An international classic, Satow's Guide to Diplomatic Practice provides a comprehensive survey of the rules, laws and conventions covering the conduct of diplomacy, not only between individual nations, but also through international organisations. This radically revised fifth edition reflects the developments in diplomacy over the twenty years, since publication of the last edition, and now covers commercial and economic functions of diplomacy, modern communications, and terrorism.
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Vade Mercum of Diplomacy,
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This review is from: Satow's Guide to Diplomatic Practice Hb (Hardcover)
The author, Ernest Mason Satow, wrote a book in 1905 which still nowdays is a masterpiece. In his fifth edition, Lorde Gore-Booth, editor, and Desmond Pakenham, assistant editor, include in this referecial book the kind of cartesian information about United Nations that Lorde Mason would consider of deserving all his honours. Read this book must be not so much as a diplomatic decision but a decison of any human being in a diplomatic mission.
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This review is from: Satow's Guide to Diplomatic Practice Hb (Hardcover)
Satow's book is the master piece for the "diplomatist" of not only 20th Century but also of the 21st. Satow and his Guide, indeed is the materialisation of the mystic bond that the diplomats of the world have towards each other by virtue of their special profession.
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Vade Mercum of Diplomacy,
By Fernando (Brazil) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Satow's Guide to Diplomatic Practice Hb (Hardcover)
Mansell begin to write a book in 1905 which still nowdays is a masterpiece. In his fifth edition, Lorde Gore-Booth, editor, and Desmond Pakenham, assistant editor, include in this referecial book the kind of cartesian information about United Nations that Lorde Mansell would consider of deserving all his honours, not so much as diplomat but as an human being in a diplomatic mission.
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