Titlebook: Diplomacy; Theory and Practice G. R. Berridge Textbook 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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The Gothic production of the unconsciouss come in all shapes and sizes and have different motives, but are conveniently divided into those represented by the terms ‘track one’ and ‘track two’—states and international organizations, and private individuals and non-governmental organizations, respectively. Multiparty mediation is described

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The Foreign Ministry,rmally shares control over the making of foreign policy with other ministries, executive agencies, and electronically-connected missions abroad. The chapter shows how, nevertheless, it tends to retain significant influence because of its broader perspective, geographical and language expertise, cont

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Prenegotiationsnformal and well out of the public gaze, especially in bilateral—as opposed to multilateral—diplomacy. This chapter deals in sequence with the three main questions requiring agreement at this stage: first, whether substantive, around-the-table negotiations are worthwhile; second, which items should

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Diplomatic Momentumloyed to minimize these risks. The step-by-step approach is one way; another is the circulation of a ‘non-paper’. But most prominence is given here to the following methods: first, the use of deadlines, which might be self-imposed, external, or symbolic, with the Holy Grail being a conjunction of tw

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Packaging Agreementsy in whether they are publicized or kept secret. This chapter explains what form an agreement might take depending on whether its authors believe that a premium attaches to international legal obligations, which favor a treaty, irrespective of what it is called; signaling importance, which favors a

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Embassies bilateral diplomacy of which it was the anchor, including the professionalization of diplomacy beginning in the nineteenth century and the codification of diplomatic law in 1961. What follows is an account of how the normal embassy is staffed and organized, and the functions it fulfils; particular

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Telecommunicationschapter begins by examining the strong appeal of telephone diplomacy, also known as audio teleconferencing, to heads of state and government and senior officials; this endures despite its numerous risks, which the chapter also details. The second half of the chapter deals with video-conferencing, th