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Diplomatic Techniquesied out by an . conference of negotiators representing the interests of their states. The initiative of convening such a conference remains the onus of a state which undertakes the preparation of a draft agreement or convention, which to a very great extent reflects its interests and policies. The p

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Legal Techniques: Conclusion and Entry into Forcein such agreements as ‘final clauses’ or ‘formal provisions’. The preceding chapter has examined the legal prerequisites for the techniques which we are about to study here. This is because the signature of a concluded agreement cannot be done by an unaccredited representative. The scope of this exa

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Coffee in International Agricultural Diplomacy: Case Study Twoe Agreement entered into force provisionally on 1 July 1963, and into force definitively on 27 December 1963, as soon as all forms of constitutional ratifications were accomplished and notified accordingly. Its purpose, like other similar agreements, is to stabilise coffee prices and assure an equil

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Commodity Diplomacy Within the United Nations Systeminds of governments was tin. Series of conferences were held to regulate its market after the first Bandung Conference was created, until 1956 when it became provided with a proper agreement under the aegis of UNO. But since the formation of UNCTAD, all commodities have since been negotiated under i

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Commodity Agreements under a Quasi-United Nations Systemered. The difficulties lay not only in the erratic nature of the cocoa market, in that it is very speculative, but also in the fact that the negotiating parties have always found it difficult to strike at an acceptable price range and the functioning principles of the buffer stock. The fall in price