diplomacy

 

DIPLOMACY 

 

MEANING  

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Diplomacy stands accepted as the mainstay and the core process of relations rela tions among nations.  The process of establishment of relations relations among nations begins eectively by the establishment of diplomatic rela relations tions among nations. diplomacy is the means through which nations begin to develop their relations.

 

DEFINITIONS  

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“Diplomacy is the management of international relations by means of negotiations; the method by which these relations are adjusted and managed by ambassadors and envoys the business or art of the diplomats” —Harold Nicholson. “Diplomacy is the inevitable outcome of the coeistence of separate political units !states" with any degree of contact.” — #ran$el

 

What is Diplomacy?  

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 The term term Diplomacy is used in a variety of ways. Sometimes it is described as “the art of telling lies on behalf of the nation”, nation ”, or “as instrument for employing deceit and duplicity in internat international ional relations.” “Diplomacy is “the art of o f forwarding one’s interests in relation to other countries.” !.". #ani$ar

 

Natur o! Diplomacy  

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 Diplomacy is #ot Immoral  Diplomacy is a ma#s o! I#tr#atio#al $latio#s .Diplomacy is machi#ry !or actio# Diplomacy acts throu%h Sttl& Proc&urs  'ilatral as (ll as Multilatral i# Form Diplomacy ha#&ls all typs o! Mattrs

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'ra)&o(# o! Diplomacy al(ays la&s to Crisis

 

Natur o! Diplomacy  

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Diplomacy oprats *oth i# tims o! Pac as (ll as War+  Diplomacy (or)s i# a# #,iro#m#t charactris& *oth *y Co#-ict a#& Coopratio#+ Diplomacy al(ays (or)s !or scuri#% #atio#al i#trsts o! th #atio# it rprs#ts+ Diplomacy is *ac)& *y Natio#al Po(r. is *ac)& *y #atio#alDiplomacy po(r+

 

O*/cti,s o! Diplomacy+  

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 012 Political O*/cti,s o! Diplomacy+ Diplomacy always wor$s to secure the goals of national interest as de%ned by the foreign policy. &t always wor$s for increasing the in'uence of the state over other states. &t uses persuasion, promises of rewards rewards and other such means for this purpose. Through rational negotiations, it see$s to (ustify the ob(ectives of the foreign policy of the nation. &t see$s to promote friendship and cooperation with other nations. 032 No#4political O*/cti,s o! Diplomacy+  The interdependence among nations is the most important and fact of international living. )ach nation depends uponvaluable others for economic and industrial lin$s and trade. Diplomacy always see$s to promote the economic, commercial and cultural lin$s of the nation with other nations. Diplomacy depends upon peaceful means, persuasive methods for promoting the interests interests of the nation and this is indeed an important non*political ob(ective of Diplomacy Diplomacy..

 

D,ics o! Diplomacy  

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 Promis o! $(ar& a#& Co#cssio#s+ Thrat o! us o! Forc+ No#4,iol#t Pu#ishm#t+ 5s o! Prssur+

 

Fu#ctio#s a#& $ol o! Diplomacy  

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Crmo#ial6Sym*olic Fu#ctio#s $prs#tatio#

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N%otiatio#s $porti#% Protctio# o! I#trsts