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    Diplomacy is defined as influencing foreign governments through dialogue and negotiation rather than war or violence. It is one of the most visible aspects of international cooperation and diplomats represent their countries even when delivering difficult messages. While diplomacy helps implement a country's foreign policy, it differs in that discussions are meant to remain confidential. The practice of diplomacy has evolved over centuries, becoming more formalized over time with the establishment of international laws regarding diplomatic immunity and relations between states. Modern diplomacy faces new challenges like reduced diplomatic norms and a shift to more direct digital and public communications between leaders, requiring diplomats to navigate complex geopolitical and technological issues.

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    Diplomacy is defined as influencing foreign governments through dialogue and negotiation rather than war or violence. It is one of the most visible aspects of international cooperation and diplomats represent their countries even when delivering difficult messages. While diplomacy helps implement a country's foreign policy, it differs in that discussions are meant to remain confidential. The practice of diplomacy has evolved over centuries, becoming more formalized over time with the establishment of international laws regarding diplomatic immunity and relations between states. Modern diplomacy faces new challenges like reduced diplomatic norms and a shift to more direct digital and public communications between leaders, requiring diplomats to navigate complex geopolitical and technological issues.

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    Diplomacy is defined as influencing foreign governments through dialogue and negotiation rather than war or violence. It is one of the most visible aspects of international cooperation and diplomats represent their countries even when delivering difficult messages. While diplomacy helps implement a country's foreign policy, it differs in that discussions are meant to remain confidential. The practice of diplomacy has evolved over centuries, becoming more formalized over time with the establishment of international laws regarding diplomatic immunity and relations between states. Modern diplomacy faces new challenges like reduced diplomatic norms and a shift to more direct digital and public communications between leaders, requiring diplomats to navigate complex geopolitical and technological issues.

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    DIPLOMACY

    1. DEFINING DIPLOMACY:
    " The established method of influencing the decision of foreign governments and people through
    dialogue, negotins and other measures short of war or violence"

    2. THE CONCEPT:
    · One of the most visible aspect of IC

    · The world diplomat or diplomacy usually have a positive connation.

    Good Communicator.

    Interpersonal Skills.

    Diplomats represents their countries well even when messages are not positive.

    · Diplomacy is not synonymous with foreign policy. It is an instrument of foreign policy.

    · Coecive diplomacy - punitive actions

    · Unlike foreign policy diplomacy is conducted in confidence.

    3. ORIGIN
    - The formalization of diplomacy took centuries.

    A. Ancient Diplomacy
    · Chinese civilization

    · Indian civilization

    · Greeks

    · Romans

    B. Modern Diplomacy
    · Usually attributed to italian renaissance. 14th century.

    · 1648 peace if west phalia.

    · Bilateral diplomacy.
    · Multilateral diplomacy

    · Hyphenated ,civilian power diplomacy.

    · The master diplomat - in modern diplomatic history - "Charles


    Meuriee Tally Rand " - French Diplomat who demonstrated his diplomatic finnease at the
    vienna congress 1815 " Peace conference
    held after the final defeat of napolean to decide thr future fate of europe"

    · Hyphenated, civilian power diplomacy.

    4. DIPLOMATIC MACHINARY AND PROGRESS


    · Recognition of states.

    · Diplomatic Immunities

    · Diplomatic incentives and disincentives.

    5. CURRENT DIPLOMATIC PRACTICES OR " POST COLD WAR DIPLOMACY -


    TRENDS AND PRACTICES"
    · Erosion of diplomatic norms-personnel no longer enjoy the sanctity they once did.

    · Ambassadors are no longer the key link between host and their own govts -
    Now summits ,Twitter,Telephonic Conversation ,Back channel contacts means diplomatic
    communication between the states has evolved.

    · Digitalization of the world has reduced to the importsnce of diplomatic reporting.

    · Diplomats today need to be well versed with complex technological and environmental trends.

    · FIELD DIPLOMACY - Humanitarean Disasters - has increasing become the norm ----> Out of
    ambassy approach.

    6. CONCLUSION:
    · Adaptive concept,Process.

    · Would never end, evolve.

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