Titlebook: Old Diplomacy Revisited: A Study in the Modern History of Diplomatic Transformations; Kenneth Weisbrode Book 2014 Kenneth Weisbrode 2014 D

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A Question of Novelty,of diplomacy are roughly the same as they have always been, and always will be so long as there are disparate states and societies in the world: to serve the sovereign interest and to preserve peace by wise and diligent reporting, representation and mediation across borders. How diplomats have adapt

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Old-New Diplomacy,ally new. Most of its tenets—enumerated in Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points—were renditions of widely held views, particularly in Britain, the United States and the liberal circles of Europe. That did not detract from New Diplomacy’s success after 1945. It made itself—and international politics—more

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New-New Diplomacy,ey underscore an important, timeless, point: diplomacy adapts. It must do so by mastering not only new technologies but also different “structures” of international relations, which have become, since the 1970s, less national and more “global” With no more European empires and no Cold War, today’s w

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The Diplomatic Imagination,g the past two centuries, they are still quite distinct and different from the rest of us. Their mental wiring—that is, their grasp of cause and effect, their sense of opportunity and of space and place, their ability to imagine peace in and across multiple settings and periods of time, their sensit

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