Diplomacy is the practice of conducting negotiations and other interactions between states and other actors in the international system in order to manage conflicts and address issues of mutual concern. Diplomacy involves the use of communication, negotiation, and other peaceful means to address disputes and build relationships between countries and other actors.
Diplomacy can take many forms, such as direct negotiations between leaders, exchanges of envoys or representatives, and the use of international organizations and other intermediaries. It is an important tool for managing conflicts and building cooperation between countries and other actors, and it is often seen as an alternative to more aggressive or confrontational approaches, such as war or economic sanctions.
International Relations CSS
IR and Political Science
Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
Political Science Lectures Series
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