Titlebook: Conference Diplomacy; An Introductory Anal Johan Kaufmann Book 1996Latest edition Johan Kaufmann 1996 Delegation.Diplomacy.Europe.Internati

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Groups and Conference Diplomacy,s. The word ‘bloc’, seen in this context of shifting alignments, is not a useful concept. A bloc can be defined as a group of states which meets regularly and the members of which normally agree in advance how to vote..

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The Role of Presiding Officers,in varying degrees, depending among other things on the importance of the conference — prestige and honour on the person and his country. However, the amount of power and influence of presiding officers is, as a rule, rather limited. The importance of a chairman’s role is governed by the following factors:

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Secretariats and Conference Diplomacy,sts recruited to prepare and help run the UN Conference on the Application of Science and Technology (Geneva 1963) had an important influence on the conference: it gave help in the screening of papers submitted to the conference, wrote summaries and assisted the various panels into which the conference was split up.

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omposed? What is a permanent mission? What effect can an inefficient conference president have? In which way can secretariats of international organizations influence the results of international conferences? The answers to these questions can be found in Johan Kaufmann‘s path-breaking Conference Di

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Prologue: Whither Conference Diplomacy?, of organizations of the UN system. Conference diplomacy was, in a sense, an extension of parliamentary diplomacy, the term used by early writers in connection with the General Assembly and similar bodies constituting the ‘parliaments’ of the emerging international system. Legally not much has chang

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Decision-Making in Conference Diplomacy: A General View,conferences, however, end with some sort of conclusions or decisions. The procedure by which decisions are taken and the form in which they are cast differ from conference to conference, depending on the objective of the conference, its rules of procedure and traditional practices which may have bee