Titlebook: Innovation in Diplomatic Practice; Jan Melissen (Senior Lecturer in International Rel Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Unofficial Intervention: Potential Contributions to Resolving Ethno-national Conflictscant contribution to the resolution of ethno-national conflict.. There is a discernible increase in interest and proliferation of practice in unofficial intervention and a variety of other unofficial activities often dubbed ‘track-two diplomacy’.. The increase in interest is evidenced by the growing

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Monitored Broadcasts and Diplomacywith the gathering of accurate information, diplomats — both at home and stationed overseas — have valued journalists and news organizations as crucial sources of open intelligence since the dawn of the media age. With the growth of the electronic media, the need to monitor their output assumed an a

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Diplomacy in the Age of Information Technologyplomacy. It was, for instance, the arrival of the railways that first gave diplomats great mobility over land. Another major turning point was the invention of the electric telegraph, which enabled direct and fast communication between headquarters and missions.. It is generally accepted that this w

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A Bilateral Dialogue Regime: US-Vietnamese Relations after the Fall of Saigond . the benefit of experienced personnel on the spot furnishing it with informed reports on conditions in the receiving state and enjoying easy access to representatives of the host government. Furthermore, in circumstances of nonrecognition the problems of contact are compounded since no agreement

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The Role of the Diplomatic Corps: the US-North Korea Talks in Beijing, 1988–94y after Pyongyang refused to permit full inspection of its facilities by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in 1992, was feared to have a military character. The essence of the agreement reached. was that Pyongyang would freeze its nuclear programme, accept full inspection of its nuclear

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27270-9conflict; conflicts; dialogue; Diplomacy; information; Information Technology (IT); innovation; integration

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978-1-349-27272-3Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999

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