diplo representation

Question 1

diplomat

Answer 1

Diplomat is a trained person that practices diplomacy.

Question 2

Common points shared between diplomats consequence

Answer 2

may cause diplomats make them see things differently than their political actors above them

Question 3

What happens when a diplomays has full task to represnet the views of his or her state which are detrimental to the international system or international peace and security?

Answer 3

If they don’t represent they are seen as traitors because they are bound to respect the political’s leaders choice.

Question 4

raison d’etat

Answer 4

representing state interest

Question 5

Raison de systeme:

Answer 5

general interests

Question 6

One reason why diplomats may find themselves is as a result of their unique perspective positon at the crossroads

Answer 6

diplomats are inclined to see the world differently from those they represent (state and political leaders) This has often prompted the question wheter diplomats should represent only the interest of their states that is associated with la raison d’etat or also those of the international society at large (raison de systeme) to broader systemic considerations. This tension has caused diploamts to sometimes be accused of ‘going native’ or ‘localitis’.

Question 7

Going native

Answer 7

when a diplomat is being more sympathetic with the country where they are placed (the host state)

Question 8

Preventive switching

Answer 8

diplomats are switched every 4-5 years so that they don’t get local it’s a preventive nature

Question 9

Diplomats based ideas

Answer 9

on diplomatic produce and good judgement.
maintain rhetorical consistency between raison d’etat and raison de systeme

Question 10

Main virtue of diplo

Answer 10

the capacity to judge what action is appropriate to pursue in a particular context especially under conditions of high uncertainty of the outcome