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DIPLOMACY Flashcards

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SYSTEMIC LEVEL

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INTERACTIONS AMONG STATES AND ORGANIZATIONS AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

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DOMESTIC LEVEL

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INTERACTIONS AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITHIN A STATE

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PERSONAL LEVEL

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INTERACTIONS WITHIN INDIVIDUALS AT AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

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GLOBAL IO

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NATION / STATE REP, OSTENSIBLE EQUALITY, COMPOSED OF MEMBER STATES THAT COME TOGETHER TO ADRESS COMMON CHALLENGES, GOVERN BEHAVIOUR OF STATES AND ACTORS

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INPUTS AND OUTPUTS OF IO ACTION

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STATE INFLUENCE, EVOLUTION OF IO INTEREST AND PRIORITIES, ABILITY TO INFLUENCE WHICH PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED AT PUBLIC DISCOURSE.

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MULTITRACK DIPLOMACY

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AN APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION THAT INVOLVES VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS AND ACTORS (NON STATE AND STATE) WORKING TOGETHER TO SOLVE GLOBAL CHALLENGES.

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ROLE OF DIPLOMACY

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TO MANAGE AND DEVELOP INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STATES, TO NEGOTIATE AND REPRESENT STATES

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SOVEREIGNTY

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THE ABSOLUTE POWER AND AUTHORITY; STATES ARE THE PRIMARY ACTORS IN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY. SOVERIGN ENTITIES WITH EXCLUSIVE AUTHORITY OVER THEIR OWN TERRITORY AND POPULATION

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MULTILATERALISM

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MULTILATERAL NEGOTIATION AND COOPERATION WITH STATES WORKING TOGETHER TO ADRESS GLOBAL CHALLENGES.

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SOFT POWER

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USING ATTRACTION AND APPEAL TO SHAPE PREFERENCE

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ANARCHY

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NO AUTHORITARIAN POWER, ABSENCE OF CONTROL. THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM IS LACKING GLOBAL CONTROL

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SYSTEMIC STRUCTURE

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NETWORK OF RELATIONSHIPS THAT CREATE BEHAVIOURS AND PATTERNS IN THE SYSTEM

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STATES

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HAVE TERRITORY, POPULATION, GOVERNMENT AND SOVEREIGNTY. THEY RELY ONLY ON THEMSELVES TO ENSURE SECURITY AND SURVIVAL

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NATIONAL INTERESTS OF DIPLOMACY

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TO SAFEGUARD THE SECURITY OF THE STATE, MAINTAIN POWER RELATIVE TO STATES

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LIBERALIST/INSTITUTIONALIST

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EMPHASIZE THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND COOPERATION TO PROMOTE PEACE AND STABILITY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM. FREE TRADE TO PROMOTE COOPERATION.

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REALIST

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FOCUSES ON SELF POWER AND SELF INTEREST.

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CONSTRUCTIVIST

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GLOBALIZED SYSTEMS CAN PERPETUATE INEQUALITY, ADVOCACY OF GLOBAL COSMOPOLITANISM AND RISE OF DEMOCRACY; is the idea that all human beings are members of a single community

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PEACE OF WESTPHALIA

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ENDED THE 30 AND 80 YEARS WAR IN THE EU, THE STRUGGLE IN BALANCE OF POWERS . STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY ( RIGHT OF STATES TO DEFEND THEIR TERRITORY), LEGAL EQUALITY.
BALANCE OF POWERS AND INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF STATES

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WESTPHALIAN ORDER

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PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES, LEGITIMACY OF STATEHOOD THROUGH RECOGNITION AND COLLECTIVE SECURITY. STATES WERE SOVEREIGN AND HAD CONTROL OVER GOVERNMENT AND DOMESTIC AFFAIRS

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FUNCTIONAL EQUALITY

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THE EQUAL PARTICIPATION OF SRARES IN GLOBAL DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES. NO FUNCTIONAL EQUALITY IN STATES.

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DIPLOMATIC ACTORS

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Diplomatic actors can be corporate actors or individual actors, but agents are always individuals (individual-agents), and agencies are organizations (organization-agencies).

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GOVERNMENTS

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SYSTEMS OF ORDER FOR NATIONS, CONDUCT FORMAL DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN STATES AND CONSULTS THROUGH REPRESENTATIVES. DECREASE THE RISK OF WAR.

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DIPLOMATIC PROTOCOL

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CUSTOMS AND MANNERS SHARED BY DIPLOMATIC ACTORS

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CORPS DIPLOMATIQUE

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THE COLLECTIVE BODY OF FOREIGN DIPLOMATS AND AN EXTERNAL COUNTRY

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DIPLOMATIC MISSION

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REPRESENT STATE, PROMOTE NATIONAL INTEREST AND PROTECT CITIZENS,

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FOREIGN POLICY FORMULATION

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STATE GOVERNMENTS DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGY TO ENGAGE WITH INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.

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MULTILATERAL INSTITUTIONS

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MULTIPLE COUNTRIES WORKING TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE COMMON GOALS AND ADDRESS SHARED CHALLENGES. A FORUM TO ENGAGE ON DIALOGUE. REGULATES THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

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UNITED NATIONS

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MOST VISIBLE AND POWERFUL ORGANIZATION, AIMS TO ACHIEVE COLLECTIVE SECURITY AND REGULATE THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM. SERVES AS A GLOBAL CONSTITUTION.

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UN SECRETARIAT

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SOLE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UN, DIPLOMACY AND MEDIATION.

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SUPRANATIONAL POLITIES

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BOTH ACTORS AND VENUES, POLITICAL ENTITIES THAT POOL THEIR RESOURCES.

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MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS

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CORPORATION WHICH OPERATES IN MORE THAN 1 COUNTRY.
VARIABLES: SIZE, POWER PROFIT, MARKET VALUE
Negotiation and competition: states compete for MNC cooperation Relations

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CORPORATISM

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ADVOCATES THE ORGANIZATION OF SOCIETY BY CORPORATE GROUPS.
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, INCREASE IN GLOBAL PRODUCTIVITY AND COMPETITION
Corporatism is a collectivist political ideology which advocates the organization of society by corporate groups

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MNC

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They engage in many types of operations which have varying impacts and policy implications for the home and host governments

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