The book "At the Origins of Greek Foreign Policy" discusses a series of topics in the Diplomatic History of the initial period of the establishment and operation of the Greek state.
The introduction examines the formation and evolution of the consular institution in the East, from antiquity to its peak, in the context of the capitulations during the nineteenth century.
The consulate was the most important diplomatic authority recognized in the Greek territory until the Revolution. The prestige, position, and powers of the consuls were and appeared to be particularly significant and strong, as the local Turkish authorities were usually unable to impose any restrictions on them.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
Manufacturer
- Author
- Giorgos Georgis
- Publisher
- Ekdoseis Kastanioti
- Number of Pages
- 236
- Release Date
- 1/1996
- Publication Date
- 1996
- Dimensions
- 14x20.5 cm
- Language
- Greek
- Cover
- Soft
- Geopolitical Region
- Greece & Cyprus
- ISBN-13
- 9789600313307
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