Diplomacy, as a science or art or both, is as old as nations and states. The practice of diplomacy, initially temporary, gradually acquired stable, permanent institutional characteristics over time...

Diplomacy, as a science or art or both, is as old as nations and states. The practice of diplomacy, initially temporary, gradually acquired stable, permanent institutional characteristics over time and contributed to the more rational organization of international relations.

This introductory book attempts to highlight the most important institutional...

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Diplomacy, as a science or art or both, is as old as nations and states. The practice of diplomacy, initially temporary, gradually acquired stable, permanent institutional characteristics over time and contributed to the more rational organization of international relations.

This introductory book attempts to highlight the most important institutional dimensions in Diplomatic and Consular Law, aiming to present not only "classical" diplomacy but also the "new forms" of diplomacy, both to students and to young scholars, as well as to those interested in international affairs and the prospects of practicing diplomacy.

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Authors
Miltiadis Sarigiannidis, Antonia Zervaki, Paroula Naskou - Perraki, Despoina G. Anagnostopoulou, Nikolaos A. Zaikos
Publisher
Ekdoseis Sakkoula A.E.
Type
Fair - Rights
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
745
Release Date
12/09/2022
Publication Date
2022
Dimensions
17x24 cm
ISBN-13
9789606485527

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