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The SAGE guide of international relations presents a massive thematic assessment of international relations and its learn that is theoretically and historically knowledgeable and in sync with the present and destiny wishes of diplomatic practice . unique contributions from an excellent group of worldwide specialists are organised into 4 thematic sections:
- Section One: Diplomatic innovations & Theories
- Section : Diplomatic Institutions
- Section 3: Diplomatic Relations
- Section 4: forms of Diplomatic Engagement
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Xxxiv THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF DIPLOMACY Markus Kornprobst holds the Chair in International Relations at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna. He previously taught at the School of Public Policy at University College London and Magdalen College at Oxford University. He held research fellowships at the Mershon Center at the Ohio State University, and the Department of Politics and International Relations at Oxford University. His research appears in leading journals in the discipline such as Inter national Organization, European Journal of International Relations, International Studies Review, Review of International Studies and Millennium.
As a consequence, they have been viewed and tended to act as lobbyists, pressure groups, agitators, and subversives on behalf of rather narrowly defined objectives. So too at times have the more traditional state-based diplomats, of course. In addition, however, Introduction: Understanding Diplomatic Practice the best among the latter have had some sense of ownership of, responsibility for, and even affection towards the system or society which facilitates and makes possible their work. This can be seen to work at the level of what Adam Watson (1982) calls la raison de systéme and underpins a diplomatic theory of international relations that can valorize political collaboration and coexistence whilst accepting separation and difference (Sharp, 2009).
Moreover, it is often missed that non-official or ‘unauthorized’ use of diplomatic discourse and terminology may hide wider or unresolved issues, be it claims to recognition or territorial sovereignty; taking exception to someone else’s governmental jurisdiction; aspirations to fully represent or rightly speak for someone or something; or power to negotiate or reopen negotiation or opt out of an agreement, and so on. In short, quotidian diplomatic terminology may be just 5 language gaming or trope, just as it may be expressive and symptomatic of a major political claim or power context or representation anxiety.