Ethics in Bilateral and Multilateral Diplomacy
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i2.1008Schlagwörter:
Multilateral and Bilateral Diplomacy; French System of Diplomacy; Conventional ProcedureAbstract
Multilateral and Bilateral diplomacy is a communication that serves people to develop talks through allies or to interrupt hostile relations between countries, trying to ensure peace in the world. Bilateral diplomacy is otherwise known as communication between two parties without defining either the dispute or the method, also known as the “French system of diplomacy”, playing a special role in the approximation and calming of the situation between the two countries through diplomatic representatives permanent formally accredited, as a Conventional procedure, while Multilateral Diplomacy is assumed as a phenomenon of the 20th century, but in fact it is much older, since ancient India where it was developed through the allies, but also in the Greco-Persian world.
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