Diplomatic Tools of Foreign Policy

An introduction to the diplomatic tools available to states as they pursue their foreign policy objectives. These tools include diplomatic recognition and negotiations, cultural and scientific exchanges, and public diplomacy, among others.

[addywhitby]

This was the best video ever! I'm dying in my International Relations class and this totally helped me understand the textbook with more context and ease. The examples were GENIUS, and SO illuminating when everything feels like vague, big-vocab theory. Thanks for all the work you put into

[wanjikuk]

You are really helping us International Relations students in revision …thank you Sir

[catcherbloc]

Perfect video! I Will be using this for my International Law on Diplomatic Immunity. I will make sure to reference.

[zvmmat]

Amazing video. Easy to understand for diplomatic beginners.

[learningzone]

sir your lectures are very informative and deep. keep it up

[meharkhan]

I'm preparing for icivil services, your video helped me a lot - thank you!

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

PUBLIC DIPLOMACY ACCEPTS EVERY SINGLE PERSON THAT CAN ENTER A MULTILATERAL PROCESS THAT CAN IMPROVE DIFFICULT SITUATIONS THAT SHOW ADVERSITIES OR DIFFICULTIES IN THE FLOW.

[Esskay]

lectures are very informative sir appreciate

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

WE CAN APPLY THE FACTO RECOGNITION BY OTHER MEMBERS THAT COULD BE IDENTIFIED WITH THE INTENTION TO PROTECT AND WORK WITH THEM.

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

IF WE FOLLOW THE VIENA CONVENTION AND THE PROTOCOLS, WE CAN HAVE A BETTER AND MORE RESPECTED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MEMBERS OR PARTS INDEPENDENTLY OF WHO THEY ARE. WHATEVER AND WHEREVER FOLLOWING THE PRINCIPLES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AND RESPECTED INDEPENDENTLY OF THE FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION.

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

WE USE PROTOCOLS TO SHOW DIPLOMATIC TOOLS: BILATERAL, MULTILATERAL (INDEPENDENTLY OF THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS). RECOGNITION THAT APPRECIATED OR RECOGNIZES MEMBERS WITH POWER OR AUTHORITY TO DO OR TO SAY.

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

FOR PROFESSIONAL RESULTS IN DIPLOMACY. WE ESTABLISH THE PROTOCOLS AND WAYS INTERNATIONALLY APPROVED. WE ALSO TRAI N ON DIPLOMATIC TOOLS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS DEVELOPMENT.

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

THE MEMBERS DE FACTO CAN SHARE SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL EXCHANGES UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS. FACE TO FACE, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY VIA THIRD PARTIES OR MEDIATORS THAT CAN FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE PROPERLY.

[monicajudithfriassandoval]

WE USE NEGOTIATION TOOL THAT COULD BE USED AFTER DE FACTO RECOGNITION VIA FACE TO FACE OR VIA TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS. THIS COMMUNICATION SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AND RESPECTED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY USING THIRD PARTIES OR MEDIATORS TAHT CAN HELP IN THIS PROCESS.

[mannyzm]

interesting... im studying diplomacy & international relations, based in Zambia, im Greek/Philipino & worked with expats mostly Americans. I was surprised when US Ambassador Foote criticized the Zambian Govt about Homosexuality. As a diplomat you aren't allowed to engage with another countries internal affairs... main reason for doing so is the power of the US to influence another sovereign state using trade, Aid, etc...

[QuizmasterLaw]

The U.S. has not partially recognized a Palestinian State, de jure.
The U.S. Does however recognize a Palestinian government, legally existing, de jure.
The U.S. does not even de facto recognize a Palestinian state.
You're a bit slipshod on the law here. Disappointing. Maybe your political analysis is good but legally speaking you are wrong (and are probably wrong about lots of other light blue countries).
Unrecognized states and terrorists have some points in common by the way. Many times terrorist groups went on to form state power and eventually became recognized. Often unrecognized states are also pariah states and engage in illegal warfare, including privateering, at least historically.