TYPES OF DIPLOMACY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: TRADITIONAL AND MODERN DIPLOMACY
Keywords:
Diplomacy, International Relations, Traditional Diplomacy, Modern Diplomacy, Bilateral Negotiations, Multilateral Engagement, Soft Power, Public Diplomacy, Non-State Actors, Digital Diplomacy, Global Cooperation, Treaties, Diplomatic Protocols, International Organizations, Conflict Resolution.Abstract
Diplomacy is the art and practice of conducting negotiations between representatives of states or organizations. It plays a crucial role in international relations, shaping the interactions and agreements that govern global affairs. As the world evolves, so too does the practice of diplomacy. This article explores the two primary types of diplomacy: traditional and modern diplomacy, highlighting their characteristics, methodologies, and implications for international relations.
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