Essays on become a diplomat

My main personal goal is to Become A Diplomat and a good martial arts teacher because I am interested in diplomatic service and learning martial arts from a long time and want to impart the knowledge to others and popularize the art form, other than that I want to score good grades in the Business Management course, the below analysis examines whether my learning style helps in achieving these goals.... I want to Become A Diplomat and a Capoeira martial arts teacher – an Afro-Brazilian martial art combined with dance but before that I want to secure good grades in the Business management course ending May 2014....

My dream as a child has always been to Become A Diplomat or an attorney at law.... I have engaged in numerous activities here, but I have not lost the desire to become an attorney or a diplomat.... My desire to become an attorney or a diplomat still remains a dream....

Journey to Become A Diplomat: With a Guide to Careers in World Affairs.... This promise was engaged when John Kerry a diplomat assed the situation and this lead to Kerry admitting that the situation has to engage the military deterrence (Schelling, 1966).... This coursework "America's Drone Wars and Dirty Wars" focuses on the use of drones by the US to fight terrorism....

The rationale why countries agree to be dependent on a foreign country's decision before prosecuting a diplomat in their own territory is based on the fact that these countries are both receiving and sending diplomats.... om Web site relates an incident in 1983 involving a diplomat's son who got away with fifteen different rape cases.... Achievable remedies are in the line of: maximizing the right of the host country to declare a diplomat persona non grata, holding more accountability on the part of a diplomat's home country....

Apparently, diplomats are not necessarily a peace negotiators but peace negotiators involuntarily assume the role of a diplomat whenever solving crisis.... Habib's statement undoubtedly is in contrast with the myth and widespread impression that a diplomat is just another person, sent to a foreign land, to lie for his country (Kriesler 1982, p.... To understand the role of a diplomat, we need to be aware of the role of diplomacy itself.... Nitze is best remembered as a diplomat who achieved two major arms agreement through conciliatory efforts by cutting through bureaucratic tangle and informally tried to strike a bargain on intermediate-range missiles deployed in Europe (Berger 2004, p....

However the changes in the environment of the foreign policy after the Cold War and later by the event of 9/11 have made the role of traditional diplomacy much more complex by adding to it certain significant new functions and activities in the portfolio of a diplomat (Larkin). ... This function is therefore considered to be the most important and rather core task of a diplomat and has remained important throughout the history of international relations.... But in the current times, a diplomat is hardly viewed as a negotiator or seen negotiating on bilateral issues in the embassy as was in the traditional cases....

In simple terms, a diplomat in a given country cannot be arrested and charged in court under the laws of the host country.... However, all these privileges on work on the understanding that in exchange the diplomat is expected to obey all the laws governing the country in which he is hosted (King, 2008). ... A Canadian diplomat in Tanzania once spat on a traffic cop who stopped him on the road.... To control the abuse of privilege by diplomats, host countries have only one weapon, to declare the diplomat persona non-grata....

In no case did a diplomat prove to be ignorant about the contents of the paper that he mentioned as a regular source”7 But the high consumption level of the media is not due to the availability of information.... For example, if the media shows that china and Japan are prepared to rage war against each other, a diplomat would respond by saying that they are doing their best to bring peace between the two neighbours, even though in reality may be aware that China and Japan are in good terms with each other....

In no case did a diplomat prove to be ignorant about the contents of the paper that he mentioned as a regular source”7 ... For example, if the media shows that china and Japan are prepared to rage war against each other, a diplomat would respond by saying that they are doing their best to bring peace between the two neighbours, even though in reality may be aware that China and Japan are in good terms with each other.... He concluded that the job of a diplomat nowadays is more important and diverse than ever before. ...

The job of a diplomat is to remain discrete and use negotiations to get the work done.... Also diplomat has to provide information to his or her home country about the events going on in the foreign country.... Diplomats rely on sources to get the inside information of different governments, and without these sources diplomatic reporting will become ever more difficult.... Foreign countries will also ensure that such security breaches won't happen again therefore getting information from inside sources will become increasingly difficult for diplomats working in foreign countries. ...

Loss of contact with the ministry sending a diplomat to duty led to incompetence.... a diplomat must have access to the internet, keep track of international news, and observe any changes in the global picture of events.... Being a diplomat in the 21st century presents one with vast responsibilities.... In addition, identification of the active players of the negotiations occurs in advance, as well as identifying parties who have permission to view the content a diplomat posts....

Loss of contact with the ministry sending a diplomat to duty led to incompetence.... a diplomat must have access to the internet, keep track of international news, and observe any changes in the global picture of events.... Being a diplomat in the 21st century presents one with vast responsibilities.... In addition, identification of the active players of the negotiations occurs in advance, as well as identifying parties who have permission to view the content a diplomat posts....

The job of a diplomat is to deliver a message across without saying it directly; hence, the origin of the term diplomatese or the lingo and jargon of diplomacy.... A good diplomat is well-versed in the language of ambiguity, saying something for nothing.... A good diplomat is well-versed in the language of ambiguity, saying something for nothing.... A non-diplomat untrained in an art that hides its message in plain language may have difficulty deciphering its actual message....

According to the renowned diplomat Lester Pearson (1959), it is referred to as the art of letting another person have your way, or the profession and art to perform negotiations between nations as explained by Ernest Satow (Nagel 2003). ... The number of states has become 3 times or more, the number of UN members has increased to more than 187 total to 17,020 bilateral relationships, and conventional organizations to 6,000 (Melissen 2005 )....

The media has become a fundamental part in mediating diplomatic communications necessitated by presence of conflicts. ... Inaugural speeches for newly elected government leaders have become a common occurrence in the 21st century and have been essential in defining the role of media in such political events.... Through the media covering various aspects of the diplomatic negotiations become elucidated for the public to understand(Hoffman, 2002)....

The aim of the present work is not only to discuss the differences, which existed and exist at present between the old diplomacy of the pre-war period and the new diplomacy, but to define and evaluate these differences, and conclude, whether it is truthful to define the two stages of the diplomatic history as the ages of old and new diplomacy, as many authors debate as for the existence of drastic differences between these two notions....

Nowadays it has become obvious that there is some vacuum in existent international relations.... This essay "Diplomacy about Persuasion, not an Imposition" defines what is diplomacy.... The difference between the two terms was well summarized by Watson, who points out that 'while foreign policy is the substance of a state's relations with other states....

Similarly, the English parliamentarian Slingsby Bethel criticized Charles II (and Cromwell) for ‘playing diplomat' without understanding the necessities of the day, thereby allowing France to ‘become too great for Christendom' (Sheehan, M.... More important than success in diplomacy perhaps was the fact that it had become an established pillar of international relations and conflict resolution and that it provided a viable alternative to armed conflict, even if for many of the major states diplomacy was still often a matter of expediency....

Effects of the diplomatic efforts of United States and other countries Gurman (2012) pointed out that in 1946, an American diplomat known as George Kennan sent to his superiors in California a long memorandum that was later known as "The Long Telegram.... It was with this understanding of this scenario that President Truman of USA and his experts identified that the US had to become engaged....

Cybercrime has become a major issue of discussion in policy matters.... Putting ANT into the context of e-diplomacy, diplomats become actants, while social media and machines maintain their position as actors.... Intercultural dialogue has become more common, and the interaction between citizens having different nationalities is a routine.... Moreover, they are used by diplomats as a mode of sharing their views with masses in general, and to calm them down in the state of emergency, where visuals become more important than words (Permyakova, RIAC)....

If such immunity is to be removed, it may be done only through the receiving State declaring a particular diplomat of the sending State as persona non grata under Article 9 of the 1963 Convention. ... The author concludes that while questions have been raised about inviolability in a few cases, nevertheless on the while, diplomatic premises are indeed inviolable....

The paper "Strategic Integration of Information Technology and Diplomacy Focusing on the Integration of ICT " discusses that advancements in communication technology fronts fundamental challenges to conventional diplomacy such as reducing hierarchy, breaching confidentiality.... ... ... ... Democratization coupled with the decentralization of information has helped forecast events internationally gearing diplomats to devise and formulate responses ahead of time....

The coordination of diplomacy also referred to as “operation other than war has become of greatest importance due to the changes of problems that confront world's most powerful leaders (Philips, 2008, p86).... The paper "Contemporary Diplomatic Challenges" discusses that the past and the present diplomatic practitioners have mainly set examples to future practitioners as well as promised the world that peaceful integration between warring nations is underway....

Also international migration has become a common phenomenon in recent times thereby making the consular service again to be more concern with the general public rather than the obscure affairs of plenipotentiaries.... As a result, the relevance of diplomatic representation has become the centre of a major debate about the importance of diplomacy in a fast evolving world.... Instead, representation has become very crucial in the practice of contemporary diplomacy....

This means that the diplomat must be well prepared for the unplanned encounter with the media and have a plan in place for facing them in a manner that is organized for media conference statement and interviews.... The paper "Electronic Diplomacy" discusses that the project of community IT training has the aim of providing training opportunities of information communication technology to the citizen of a nation to provide them with a chance in a knowledge-based digital society....

There are times a diplomat is considered persona non grata and is not accepted by another country or is being demanded by the foreign nation to be recalled.... In such cases, the diplomat's government must either comply or break off relations.... Accordingly, instead of responding soberly to India's legitimate protest over this affair, Islamabad countered with the charge that New Delhi allowed its intelligence agencies to intimidate Pakistan's top diplomat in the country....

There is a lot of say in the way facts are now being reported courtesy the media channels, the vast avenues with which media reports and news are proliferated and thus the whole ballgame of reaching the masses has become such an easy job that the diplomats have taken a back seat in all fairness....

This has, however, become the trend in modern diplomacy (Rourke, 264).... Negotiations between the two parties have become rare.... The old elements of diplomacy did not become extinct; they only evolved and changed with the times.... The paper "Diplomacy as the Art of Conducting Negotiations" discusses that the system of diplomacy used before the 20th century has come to be known as old diplomacy....

This essay discusses the development of multilateral diplomacy in Europe in 19th century.... It states the main historical events which contributed to the development of multilateral diplomacy in Europe.... I also describes the period when the multilateral diplomacy flourished throughout Europe and why Europe has seen the emergence of it in the 19th century, and assesses the results of such policy....

itizen diplomacy has become such a common practice all over the world that it's important role in determining the dimension of the world politics could not be denied.... itizen diplomacy plays important role in shaping the contemporary world politics because it has become now common for the countries to interact at citizen level especially where the governments of the countries do not officially recognize each other.... In the era of globalization, the movement of people across the national borders have become more frequent and easy due to which the citizen diplomacy has also become easier to conduct....

he United Nations has not only suggested and become involved with resolving conflict at earlier stages.... More important, the diplomatic leaders working with multilateralism have to become an authority to the UN with the decisions made.... The question with the UN and the establishments that are designed to provide diplomacy then become an understanding of influence....

n as much as public diplomacy has materialized to be a critical factor in the international operations of most states, not all nations exercise public diplomacy and diplomat's role as an interlocutor between states has not shrink.... he ancient role of the primacy and the diplomat on bilateral relations has not dwindled in terms of importance; instead, this role has been enhanced by the wants of public diplomacy.... The modern diplomat must be informed of this aspect minus losing the durable focus on bilateral diplomat in any diplomat relations. ...

However, this can sometimes backfire, as is seen from the blog that Jan Pronk, a Dutch diplomat wrote in 2006, describing his visits to Darfur, Sudan.... With fast growth of information communications technology, the old applications become obsolete, while new ones replace them.... As the work from remote locations has become reality, the job description has changed from the traditional nine-to-five, to 24*7 schedules....

The paper "E-Diplomacy Benefits and Theories" presents detailed information, that digital diplomacy is the tool used for virtual representation; it is the incorporation of the information and communication technology for attaining foreign policy goals.... ... ... ... The twenty-five publications were was collected from four main databases such as Amazon, Google scholar, the web of science, and Scopus....

This paper analyses the role religion should play in diplomacy based on the arguments put forward by Albright.... The interferences of religion in politics is a controversial topic all over the world.... Dominance of one religion in political matters may cause problems to other religions.... .... ...

The reaction to this state-of-the-art modernization test by overseas ministries and the diplomatic line of work could be either to let it occur or slowly to become accustomed and even to implement some of the identical private-sector techniques, as well as marketing and branding (Szykman, 2015, Pg....

Actions of the UN The United Nations has not only suggested and become involved with resolving conflict at earlier stages.... More important, the diplomatic leaders working with multilateralism have to become an authority to the UN with the decisions made.... The question with the UN and the establishments that are designed to provide diplomacy then become an understanding of influence....

The two fields have evolved significantly over the years to become separate institutions that depict varying perceptual lenses.... However, the two fields have evolved significantly over the years to become separate institutions that depict varying perceptual lenses.... Indeed, the source of this conflict is often clandestine or covert activities that become public and adversely affect both relations between states and diplomats' ongoing work. ...

The paper "Analysis of Traditional and Contemporary International Relations" highlights that Waltz's central theory of neo-realism in international relations is underpinned by the proposition that the system of international politics is inherently dependent on a system of anarchy.... ... ... ... In focusing on the international politics as a whole state system as opposed to individual state level factors, Waltz avoids assumptions about human nature and morality and power in international politics, which is arguably exemplified by the contemporary role of diplomats within the globalisation paradigm (Coles, 2000)....

The paper "The Various Traditional and Contemporary Theories of International Relations" states that the end of the Cold War and the events of 9/11 have provided a catalyst for unprecedented challenges to the international order and national security policy.... ... ... ... Watson's arguments regarding the evolution of the international society question the extent to which international relations and the interests of the state intrinsically limit the role of diplomacy....

There is a lot of say in the way facts are now being reported courtesy the media channels, the vast avenues with which media reports and news are proliferated and thus the whole ballgame of reaching the masses has become such an easy job that the diplomats have taken a back seat in all fairness....

This law sees to it that the immunities and privileges rendered to the diplomat make the diplomats to effectively carry their duty.... he home country can waive the immunity, but the host country cannot no matter how serious the diplomat engages in unlawful acts.... If the cost country is where the wrong doing act happens why is it that they must rely on the diplomat country (Evans, 2014). ... he immunity law aims to enhance a good relationship between the two countries and the same time the diplomat can use the immunity to harm or act against the host state....

This essay "Teachers' Views on the New 14-19 Specialized Diplomas " discusses specialised Diplomas being introduced for 14-19 year olds will reduce drop out rates in Key Stage 4 (KS4) but will not assist young people to find rewarding careers suited to their interests and abilities.... ... ... ... The fate of this 97% was undermined by the dissolution of the apprenticeship programme in the 1980s, but has now re-emerged in the shape of specialized Diplomas, and we saw an earlier incarnation in the Vocational Educational qualifications and government led initiatives such as the Youth Opportunity Programmes which have preceded them....

There is a lot of say in the way facts are now being reported courtesy the media channels, the vast avenues with which media reports and news are proliferated and thus the whole ballgame of reaching the masses has become such an easy job that the diplomats have taken a back seat in all fairness....

This research paper "E-Diplomacy Implementation and Effects" describes aspects if digital diplomacy.... This paper analyzes the current e-diplomacy studies based on a systematic literature review methodology and the analyzing of two highlighted key findings.... .... ... ... Many experts have also defined digital diplomacy as an electronic component of public diplomacy....

This work called "Diplomacy, Law and Global Change" describes the effectiveness of the security council in the twentieth century and the role of embassies in a globalized world.... The author outlines the aspects of a globalized world, its advantages.... .... ... ... This has greatly affected the effectiveness of the world body's principal organ to achieve its responsibility as stated in Article 24 of the United Nations Charter....

It is the interests of his own country that a diplomat has to secure and defend.... Moreover diplomacy has become to a very large extent not so much a relation between two states as a complex of relations inside groups of states and between different groups of states.... Every problem has its own complex of circumstances and personalities and their relative significance and importance may well only gradually become apparent....

The paper "The Growth of Intergovernmental Organizations" describes that in modern international law, there are remedies that have been provided to deal with errant officials and violations of the rights of the locals with regard to employment contracts and compensation.... ... ... ... The legal representative has to provide the way forward....

For a while he achieved more popularity than any modern American diplomat.... is unprecedented ability in interpreting foreign policies enabled him to foretell the necessary responses that Americans should perform in order to become at par with its international relations, as well as balance its power in the worldwide context....

According to Watson, Gleek & Grillo (2003), the presidential doctrine is described as an ideological platform that is used by current presidents to advance and expound on policies that are important to given countries especially those ideologies that are related to foreign policy.... ... ... ... This discussion talks that the United States utilized Carter's doctrine in order to secure the Persian Gulf situated in Western Asia after the country realized that the Gulf was the largest oil-producing region....