Core diplomacy vocabulary, including negotiation tools, diplomatic immunity, and soft power.
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- What is diplomacy?
- The practice of conducting negotiations and managing relations between nations or states.
- What is soft power?
- The ability to influence others through attraction and persuasion rather than coercion or force.
- What is hard power?
- The use of military or economic force to coerce another nation into compliance.
- Define smart power.
- A foreign policy strategy combining hard power and soft power to achieve national interests.
- What is bilateral negotiation?
- Diplomatic talks conducted between two countries.
- What is multilateral negotiation?
- Diplomatic talks involving three or more countries.
- What is diplomatic immunity?
- A legal exemption allowing diplomats to be exempt from prosecution under the host nation's laws.
- What is diplomatic recognition?
- Official acknowledgment by one state of another state's sovereignty and legitimacy.
- Define treaty.
- A formal, binding agreement between two or more nations, usually ratified by their legislatures.
- What is a protocol in diplomacy?
- A set of formal procedures and rules governing diplomatic affairs and conduct.
- What is an ambassador?
- The highest-ranking diplomatic representative of one country stationed in another.
- What is a consul?
- A diplomatic official who handles commercial transactions and protects citizens' interests in a foreign city.
- What is a charge d'affaires?
- A diplomatic official who temporarily heads a mission in the absence of an ambassador.
- What is an attache?
- A specialist diplomatic official assigned to an embassy (military attache, cultural attache, etc.).
- What is a summit in diplomatic terms?
- A high-level meeting of government leaders from different nations.
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