THE STUDY OF MODERN DIPLOMACY
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Dec 28, 2023
Durbek Sayfullaev
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By the end of the 20th century, under the influence of the globalization process, the problem of international relations became one of the pressing problems that stood out both in theoretical and practical terms, requiring in-depth and comprehensive research. In fact, the topic of international relations is the constant focus of attention of representatives of the social and human sciences. In particular, the historical study of diplomacy, embodying its integral and important facet, is one of the keys to solving many complex problems in political, economic and cultural relations between countries at the global and regional levels. Based on this, first of all, we should dwell on the issue of defining the phenomenon of diplomacy and clarify the discussion around this concept.
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Sayfullaev, D. . (2023). THE STUDY OF MODERN DIPLOMACY. SPAST Abstracts, 2(02). Retrieved from https://spast.org/techrep/article/view/4454
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leaders and governments, diplomacy, non-military, “ambassador”, “servant”, “slave”, “resident speaker”, foreign affairs institutions,
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49. Popov V.I. Modern diplomacy: theory and practice: Course of lectures. Part 1: Diplomacy - science and art / YES MFA of the Russian Federation. – M.: Scientific book, 2000. – P. 80–81.Chernogaev Yu. Wisdom and cunning of Eastern diplomacy // http://anhor.uz/columnists/mudrosty-i-lukavstvo--vostochnoy-diplomatii
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