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Traditional Vs New Diplomacy
Traditional Vs New Diplomacy
Diplomacy
Nur Fazzillah Mohamed Noordin
ZGA 150011
Presentation flow
• Definition of Diplomacy
• Functions of Diplomacy
• Traditional/Old Diplomacy
• New Diplomacy
• Similarities of Old and New Diplomacy
• Differences in Old and New Diplomacy
• Conclusion
Definition of Diplomacy
• The application of intelligence and tact to the conduct of
official relations between governments of independent
states – Sir Ernest Satow
• Represents the accumulative political, economic, and
military pressures upon each side formalized in the
exchange of demands and concessions between
negotiators – William Olson
Functions of Diplomacy
• Determine its objectives in the light of the power actually
and potentially available for the pursuit of these objectives
• Assess the objectives of other nations and the power
actually and potentially available for the pursuit of these
objectives
• Determine to what extent these different objectives are
compatible with each other
• Employ the means suited to the pursuit of its objectives
Traditional/Old
Diplomacy
What is Traditional / Old
Diplomacy?
• Furthers the interests of a small group of leaders
• Secretive agreements/treaties
• Bipolar world based on ideology
• Opposing forces have military and diplomatic battles
between states
Features of Old Diplomacy
• Europe-centric
• Monopoly of aristocrats and elite diplomats
• Bilateral basis and usually in secrecy
• Agendas were parochial and narrow
Example of Traditional
Diplomacy
New
Diplomacy
What is new diplomacy?