NEGOTIATION - THE KEY TEST OF DIPLOMATIC COMMUNICATION
Journal Title: Revista Universitara de Sociologie - Year 2015, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
The content and the nature of diplomatic negotiations represent an extremely important topic, with a wide range of approaches, on the one hand this being a branch of international studies, on the other hand being a branch of diplomatic communication, and by this, a part of social, economic and political life. Starting from these fundamental elements that can form the definition of the notion in question - diplomatic communication - as a process aiming to send out a message and to back the public image of a person or an institution, by direct reporting and timely adaptation to the nature of diplomatic activities.
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Theodora Magdalena MIRCEA
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