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PDF	LANGUAGE AND DIPLOMACY – A PRACTITIONER’S VIEW P Aldo Matteucci Powers speak to one another through the language of diplomacy Diplomatic language should thus lead to better understanding be-tween them Language yields an incomplete sense of the speaker’s meaning as well as of his intent

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A DIPLOMAT’S HANDBOOK

contributions and advice of many former and current diplomatic practitioners scholars members of policy centres and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and development experts As detailed in earlier editions graduate students of the Wilson School of Princeton University made a special contribution to case studies in 2007-2008

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Using Diplomatic Language

Diplomacy refers to interacting with others in a way that fosters good relationships It involves tact and skill in handling interpersonal communication so that good relationships are maintained and there are no (or few) bad feelings Being diplomatic involves using phrases to soften our statements when we deliver bad news or negative judgments

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A Linguistic Analysis of Diplomatic Discourse

Chapter 1 focuses on diplomatic discourse from the past to present times and on the importance of language as a specialised means in diplomatic negotiations with a particular regard to lexicon Chapter 2 analyses: 1 The style and structure of the prescriptive legal text Lexical choices

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Writing diplomatically: Managing potential conﬂict by Barry

Diplomats are the guardians of a nation’s heritage and interests When states are in conflict or are steering towards a potential conflict situation it is the diplomats who keep the doors open to discussion often behind the scenes in order to seek ways towards a peaceful settlement An important means of achieving this is to employ the appropria

What is a chapter 1 of diplomatic discourse?
Chapter 1 focuses on diplomatic discourse from the past to present times and on the importance of language as a specialised means in diplomatic negotiations with a particular regard to lexicon. Chapter 2 analyses: The style and structure of the prescriptive legal text.
What does it mean to be a diplomatic person?
Diplomacy refers to interacting with others in a way that fosters good relationships. It involves tact and skill in handling interpersonal communication so that good relationships are maintained and there are no (or few) bad feelings. Being diplomatic involves using phrases to soften our statements when we deliver bad news or negative judgments.
What is the best citation format for writing diplomatically?
Recommended citation format: Tomalin, B. (2019). Writing diplomatically: Managing potential conflict. The aim of this paper is to assess the role of emotional language and neutral language in the preparation and production of formal official documents.
What is diplomatic language?
... Diplomatic language is known for its diplomatic speech acts, such as hedging, indirectness, rhetorical devices, persuasive techniques, and diplomatic formulas, making it difficult for models to discern the intended meaning.

1. INTRODUCTION

Diplomats are the guardians of a nation’s heritage and interests. When states are in conflict or are steering towards a potential conflict situation, it is the diplomats who keep the doors open to discussion, often behind the scenes, in order to seek ways towards a peaceful settlement. An important means of achieving this is to employ the appropria

2. MATERIAL AND METHODS

The paper outlines the key features of the UN guide to diplomatic correspondence in English through the key modes of written communication and compares it with the use of rhetoric in one of the working languages of the UN – Arabic. It then takes an exercise in preparing diplomatic correspondence with a group of Arabic-speaking students as a basis f

‘Common to all diplomatic writing is the focus on respect for the recipient, objectivity of observation and analysis, and often the use of the 3rd person to allow focus on the problem, not the personality’

supporting claims, a warning, a statement making policy recommendations and it may be used to explain detail on specific treaty or agreement clauses where greater detail is needed. The characteristics of a memorandum are that it may be supported by a covering letter and is similar to, but less formal than a note, with no opening or closing formalit

3.4 Protocol

Protocol is fundamental to diplomacy. Four key issues need to be addressed in any diplomatic document of the types described above. Symbols. Should the document have official symbols such as coats of arms, official logos, etc.? These can add to the formality of a document. Terms of address. This has already been discussed in the description of the

3.7 Confidentiality

This is one of the key issues in any diplomatic correspondence. Who should be allowed to read it? A number of linguistic devices exist to establish confidentiality. Some common examples include: Eyes only (for your eyes only) Private and confidential Classified information Circulation restricted Information embargoed until (DATE) Information releas

4. STUDY AND RESULTS

The study is the result of a course in diplomatic writing conducted for trainee diplomats from the Arab world. The aim of the course was to teach students to manage the United Nations Correspondence Manual and the United Nations Editorial Manual, discussed above. At the end of the course the students completed a short exam, which involved three typ

5.2 Social media and ‘tweetplomacy’

There are arguments to suggest that in the world of governance and statecraft the use of political language has changed and, in the opinion of many, coarsened, as much more emotional and even derogatory language has entered politicians’ discourse, partly as a result of the increasing use of social media by politicians aiming to reach their public.

5.3 A methodology for developing critical awareness of language

What is important in diplomatic language is to avoid emotive language, particularly, adjectives, intensifiers (particularly adverbs), nouns and verbs in favour of more neutral and indirect language, which nevertheless conveys the facts, the seriousness of the situation, the evidence and possible actions and outcomes, without, however, adding insult

6. CONCLUSION

All languages use rhetoric to express feelings and engage their audiences. This paper has chosen examples from Arabic speakers, but could have ‘What is important in diplomatic language is to avoid emotive language in favour of more neutral and indirect language, which nevertheless conveys the facts, the seriousness of the situation, the evidence an

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