دانلود کتاب Twentieth-Century Diplomacy: A Case Study of British Practice, 1963-1976

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Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 9
Abbreviations......Page 10
Preface......Page 11
1 Introduction......Page 15
Defining diplomacy......Page 17
The study of diplomatic practice......Page 18
Structure......Page 23
The international scene......Page 25
Control of foreign policy......Page 32
Prime ministers and foreign secretaries......Page 35
Diplomats......Page 40
3 The diplomatic machine......Page 45
Plowden......Page 46
Creating the FCO......Page 49
Duncan......Page 54
Putting Duncan into action......Page 59
Berrill......Page 63
Conclusion......Page 68
4 Resident ambassadors......Page 73
An endangered species?......Page 74
'Man on the spot': David Hunt in Nigeria, 1967-1969......Page 80
Adjusting to realities: John Freeman in India, 1965-1968......Page 83
Patrick Reilly as ambassador to Paris, 1965-1968......Page 86
Christopher Soames as ambassador to Paris, 1968-1972......Page 88
Lord Caradon at the UN, 1964-1970......Page 91
Michael Palliser at the EC, 1973-1975......Page 94
Conclusion......Page 97
5 Special missions......Page 101
Foreign secretaries......Page 104
Ministers and civil servants......Page 110
Malcolm MacDonald, roving ambassador......Page 116
Beyond government......Page 118
Rhodesia: a case study......Page 121
Conclusion......Page 126
6 Bilateral summits......Page 129
Classifying summits......Page 130
General British practice......Page 133
'Exchanges of view' and 'courtesy' summits......Page 136
Ad hoc summits......Page 139
Institutionalised summits: Europe......Page 141
Institutionalised summits: the 'special relationship'......Page 146
Telephone summits?......Page 151
Conclusion......Page 152
7 Multilateral diplomacy......Page 156
Britain and multilateral organisations......Page 157
The Commonwealth......Page 162
Europe......Page 167
The Group of Six......Page 175
Working funerals and other ceremonial summits......Page 176
Conclusion......Page 180
8 State visits......Page 184
British practice on state visits......Page 186
The value of state visits......Page 190
The record......Page 194
Reforming the system......Page 198
An American example......Page 203
Conclusion......Page 206
Inward visits......Page 209
Commonwealth visits by the Queen......Page 210
9 Recognition and diplomatic relations......Page 212
Recognition......Page 213
The impact of Europe......Page 219
Breaches in relations......Page 221
Communication without diplomatic relations......Page 227
The 'interests section'......Page 231
Conclusion......Page 236
Breaks in diplomatic relations involving Britain, October 1963-April 1976......Page 239
10 Conclusion......Page 240
2 Houses of Parliament......Page 243
c oral history projects......Page 244
d memoirs and diaries......Page 245
a books......Page 246
b articles, chapters and working papers......Page 249
Index......Page 252