This collection of essays examines the diplomatic corps as an
institution of international society. Contributors include both
leading scholars from the field of diplomatic studies, serving
diplomats, and scholar-diplomats. The central argument of the
volume is that the diplomatic corps provides one of the few
unambiguous ways by which an international society is constituted
and finds expression. As the chapters show, however, what this
means precisely varies hugely by setting and circumstance.
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