The Cambridge connection and the Early Elizabethan diplomatic corps by Sowerby, T

“…The intellectual bonds forged in the 1530s and 1540s, then, continued to bind them together and proved instrumental to the operating of the early Elizabethan diplomatic corps.…”

The Fifth Column and the Diplomatic Corps in the Spanish Civil War by Sara Nuñez de Prado Clavell, Javier Rodriguez Abengozar

“…This article addresses one of the least studied aspects of the Spanish Civil War: The relationship between the Fifth Column and the diplomatic corps. Drawing on original documentation kept in a variety of archives, it reveals how often that relationship went beyond the limits of diplomatic activity and its humanitarian work. …”
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The Diplomatic Corps of German Consulates in Soviet Ukraine (1922–1938) by Liudmyla Vovchuk

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The nomenclature of diplomatic agents as a source on the history of the English diplomatic corps of Henry VII by Dmitry V Mazarchuk

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DIPLOMATIC COMMUNICATION OF THE HOLY SEE BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF POPE FRANCIS’ SPEECHES TO THE VATICAN DIPLOMATIC CORPS by Małgorzata Laskowska, Krzysztof Marcyński

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“The Big Three”: Historical Experience of Personal Contacts (Book Review: Costigliola, F. Roosevelt’s Lost Alliances. How Personal Politics Provoked the Cold War [Text] / F. Costig... by Irina V. Bystrova

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Diplomatic Service of Italian Diplomat J.-C. de Ludolf (1805–1861) by R. O. Reinhardt

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The European External Action Service: A Preliminary Evaluation by Małgorzata Gałęziak

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Beginning of the Diplomatic Mission of the Ambassador of Spain J. M. Paez de la Cadena to the Russian Empire (1824—1825) by R. O. Reinhardt

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Russian Non-Bolshevik Diplomacy and the Issue of International Recognition of the White Movement in 1918-1920 by E. M. Mironova

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International Legal Aspects of Diplomatic Service by A. R. Rakhmanov

“…One of the most important ways of achieving these goals is diplomacy.The author starts with determining the definitions acute for diplomacy: diplomacy, diplomat, diplomatic corps, forms of diplomatic activity, etc. As for diplomatic corps the author mentions that it is not based on any norm of international law and is not a political organization with legal personality.The other issue the author touches upon is that dip. corps do not belong to any particular country and thus there is no Uzbek or Malaysian or any other diplomatic corps.Further on the author dwells on the problems of diplomatic life both official and private. …”
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The People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs (NKID) of the USSR in the City of Kuibyshev (1941-1943) by S. I. Chernyavsky

“…Vyshinsky, as well as members of the diplomatic corps were evacuated to Kuibyshev (now Samara). …”
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The Formation of the Soviet Diplomatic Culture (1917–1939) by A. A. Vershinin

“…The assimilation of the appropriate habitus led to the formation of a special ethos among the diplomatic corps, which brought it closer to the Western behavioral model. …”
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Bolwerk van de oude adel? Een kwantitatieve benadering van de adellijke vertegenwoordiging in het Belgische diplomatieke korps (1840-1940) by Gertjan Leenders

“…Furthermore, this article will show that the democratisation of the diplomatic corps was a slow and gradual process, spread over the first half of the twentieth century.    …”
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Bolwerk van de oude adel? Een kwantitatieve benadering van de adellijke vertegenwoordiging in het Belgische diplomatieke korps (1840-1940) by Gertjan Leenders

“…Furthermore, this article will show that the democratisation of the diplomatic corps was a slow and gradual process, spread over the first half of the twentieth century.    …”
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Diplomáticos, Unión Europea y MERCOSUR: una primera comparación de los grupos profesionales de la integración en los casos de Argentina y Francia by Facundo Solanas

“…Based on the vast literature dealing with the diplomatic corps in France, this paper presents a first comparison between the French and Argentine diplomats in order to reflect the role of these professional groups in the construction of regional or community policies, respectively.…”
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The Policy-Making Capacity of Foreign Ministries in Presidential Regimes: A Study of Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, 1946–2015 by Octavio Amorim Neto, Andrés Malamud

“…Using the concept of family resemblance, we argue that professionalization of the diplomatic corps is a necessary condition, whereas the institutional attributions of the ministry and the degree of presidential delegation are relevant but substitutable elements. …”
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Il dragomanno Benjamin Brüe e le relazioni franco-ottomane (1714-1716) by Angela De Maria

“…He managed and at times guided, together with the diplomatic corps, the co-operation with the Oriental Empire. …”
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Diplomatic Representatives, Missions, and Consulates by Abusamra Lama Allan

“…The roles of heads of missions, particularly the doyen of the diplomatic corps, are outlined, as well as the significance of acceptance or rejection of diplomatic representatives by receiving states. …”
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La négociation conjointe ou le désespoir d’une diplomatie malmenée : l’échec des menées franco-anglaises dans l’Empire au début de la guerre de Trente Ans (1620-1622) by Camille Desenclos

“…Between 1620 and 1621, two attempts, hesitant both in form and outcome, occurred. Both diplomatic corps displayed a reciprocal distrust and opposite goals. …”
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