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The diplomat as a national and transnational agent : dilemmas and opportunities
The purpose of the essay has been to explore the diverse commitments under which a diplomat must do his work. The essay tried to define and to describe the national and transnational commitments of diplomats working for states and international organizations, great powers and revisionist regimes, complex governments and more than one government at a time. (Author).
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- "The purpose of the essay has been to explore the diverse commitments under which a diplomat must do his work. The essay tried to define and to describe the national and transnational commitments of diplomats working for states and international organizations, great powers and revisionist regimes, complex governments and more than one government at a time. (Author)."@en