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The Rise of New Age Diplomacy - Geopoliticalmonitor.com

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Track II and Track III diplomatic approaches may not be perfect, but they still have an place in today's complex international society.High-profile political events have scholars, practitioners, and observers wondering how diplomatic approaches can be better crafted for a world full of new threats and problems. There have been new and numerous attempts to develop new approaches to combating long-lasting problems such as ethnic tension, extremism, as well as promoting economic growth and raising awareness on global crises. Some of these emerging diplomatic trends seem to have the potential to solve real problems, but can they really guarantee results or are they diplomatic fads that will go out of style as soon as the diplomatic community is faced with more complex challenges?Track III diplomacy is more focused on grassroots efforts.
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I began teaching in 1963,; Ba and BS in Education -Brooklyn College. I have the equivalent of 2 additional Master's, mainly in Literacy Studies and Graphic Design. I was the only seventh grade teacher of English from 1990 -1999 at East Side (more...)
 

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