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Lesson 16 Negotiation and Diplomacy
Diplomats are officials who represent a government in its relations with other governments. Their jobs require great diplomacy, or "tact and skill in dealing with people" – something that can benefit most everyone. Learning how to negotiate and be diplomatic s the key to success in many aspects of life. Th words in this lesson will help you understand and discuss matters of negotiation and diplomacy.
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1. Arbitration Part of Speech Definition Noun
He process in which parties involved in a dispute allow an impartial party to settle their differences
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2. Attaché Part of Speech Definition Noun
A person assigned to serve in a specific capacity on a diplomatic mission
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3. Consul Part of Speech Definition Noun
A diplomatic who represents his or her own government's economic interest in a foreign country and assists fellow citizens living or traveling there.
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4. Covenant Part of Speech Definition Noun
A binding agreement; a legal contract
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5. Discretion Part of Speech Definition Noun
The quality of using good judgment and self-restraint; the quality of acting wisely based on awareness of the potential consequences of one's actions The ability or power decide responsibly
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6. Entente Part of Speech Definition Noun
An understanding or agreement between two or more political powers, providing for a common course of action or policy
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7. Insular Part of Speech Definition Adjective
Suggestive of the isolated life on an island Having a narrow viewpoint
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8. Machiavellian Part of Speech Definition Adjective
Cunning, deceitful, and underhanded in business or politics aiming to maintain power by whatever means necessary
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9. Protocol Part of Speech Definition Noun A code of correct conduct
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10. Status Quo Part of Speech Definition Noun
The existing condition or state of affairs
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Negotiation and Diplomacy
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Negotiation and Diplomacy
Turn to page 106. Solve ‘Find the Example’.
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