Coercive Diplomacy in Greek Interstate Relations

Classical Quarterly 37 (02):336- (1987)
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Diplomacy is the corpus of procedures and institutions used in foreign relations by an independent state. It is the method by which a state seeks to attain its objectives in foreign policy, namely to secure for its citizens prosperity and justice through negotiations with other states

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10.1017/s0009838800030548

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