Class Protocol and Diplomacy

The curricular unit of Protocol and Diplomacy works in the field of international relations. Develops tools to understand the relationship between the various diplomatic agents (institutional and business) in the world. The main objectives of this curricular unit satisfy the knowledge of areas that are imperative for specialists in international relations: diplomatic relations and national/international protocol procedures.

1. Framework of the concept of Diplomacy

2. Diplomacy and Foreign Policy

3. The Protocol at the Service of Diplomacy

4. Diplomatic agents and State Protocol

5. Symbols of the State

6. Negotiation models

7. Precedence

8. The various types of protocol:

8.1 The Official Protocol

8.2 The Military Protocol

8.3 The Academic Protocol

8.4 The Municipality Protocol

8.5 The Religious Protocol

8.6 The Sports Protocol

8.7 The Business Protocol

8.8 The International Protocol

9. Protocol and security: the new challenges

Each part of the program has its own objectives with respective methods, pedagogical techniques and assessment instruments. The evaluation is continuous with the use of an observation form and list of occurrences. An assessment with practical exercises is foreseen in the last module and a written evaluation test during the semester. Attendance, participation, work and presentations- 40% Written test- 60%

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