Name: Diplomatic language
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SKU: 141256
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Diplomatic language

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Diplomatic language

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Book Introduction

The quality of speech is the quality of diplomacy.
The Secrets of Diplomatic Language as Told by Diplomats

‘Words’ are the most important tool of diplomacy.
In diplomatic settings, whether to strengthen relationships or criticize others, all expressions are made through words.
Words can strengthen alliances between nations or spark wars.
International problems that seemed to have no solution can be solved with a single word, and relationships that have lasted decades can be shattered by an absurd mistake.
Words are everything in diplomacy.

Diplomatic language has its own grammar.
It is difficult to try to read diplomatic language in general language.
If you don't understand the grammar specific to diplomatic language, you will only feel empty when faced with the dazzling words of diplomacy.
Not only each word, but also the diplomat's attitude, tone of voice, and gestures are all subject to reading.

『Diplomatic Language』 allows you to discern the subtle nuances of diplomatic language.
After reading this book, every word reported in international news will look different.
The dignified language habits of diplomats are a bonus.
Let's hear the secrets of diplomatic language from a diplomat.

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Part 1: The Practice of Diplomatic Language
Diplomatic language
Diplomatic language law
diplomatic investigation
Diplomatic language
Between the Lines of Diplomatic Language
nonverbal communication

Part 2: Field Trip
Syngman Rhee, who was innocently taken advantage of
This is the power of words
A slip of the tongue can be a bad thing…
Mid-air collision resolved with words
A slip of the tongue that chilled Korea-Japan relations
A word that turned the situation around
Empathetic Leadership that Overcame the Terrorist Tragedy
Denuclearization scam?
North Korea's outrageous rhetoric
Chinese diplomats' destruction of diplomatic language
Undiplomatic remarks by presidents

Part 3: Lively Words and Writing
It should be simple and clear
You have to buy their heart
Consistency between words and actions
There must be consistency
There must be sincerity
Be honest
Listen more, talk less
Use dynamic words and expressions
Stimulate the senses
It must be logical
Be realistic
'We' grammar
Visually, package it with a story.
You have to name it well
Use investigative techniques

Part 4: Avoid These Phrases
Distortion, exaggeration, and lies
strong argument
empty words
direct speech
Comparison and analogy
sophistry
Either/or
A word that can be misunderstood
Words that don't fit the situation
Cliches, clichés, and unnecessary words

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