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The development of diplomacy as a distinct discipline of study has a rich history that spans centuries.
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Here's an overview starting with the ancient and medieval diplomacy.
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Diplomacy can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as mesopotamia, egypt, and china where emissaries were sent to negotiate treaties and establish diplomatic relations.
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In ancient greece, city -states would send envoys or diplomats to conduct diplomatic missions.
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During the middle ages, diplomacy became intertwined with religion and monarchies, with the catholic church playing a significant role in diplomatic affairs.
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The renaissance period witnessed the emergence of modern diplomatic practices, the establishment of permanent diplomatic missions, and the codification of diplomatic norms and protocols like the vienna congress in 1815 marked significant developments.
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Treaties and alliances became essential tools in maintaining balance of power among european states.
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In the 19th century, the establishment of professional diplomatic corps became more formalized.
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Countries started creating foreign ministries and diplomatic academies to train diplomats in the art of negotiation and diplomacy.
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The congress of berlin in 1878 and the hague conferences in the early 20th century addressed issues like territorial disputes and the rules of warfare...