Treaties and alliances are formal agreements between nations or groups, designed to govern conduct, resolve conflicts, or strengthen collaboration on mutual interests. These instruments of foreign policy help establish international norms, enhance security, and foster diplomatic relations among states.

Treaties And Alliances

Formal agreements

Nations or groups

Govern conduct

Resolve conflicts

Strengthen collaboration

Mutual interests refer to shared goals or benefits that create a basis for cooperation and collaboration between individuals or groups. Recognizing and leveraging mutual interests can lead to more effective communication, stronger relationships, and successful conflict resolution.

Mutual Interests

Instruments of foreign policy

International norms are shared expectations and rules that guide the behavior of states and other international actors, shaping the conduct of international relations. They are not legally binding but exert significant influence through socialization, persuasion, and pressure, contributing to global order and cooperation.

International Norms

Enhance Security

Diplomatic relations are the formal interactions and negotiations between sovereign states, aimed at promoting mutual interests, resolving conflicts, and maintaining international peace. These relations are governed by international law and involve various diplomatic channels, including embassies, treaties, and multilateral organizations.

Concepts

Relevant Degrees

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