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Posted by admin on August 26, 2010 · Leave a Comment
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has unveiled an ambitious agenda for France’s forthcoming G20 presidency and ruled out an early exit from Afghanistan in a speech detailing his foreign policy priorities for the coming year. Read More
Filed under French News · Tagged with Afghanistan, Ambitious Agenda, Early Exit, Foreign Policy, France, French President Nicolas, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, G20, Nicolas Sarkozy, Policy Agenda, Policy Priorities, Presidency, President Nicolas Sarkozy
Posted by admin on May 27, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Attempts to ‘republicanize’ and ‘democratize’ the Quai d’Orsay before 1900 had limited impact on the practices and predispositions of the foreign ministry personnel. More important was the ministry’s response to changes in the international sphere in the late nineteenth century and again after the First World War. The explosion of international trade and introduction of [...]
Filed under French History · Tagged with 1918, Adaptation, Emergence, Explosion, First World War, Foreign Policy, French Foreign Ministry, Handiwork, Institutional Reforms, International Politics, International Sphere, International Trade, New Communications Technologies, New Generation, Nineteenth Century, Orsay, Philippe Berthelot, Quai D, Rsquo, Transformations
Posted by admin on May 27, 2010 · Leave a Comment
‘International’ history has grown from a time when ‘diplomatic’ history focused mainly on diplomats into a sub-discipline that makes connections between foreign policy and every thread of a nation’s human and material fabric. Welcome as this development has been, the human face is sometimes lost in this struggle for greater breadth and depth. This article [...]
Filed under French History · Tagged with Ambassador, Breadth, canada, Diplomats, Discipline, Ego, fabric, First World War, Foreign Minister, Foreign Policy, Histoire, Human Face, Louis Barthou, Rsquo, Struggle