Tag: Diplomacy
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Collateral Damage
Collateral damage, unintended harm during military operations, encompasses civilian casualties and property destruction. Governed by international law, its significance extends beyond the battlefield, influencing war ethics, global policy, and public perception.
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Good Cop/Bad Cop
The ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ approach, initially a law enforcement strategy, involves two contrasting personas to strategically influence outcomes. Its adoption in various professional contexts underlines its psychological basis and the critical role of ethical consideration in its application.
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Constructive Ambiguity
Constructive ambiguity in negotiations enables parties to proceed with a shared agreement, despite distinct goals, by allowing room for flexible interpretation and future dialogue.
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Casus Belli
Derived from Latin, “Casus Belli” denotes the reasoning behind entering warfare. While rooted in historical territorial and treaty disputes, its modern understanding encompasses broader geopolitical and ideological justifications, all under the umbrella of international diplomacy.