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Essay from the year 2024 in the subject Politics - Topic: International relations, grade: A, , course: Ph.D. in Diplomacy and International Affairs, language: English, abstract: Traditionally, diplomacy is the responsibility of a government, specifically the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, the evolving diplomacy landscape involved various actors, such as parliament. Parliament is involved in diplomacy because governments want legislatures to play a crucial role in foreign policy implementation. Furthermore, the involvement of parliament in diplomacy is connected with globalization and…mehr

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Essay from the year 2024 in the subject Politics - Topic: International relations, grade: A, , course: Ph.D. in Diplomacy and International Affairs, language: English, abstract: Traditionally, diplomacy is the responsibility of a government, specifically the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, the evolving diplomacy landscape involved various actors, such as parliament. Parliament is involved in diplomacy because governments want legislatures to play a crucial role in foreign policy implementation. Furthermore, the involvement of parliament in diplomacy is connected with globalization and parliamentarians' desire to tackle international issues. In governments, diplomacy is an instrument for implementing a foreign policy. Traditionally, diplomacy is the responsibility of the government's executive branch, specifically the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, the evolving diplomacy landscape requires transgovernmental relations to coordinate and implement a state foreign policy. A government formulates and implements a state foreign policy, and parliament, dependent on the state system, can initiate, defend, evaluate, and oversee a state's foreign policy through its Foreign Affairs Committee. In addition to its oversight responsibility, parliament has also become an implementer of foreign policy to a certain extent. This is why, inter alia, parliament got into diplomacy. The transcendence of diplomacy beyond its borders requires not only transgovernmental relations and parliament but also non-state actors such as private citizens, non-governmental organizations, and terrorist organizations. This paper analyzes why and how parliament became active in diplomacy, traditionally a government responsibility. To answer such questions, it is essential to comprehend what parliamentary diplomacy is, its purposes, and its functions. How did diplomacy find its way into parliament? Is it an extension of foreign policy or a different form of diplomacy? What does it encompass? The paper will provide an in-depth analysis of parliamentary diplomacy, specifically its definitions, origins, purposes, functions, role in shaping foreign policy, advantages, and challenges. Chapter One will analyze parliamentary diplomacy's definitions, origins, purposes, and functions. Chapter Two will discuss parliamentary diplomacy and foreign policy formulations. Chapter Three will concisely explain the advantages and challenges of parliamentary diplomacy. The conclusion will succinctly summarize the paper and provide recommendations.

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Dr.Tethloach Domach Ruey was born in 1975 and completed his secondary education at Jiren Secondary School in Jimma, Ethiopia. He obtained Bachelor of Arts (International Community Development) at Victoria University in Melbourne, Graduate Certificate (Project Management) at University of South Australia, Master of Arts (International Relations) at Deakin University in Melbourne and Doctor of Science (International Relations) at Atlantic International University in Hawaii. He served as Member of Parliament and Member of Foreign Affairs Standing Committee in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (1995-1998); Vice-President of the Ethiopian Basketball Federation Executive Committee (1997-1998); Member of the Board of Directors of the Ethiopian News Agency (1997-1998), and a Politburo Member of Gambella People's United Democratic Party in Ethiopia (1996-1998). He also served in the South Sudanese Army as a Major. He published the following academic publications: The South Sudanese Conflict Analysis: Conflict Profile, Causes, Actors and Dynamics (Doctoral Thesis). Understanding diplomacy. Definition and differences to foreign policy and international relations. Purposes and Functions of Diplomacy. The history of diplomacy and ancient Greek, Italian, Roman and French diplomatic traditions. Chinese Diplomatic Tradition. An Overview from 280 BC Until Today.