-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
1/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND
DIPLOMACY
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
2/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
Track-one diplomacy formal diplomacy
Track-two diplomacy unofficial, informal interaction among
members of adversarial groups or citizens from different states
strives to exchange information, prepare public
opinion for compromise, and conflict resolution strategies
development citizen democracy
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
3/14
TRACK-TWO DIPLOMACY: Involves International Government
Organizations (INGOs) environmental groups, human rights
advocates,
churches & multinational corporations advocate workshops to
solve conflicts of
adversarial parties (arbitrated by third parties)
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
4/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
Track-two diplomatic act performed by an
individual Egypt and Israel news anchor (Cronkite)
interviewed the President of Egypt and PrimeMinister of
Israel
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
5/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
B lending of track-two and track one diplomacy Israel (which is
a state) negotiating with Palestine
Liberation Organization (PLO) which is an ING Roman Catholic
Church The Vatican has
diplomatic relations with over a hundred states
Knights of Malta has diplomatic relations withmore than 40
states
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
6/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
Multinational Corporations Allies in economic development (3 rd
World
Countries) Can offer funds, aid, technology etc. Significant
actor that can bargain and negotiate
with states
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
7/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
Corporate Diplomacy INGOs provideassistance to other states and
act asrepresentatives
INGOs bring government representatives, economicscholars, and
business leaders in contact with each
other
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
8/14
NONSTATE ACTORS AND DIPLOMACY
Increase in participation of INGOs, privateactors etc. in
diplomacy and internationalrelations.
Importance of nonstate actors should remain inperspective
State is still the primary actor State still has the authority
to make binding
decisions
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
9/14
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
10/14
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
Also known as conference diplomacy Involves a meeting of several
states to deal
with one or more shared problems Problems like atomic waste
disposal, pollution
of oceans, seabed resources and radiowavelengths cannot be
addressed by acting unilaterally
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
11/14
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
U nited Nations ( U N) Arab League Organization
African U nity Organization of American States
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
12/14
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
INGOs often go to conferences with states Earth Summit 1992
hundreds of states and
private organizations attended to shapeenvironmental norms and
goals proposed by states
The Law of the Sea Conference articles offering concern about
the seas
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
13/14
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
The Law of the Sea Conference brings up thequestion of whether
or not a majority of signatory states can make a minority of
non-signatory states to do what they want
q uasi-legislative step
-
8/8/2019 Ir Report Nonstate Actors Multilateral Diplomacy
14/14
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
Conclusion: Multilateral diplomacy allows allconcerned parties
to meet together to solvetheir problems and to be able to make
agreements. This helps in the formation of an International
Society among states and INGOs.
Regular use of Multilateral Diplomacy showsthat pursuit of state
interests unilaterally in nolonger affordable to the world.
