Course Description
In today's modern world, a coherent and accompanying international relations strategy for nation states is regarded to be the basis for a safe and secure international environment. Relations among states can lead to different outcomes in both positive and negative consequences. It is the ability or desirability of the policy makers to adopt the necessary principles of forming peaceful diplomatic relations and resolve the possible disputes among the parties engaged in peaceful ways. The intention of this course is to define the relations among states in the international level and provide a framework for the peaceful settlement of possible disputes among them
Course Objectives
- Determining best practices of dispute resolution mechanisms
- Articulate an understanding of what dispute resolution means for in international relations
- Explaining dispute resolution mechanism’s capabilities and areas for regional and international development
- Developing strategies for creating a positive political and diplomatic environment that fosters peace and stability in disputed areas
Who Should Attend?
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Anyone who aspires to build his diplomatic qualities
- Anyone who is or will be responsible for solving international conflicts
Course Details/Schedule
- International Relations, the concept
- The power and interest cycle
- The leader's influence on policy
- How a leader facilitates the path to forming diplomatic relations
- Implementing a leadership communication approach
- Models of best run visionary states men
- Guide to knowing and understanding regional politics
- How politicians use their emotional intelligence
- Understanding the interest relations in a region
- Understanding culture based engagements
- Racial, ethnic and linguistic contexts
- Managing the resources of a state/ organization effectively
- Secrets to form and determine foreign relations
- Understanding the relations in the Middle East/ Europe
- The motivating factors in the determination of policies in states/ organizations
- The need for peaceful settlement of disputes
- Dependency and interdependency theories
- How political economies of states/ organizations effect the regional/ international relations
- Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms
- The benefits of dispute resolution mechanisms
- The barriers to dispute resolution mechanisms
- Assigning diplomatic representatives
- Creating the climate for reliable and productive relations
- Determination of ripe moments
- Case studies in the Middle East
- Case studies in Central Asia
- Case studies in Europe
- Case studies in Eurasia
- Case studies in the Americas
