Satow's Diplomatic Practice¶
Roberts, I. (2017). Satow's Diplomatic Practice. Oxford University Press.
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- Message Passing
- Markets — orders, bids, quotes, and offers as discrete messages routed through exchanges; participants see only matched-trade messages, not one another's books. Diplomacy — notes, communiqués, demarches: discrete formal messages exchanged through embassies, with asynchrony and intermediation as structural features.
This sourceStandard reference on diplomatic correspondence—notes verbales, communiqués, and demarches as discrete formal messages exchanged through embassies, with intermediation and asynchrony as structural features of diplomacy before (and after) instant communication.
- Markets — orders, bids, quotes, and offers as discrete messages routed through exchanges; participants see only matched-trade messages, not one another's books. Diplomacy — notes, communiqués, demarches: discrete formal messages exchanged through embassies, with asynchrony and intermediation as structural features.
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