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Military Diplomacy: A New Strategy for States in Pursuit the Foreign Policy Goals

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 PhDStudent, International Relations, Department of International Relations, Allameh Tabataba’I University, Tehran, Iran

2 Associate Professor, Department of International Relations, Allameh Tabataba’I University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

For a long time, the only solution to ending disputes between countries was war on the battlefield and military option. In the midst of these wars, the most important military strategies were born and often used in other battles. But over time, states have found that warfare is a very costly activity, with massive casualties and financial losses. Therefore, conversation and peaceful solutions in form of Diplomacy was seriously placed in state's agenda. However, none of these ways (Strategy and Diplomacy) could alone bring lasting peace to the world. Therefore, the necessity of the emergence and importance of Military Diplomacy was more determined. The present paper seeks to examine the implications of military diplomacy as a new approach in explaining the strategic issues and to deal the role of this approach in foreign policy of the countries". The main hypothesis is that "military diplomacy is a new way for providing the military power to achieve peaceful purposes, avoid the military violence and increase deterrence," which has become a tool for achieving foreign policy goals, especially for the great powers. The studies have shown that "the adoption of such an approach will increase the ability of countries to pursue foreign policy goals and, consequently, increase their power and their role in international developments.
 

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State Studies
Volume 6, Issue 23 - Serial Number 23
December 2020
Pages 219-256
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