Diplomacy
Signed, Sealed, Stalled: How Treaties Actually Become Law
The signing ceremony is the easy part — ratification is where treaties go to be renegotiated by parliaments, courts and voters.
Priscilla Vance
Diplomacy
Diplomacy follows negotiation as a process: who is at the table, what mandate they carry, which clauses stall ratification, and which agreements lapse quietly. Coverage includes summits, multilateral bodies, mediation efforts and bilateral talks. Profiles of envoys and mediators explain how settlements are actually reached, or why they are not.
Diplomacy coverage from MCWA Online.
Diplomacy
The Quiet Diplomacy of the Protecting Power
When two states break relations, a third country answers the phones, guards the embassy and visits the prisoners — sometimes for decades.
Priscilla Vance