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Book Title
United States Protocol: The Guide to Official Diplomatic Etiquett
ISBN
9781442203198
Subject Area
Référence, Political Science
Publication Name
United States Protocol : the Guide to Official Diplomatic Etiquette
Item Length
9.4 in
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
Subject
Etiquette, General, International Relations / Diplomacy
Publication Year
2010
Type
Not Available
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.3 in
Author
Mary Mel French
Item Width
6.4 in
Item Weight
30.9 Oz
Number of Pages
472 Pages

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Ambassador Mary French uses her personal experience as a former Chief of Protocol to give us the most up-to-date and user-friendly guide to diplomatic protocol at the international, national, and state level. She includes meticulous instructions, in-depth diagrams and tables, a comprehensive table of contents, and a plethora of examples that make United States Protocol the perfect guide to any official event.

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Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1442203196
ISBN-13
9781442203198
eBay Product ID (ePID)
80539739

Product Key Features

Author
Mary Mel French
Publication Name
United States Protocol : the Guide to Official Diplomatic Etiquette
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Etiquette, General, International Relations / Diplomacy
Publication Year
2010
Type
Not Available
Subject Area
Référence, Political Science
Number of Pages
472 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.4 in
Item Height
1.3 in
Item Width
6.4 in
Item Weight
30.9 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2009-047918
LeafCats
378
Lc Classification Number
Jz1436.F74 2010
Reviews
French "s book gives manners a modern twist and covers everything from how to address the president to writing a letter to your sheriff and who outranks whom in government., White handles this extremely controversial topic in a fair, thorough, and nonpartisan manner, reaching logical conclusions. ? He takes the courageous step of calling for a serious debate on the application of just war theory to U.S. policy. He also raisesissues that deserve serious dialogue. Military and civilian leaders, clergy, political theorists, and concerned citizens will all gain a deeper moral understanding of conflict by engaging the questions that White raises., Wonderfully entertaining and informative, the ins and outs of the Capital at its most elegant moments, for folks who attend and for those who wish they did. Goes behind the curtains of official Washington. It is not a 'kiss and tell' but a 'this is how it "s done' book, written by Ambassador Mary Mel French with precision, humor and extraordinary insight., Has it been awhile since someone asked you what the appropriate form of address might be for an ambassador? Or how one should arrange the seating at a diplomatic dinner? The art (or perhaps it is a science) of protocol is one that is rarely observed outside of the reaches of capital cities, but strict observance of rules can ease cultural differences and provide an orderly framework in all sorts of difficult situations. Author French, chief of protocol during the Clinton administration, is well qualified to lay out the proper way to get through an event with no offense. Her somewhat lighthearted presentation in no way impedes her seriousness of purpose, and the examples of problems that she or her predecessors encountered make this volume quite readable. The book starts with the order of precedence: who goes in first; titles and forms of address across cultures; and stations for letters, introductions, and place cards. It then moves on to how one behaves while visiting the president. Information on official entertaining, formal seating, and flag etiquette follow. There is an important and timely chapter on Internet protocol and a long section with various useful lists, such as facts about all the presidents and states, addresses of agencies and embassies, and American and religious holidays.All in all, this is a useful and inexpensive book that can serve as a reference source for party planners, letter writers, and anyone interested in knowing how things are done. The personal asides give a flavor of what it might be like to rub elbows with the powerful, and the readable prose encourages random dipping into sections. In this subject area, there is a 37-page PDF from the Foreign Service but nothing new published in the past 20 years. If your patrons have any interest in this area, it is a worthy purchase., In diplomacy, protocol emerges from an evolving sense of etiquette built on the solid foundation of tradition. For those in the private sector who entertain international guests, good protocol can be an essential ingredient for business success. In this volume, Mel French offers the definitive guide to the do's and don'ts of protocol and thereby provides a service to students of American foreign policy and practitioners of global commerce alike., French's book gives manners a modern twist and covers everything from how to address the president to writing a letter to your sheriff and who outranks whom in government., Ambassador Mel French is an accomplished professional who brought skill, elegance and etiquette to her work as White House chief of protocol. In this wonderful book, she shares her experience in a way that is as polished, personal, and entertaining as the countless high-level events she helped design for President Clinton and his administration. In today's world, international communication and cooperation are more important than ever. This book will be a valuable guide for government and business leaders alike., United States Protocol: The Guide to Official Diplomatic Etiquette belongs on the shelves of any college-level political science or reference shelf., Ambassador French, former chief of protocol for the United States during President Clinton's administration, has written an in-depth book covering diplomatic protocol. The book is well organized and covers everything from the order of precedence (the order or ranking of a country's diplomats) to embassy names and addresses. In addition French discusses some of the finer points of entertaining or meeting with diplomats such as forms of address, table settings, flag etiquette, and even Internet protocol. At the end, a list of government websites, a glossary of protocol terms, and a bibliography are included. This title could easily prove useful not only for members of the U.S. government but also for state government officials when meeting with foreign dignitaries and even business leaders working with foreign government officials. A book of this nature may also benefit undergraduate and graduate students who need to contact the embassy of a foreign country to obtain information about that particular country or to request a meeting with the ambassador of that country. BOTTOM LINE This book would be a welcome addition to libraries with any international scope., Wonderfully entertaining and informative, the ins and outs of the Capital at its most elegant moments, for folks who attend and for those who wish they did. Goes behind the curtains of official Washington. It is not a 'kiss and tell' but a 'this is how it's done' book, written by Ambassador Mary Mel French with precision, humor and extraordinary insight.
Table of Content
Foreword by Former President William Jefferson Clinton Dedication Preface Acknowledgments Part 1: Office of Protocol Chapter 1: Chief of Protocol Chapter 2: Deputy Chief of Protocol Chapter 3: Assistant Chiefs of Protocol Part 2: Order of Precedence Information Chapter 4: General Discussion Chapter 5: Ranking Information for the United States Chapter 6: Meetings, Dinners, and Luncheons Chapter 7: Changes in the Order of Precedence Part 3: United States Order of Precedence Chapter 8: Order of Precedence Chapter 9:Order of Precedence in a State Chapter 10: Order of U.S. States Entering the Union (Chronological) Chapter 11: Order of the U.S. Territories Entering the Union (Chronological) Chapter 12: Order of the U.S. States Entering the Union (Alphabetical) Part 4: Titles and Forms of Address Information Chapter 13: Office of Protocol Chapter 14: The Honorable Chapter 15: Addressed by Office or Title Only Chapter 16: Title Usage in This Book Chapter 17: His or Her Excellency Part 5: Titles and Forms of Address Chapter 18: Federal Government in the United States Chapter 19: State Government in the United States Chapter 20: Municipal Government in the United States Chapter 21: Diplomats and International Representatives of the United States Chapter 22: Armed Services of the United States Chapter 23: International Officials Chapter 24: Religious Officials Chapter 25: Private United States Citizens Chapter 26:Addressing Spouses of Principal Officials Part 6: Official Visits with the President Chapter 27: Types of Visits Chapter 28: Planning for Visits Chapter 29: Arrival Chapter 30: White House Events Chapter 31: Arlington National Cemetery Chapter 32: Joint Meeting of Congress Chapter 33: Departure from Andrews Air Force base Chapter 34: United States Protective Divisions Part 7: Official Entertaining Chapter 35: Formal Dinner at the White House Chapter 36: State Lunch at the State Department Chapter 37: Formal Dinner at the State Department Chapter 38: Truman Dinner in the Benjamin Franklin Room Chapter 39: Dinners and Luncheons Hosted by Government of Private Citizens Chapter 40: Entertaining Check List Part 8: Table Seating Chapter 41: Follow Order of Precedence Chapter 42: Guest Placement at Tables Chapter 43: Private Entertaining of Official Guests Chapter 44: Table Seating Diagram Outline Chapter 45: Table Seating Diagrams Part 9: Flag Etiquette Chapter 46: American Flag Chapter 47: National Anthem Chapter 48: Pledge of Allegiance Part 10: Ceremonies Chapter 49: United States Presidential Inauguration Chapter 50: State and Official Funerals Chapter 51: Awards and Decorations Part 11: Conduct of Diplomacy Chapter 52: Protocol in Diplomacy Chapter 53: Establishing Diplomatic Relations Chapter 54: Ambassadors Chapter 55: Diplomatic Corps Chapter 56: Missions to the O.A.S and UN Chapter 57: Consulates and Consular Officers Chapter 58: Diplomatic Immunity Chapter 59: Breaking Diplomatic Relations Part 12: Blair House Chapter 60: The President''s Guest House Part 13: Official Gift Giving Chapter 61: Five Words of Advice Chapter 62: Gift Recommendations Part 14: Presidential Advance and Government Official''s Information Chapter 63: Advance for the President and Other Officials Chapter 64: Working with American and Foreign Embassies Chapter 65: Guidance for Advance and Government Officials Part 15: Internet Protocol Chapter 66: Social Planning and E-mail Chapter 67: E-mail and Professionalism Part 16: Valuable Information Chapter 68: Facts about Presidents of the United States Chapter 69: Facts about States of the Union Chapter 70: Addresses for President''s Cabinet Agencies Chapter 71: United States Secretaries of State Chapter 72: United States Chiefs of Protocol Chapter 73: American Patriotic Songs Chapter 74: American and Religious Holidays Chapter 75: White House Tours Part 17: Embassy Names and Information Part 18: Websites Part 19: Glossary of Terms About the Author Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2010
Dewey Decimal
395.5
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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