Diplomatic Protocole PN03501

1. The concept, history, tasks and organization of diplomatic protocol.
a) diplomatic protocol in international relations,
b) the concept of diplomatic protocol,
c) the source and history of the protocol,
d) Congress of Vienna and the emergence of the protocol,
e) organization of diplomatic protocols,
f) diplomatic protocol in the Polish tradition,
g) contemporary Polish diplomatic protocol.
2. The diplomatic mission:
a) the basis for the consular (selection),
b) the basis for the diplomatic (selection)
c) diplomatic representation,
d) permanent diplomatic missions,
e) the rank of heads of diplomatic missions,
f) Ambassador,
g) accreditation,
h) other heads of permanent diplomatic missions,
i) diplomatic staff of the mission.
3. Ceremony. Official ceremonies and state:
a) ceremonies,
b) state ceremonies,
d) national mourning,
e) the organization of public events,
f) national symbols,
g) orders and decorations of Poland.
4. Label (the rules of good manners)
a) label,
b) the concept and principles of good manners,
5. Issues of precedence.
a) the concept of precedence,
b) precedence higher dignity in the country,
c) precedence highest in Poland,
d) precedence in other countries
e) precedence in the diplomatic corps
f) precedence in international organizations (np.UE)
6. Diplomatic correspondence.
a) writing letters (key issues),
b) letter writing, personal, business and official,
c) honorific,s
d) sending letters,
e) the diplomatic correspondence (form, style, writing ceremonial occasional letter, diplomatic notes).
7. Titulary (correspondence, direct conversation).
a) the names of countries and styling their representatives,
b) the main titles in official correspondence,
c) titulary in correspondence,
d) the highest representatives of the styling (correspondence and conversation)
e) styling representatives of the clergy
8. Foreign visits (organization and process).
a) the importance and types of visits,
b) the preparation and course of the visit
c) welcome (informal, formal welcoming ceremony foreign guest)
d) the residence of the guest,
e) gifts,
f) program of the visit in Poland
g) official dinner
9. Social and diplomatic party
a) preparation of the party,
b) the types of admissions,
c) the types of tables (the place of honor, bursting, the plan table)
d) cutlery, crockery, order and selection of dishes, wine list, special meals, dietary restrictions - the principles of multiculturalism).
10. Clothing.
a) General principles and indications of elegance,
b) the types of clothing,
c) clothing business (basic principles)

(in Polish) Rodzaj przedmiotu

(in Polish) Obowiązkowy

Course coordinators

Magdalena Ickiewicz-Sawicka

Learning outcomes

knowledge:
to introduce students with the basic objectives and tasks of diplomatic protocol and common relationship between this protocol and public international law and international relations. Preparing students to use their knowledge in a multicultural and multinational environment internationally. Learning and consolidation of universal ethical principles that exist in Western culture, and read the pertinent rules of functioning in other, different cultural systems.
skills: skills training in the operation of the implementation of knowledge about the functioning of diplomatic protocol in an international environment. Evaluate and compare the level of the need to have skills in the use of the rules of international civility and courtesy, and the practical use of these skills in their work;
social competence: education skills of analysis of international politics. Getting information on the diversity and socio-cultural affiliation of other units, has the ability to establish international contacts containing element. In addition, at a basic level can relate theoretical principles and practice of diplomatic protocol and cooperate in a group of international status.

Assessment criteria

Lecture - written on the assessment in the form of multiple choice test with an extensive cafeteria
Maximum number of points: 10 points
1. 10 - 9.5 points - b.db (5,0)
2. 8, 5 - 8.0 - + db (4,5)
3. 7.5 - 7.0 - db (4,0)
4. 6.5 - 6.0 - dst +(3,5)
5. 5.5 - 5.0 - dst (3,0)
6. 5.0 - 0.0 - ndst (2,0)
Exercise - prepare a written paper (or a multimedia presentation) and present it to the group. To be accompanied by an outline of the paper have an introduction, middle and an end, and conclusions, and a brief summary in a foreign language (English, Russian, German - to choose from). Work should be done in a team (the number of people with the team 2-5). Each person involved in the preparation of outline and presents it to the group.
Subject to assessment: oral presentation delivered in accordance with the principles of correctness of the Polish language and in accordance with generally and currently valid knowledge, which is a logical entity instance.
An extended outline will be reviewed and signed by the teacher and subject to archiving.

Bibliography

a) basic references:
1.C. Ikanowicz, J. W. Piekarski, Protokół dyplomatyczny i dobre obyczaje, 2007.
2.E. Pietkiewicz, Protokół dyplomatyczny, 1998.
3.W. Góralczyk, S. Sawicki, Prawo międzynarodowe publiczne w zarysie, 2007.
b) supplementary references:
1. T. Orłowski, Protokół dyplomatyczny (ceremoniał i etykieta), 2006.
2. P. Wiszewski, Dyplomacja publiczna, 2008.
3. Konwencja wiedeńska o stosunkach dyplomatycznych z dnia 18 kwietnia 1961 (Dz. Nr 37/1965, poz.232).
4. Konwencja wiedeńska o stosunkach konsularnych z Dia 24 kwietnia 1964 (Dz. U.nr 13/1982, poz.98).