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The Black Market of Diplomacy
The worlds of back channels in foreign policy
A compelling study by Dr. Yasser Abdel Hussein analyzing the hidden channels, unofficial networks, and shadow practices of modern diplomacy and international relations.
About this book
Published by Dar Al-Rafidain, "The Black Market of Diplomacy" (Al-Suq Al-Sawda' lil-Diblomasiyya) by Dr. Yasser Abdel Hussein is a critical exploration of the shadow mechanisms driving contemporary geopolitics. The author dissects how track-two diplomacy, covert negotiations, intelligence networks, and economic pressure groups function beyond the public eye and formal protocols. By examining case studies of international crises, Abdel Hussein reveals how the true outcomes of global conflicts are often bargained in informal "black markets" of power, providing readers with a realistic and sharp understanding of modern statecraft.
Why read it?
It delivers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at international politics, replacing naive views of formal diplomacy with a sharp analysis of covert networks and political bargaining.
Who is it for?
Diplomats, political analysts, researchers in international affairs, journalists, and general readers seeking an insightful perspective on back-channel negotiation and global power dynamics.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789922721378
Page count
628
Age rating
General