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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Robert_Cooper_(diplomat)Robert Cooper (diplomat) - Wikipedia

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   Sir Robert Francis Cooper KCMG MVO (born 28 August 1947) is a British diplomat and adviser who served as a Special Adviser at the European Commission for Myanmar between 2013 and 2014. He was also a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations and is an acclaimed writer on international relations.

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3. www.thesun.co.uk › sport › 28407814'The absolute end of an era' in racing say fans as legendary ...

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   Jun 10, 2024 · RACING fans hailed 'the absolute end of an era' as legendary Sky Sports Racing presenter 'Sir Bob' Cooper announced his retirement. The host - famed for his role in the infamous 'it's a man...

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4. www.foreignaffairs.com › reviews › capsule-reviewA review of "The Ambassadors" by Robert Cooper | Foreign Affairs

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   Oct 19, 2021 · Cooper, a former EU official, reviews the history and practice of diplomacy in his book The Ambassadors. He praises the skills and achievements of six diplomats, but also acknowledges the challenges and dilemmas of their profession.

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   Feb 26, 2021 · The Ambassadors by Robert Cooper — the burden of success. An examination of how statesmen can play a decisive role in shaping foreign policy. British Prime Minister Clement Attlee welcomes the...

6. carnegieendowment.org › events › 2021Of Diplomats and Statesmen: A Conversation with Robert Cooper

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   Apr 21, 2021 · To mark the launch of The Ambassadors: Thinking About Diplomacy from Machiavelli to Modern Times, Rosa Balfour will host a conversation with author Robert Cooper on the peaks and troughs of diplomacy from sixteenth-century Florence to today’s liberal order.

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   Based on an essay that has been hailed as one of the most influential policy pieces published in the past decade, Robert Cooper sets out a radical new interpretation of the shape of the world in...

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   Who is Robert Cooper?

   • He is also Tony Blair’s special adviser on foreign affairs. From “the foremost commentator on the strategic issues of our age” ( The New Republic) comes The Breaking of Nations, Robert Cooper’s radical interpretation of the new international order that has emerged from the debris of communism’s collapse.

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   Is 'Sir Bob' Cooper retiring?

   • RACING fans hailed 'the absolute end of an era' as legendary Sky Sports Racing presenter 'Sir Bob' Cooper announced his retirement. The host - famed for his role in the infamous 'it's a man actually, Derek' video - will step down at the end of July.

   ‘The absolute end of an era’ in racing say fans as legendary presenter ‘Si…

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   What is Cooper's narrative arc?

   • Cooper eschews a single narrative arc, relying instead on “fragments”, in effect a gallery of portraits of actors, from the well known (Machiavelli, Kohl and so on) to the more obscure (Chiune Sugihara, Japanese vice-consul in Lithuania in the 1940), each illustrating aspects of responses to and shaping of events.

   The Ambassadors by Robert Cooper — the burden of success

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   What are Cooper's conclusions about diplomatic success?

   • Cooper draws three main conclusions. The first is that diplomatic success requires extreme inconsistency and immorality. To get important things done, diplomats must often mislead or mistreat the public and, often, their political masters; many will surely find it troubling that he hails Talleyrand and Kissinger as models.

   A review of "The Ambassadors" by Robert Cooper | Foreign Affairs

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9. fpc.org.uk › publications › the-postmodern-state-andThe postmodern state and the world order - The Foreign Policy ...

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   Jun 18, 2000 · Robert Cooper is a British official and author who argues that the world is divided into pre-modern, modern and post-modern states. He explains the post-modern order in Europe and its implications for foreign and domestic policy, security and governance.