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V.F. Petrov's book is devoted to the scientific analysis of the bodies of foreign relations of Great Britain and their main functions. A significant place in the book is given to brief biographical data and diplomatic practice of many British political and diplomatic figures. Structurally, the book consists of five chapters and a conclusion. The central organs of foreign affairs (Parliament, Foreign Office, Commonwealth Office, Colonial Office, etc.) are first dealt with. It also gives relevant biographical information on the persons holding responsible positions in the central organs of external affairs. Chapter III is mainly devoted to the consideration of foreign organs of external affairs and their main functions. It then examines the training and selection of diplomatic personnel and the conditions of service in the British foreign affairs apparatus. The author then analyzes the social character of the British Foreign Service, with considerable space given to showing the specific personal connections of diplomatic personnel with monopolies.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in diplomacy and international law.
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