External Relations
Scope Note
Traditional friendships and rivalries with other societies (whatever their level of political complexity) or governments; relations between sovereign and dependent powers; foreign policy, foreign aid and other programs and services; diplomatic relations and activities of specialized personnel (e.g., consuls), treaties, alliances, trade agreements; international law, relationships with international political organizations (e.g., United Nations) and international politics; etc.
History Note
The term was changed from "International Relations" to "External Relations" and the scope note was rewritten in 2005.
- Broader Term
- 640 Government Institutions
- Related Terms
- 177 Acculturation And Culture Contact
- 202 Transmission Of Messages
- 439 External Trade
- 484 Travel
- 542 Commercialized Sports
- 563 Ethnic Stratification
- 609 Behavior Toward Non-relatives
- 628 Inter-community Relations
- 629 Multi-ethnic Community Relations
- 636 Dependencies
- 687 Offenses Against The State
- 720 War
- Use Fors
- A.I.D. (Agency for International Development)
- Agency for International Development (A.I.D.)
- Aggression (international threats)
- Aid (foreign)
- Alliances (political)
- Alliances, international
- Ambassadors
- Amnesty (in international relations)
- Annexation (political)
- Arbitration (international)
- Asylum (political)
- Attachés
- Balance of power
- Blockade (international relations)
- Border patrols (international)
- Borders (international)
- Capitulation treaties in international relations
- Cession of territory in international relations
- Charges d'affaires
- Colonial administration in international relations
- Colonization (international relations)
- Concordats
- Consular service
- Courts (international)
- Decolonization
- Deliberation (international)
- Detente
- Diplomacy
- Diplomatic immunity (international relations)
- Diplomatic service
- Disarmament agreements
- Disguises (espionage)
- Economic warfare (international relations)
- Espionage (peacetime)
- Extradition (international relations)
- Foreign advisors (external relations)
- Foreign aid programs
- Foreign policy
- Foreign service
- Foreigners (international relations)
- Human rights (international relations)
- Imperialism (foreign policy)
- Indemnity (international)
- Intelligence (diplomatic)
- Intelligence (military (in international relations))
- International agencies
- International alliances
- International amnesty
- International courts
- International law
- International mediation
- International political organizations
- International power politics
- International trade agreements
- International treaties
- Justice (international courts)
- Law (international)
- Mediation (international)
- Ministers (personnel in international affairs)
- Missions (diplomatic)
- Naval blockade (international relations)
- Neutrality in international relations
- Nongovernment organizations (NGOs) (economic)
- Nuncio (papal legate)
- Peace corps (international relations)
- Peace treaties (international relations)
- Peace tribunals (international relations)
- Peaceful coexistence
- Peacetime espionage
- Political asylum
- Political organizations (international)
- Politics (international)
- Power (balance)
- Repatriation (artifacts and human remains)
- Rights (treaty)
- Signal codes (use in International relations)
- Spies (peacetime)
- Spying (peacetime)
- Terrorism in international relations
- Trade agreements (international)
- Transnationalism (political aspects)
- Treaties (international)
- Treaty rights
- Tribunals (international)
- United Nations
- Identifier
- 648
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