what is involved in the term, diplomatic process?
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From the word diplomatic process we know is a systematized way of implementing the policies of the government;a set predetermined interactions among individuals directed towards th achievenent of specific goal. Now what is involved in this process are the steps which this policies  are been implented. \n\nFirstly,an issue has to come up,it must be clear what the degree of this issue is resulting to. If it will result to a war a quick measure and strategy must be designed but if not ,a measure must still come up to acertain what could salvage the situation. \n\nSecondly  a round table discussion must be held by bodies or organizations in charge of such affairs. Then a briefing to the external bodies must be made. \n\nIf everyone comes to a consesus. Then the  process is taking a Shape. Finally it is taken to the body incharge for approval once they have gone through it and they agree. the president now signs it and it becomes implemented.
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1.  pacification of potentially hostile nation: the political strategy of pacifying a potentially hostile nation in the hope of avoiding war, often by granting concessions  \n2.  grant of concessions: an attempt to stop complaints or reduce difficulties by making concessions
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means that the flag represents that there are diplomatic relations established between that determined country and U.S.; and probably there is established the Embassy or Consulate to grant all the official processes for the foreigns in U.S., from their respective nations; Also in every harmonious events such as Olympic-sports, cultural , political or educative symposiums that involves diverse or  international participation, the protocol rules the respcts by having heir flags in alphabetical order along with U.S.A. flag.
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Try the web page below:- \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomatic
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War is the final arm of diplomacy.  This is the way a nation gets what it needs and wants.  Sometimes a nation uses force.  It's not only about freedom, it's also about furthering our national interests, yes even keeping the oil flowing.  Sometimes its about land (the Mexican War and the Spanish American War), occasionally it's about freedoms like in WWII.
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It seems to me that the "dip" part stands for diplomats
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it's been said that "warfare is an extension of diplomacy".\n\npeople fight because it is in their nature.  we are socialized animals and when that socialization breaks down the result is physical combat.\n\nWarfare is the combined effort of a group or nation to overwhelm another for the furthering of their own goals and aims.
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In all major countries, the recruitment and hiring of diplomatic staff is done by the ministry of foreign affairs (in the USA: the State Dept.) Hiring is normally by competitive exam, although some mid-level staff are hired laterally, usually from the civil service, sometimes from clerical staff. Clerical and administrative staff may be hired with less rigor than officer staff.\n\nSome ambassadors may be politically appointed, often from big contributors to the winning party.\n\nFor the USA, see the Foreign Service exam system: http://www.careers.state.gov/\n\nThat info relates mainly to economic, political, consular and administrative staff. For the USA and some other countries commercial, agricultural, intelligence, military attaché and other specialized agency staff (including short-term overseas postings of finance, tax, customs, etc. personnel) are made according to rules of the sending agencies. Cultural and foreign aid staff have their own similar hiring and promoting systems. Some countries accept attachés seconded directly from industry and paid from outside government.\n\nFinally, there are local-hire staff (either local nationals, third-country nationals, or citizens of the Embassy's own country who happen to live abroad), interns just out of college, and contractors. Decisions on such personnel are made by the embassy itself in accordance with established rules.
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This site explains the process.
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check wikipedia.com\n\n:> peace
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Conflict Management Strategies \n        There is a menu of strategies we can choose from when in conflict situations: \n\nForcing - using formal authority or other power that you possess to satisfy your concerns without regard to the concerns of the party that you are in conflict with. \nAccommodating - allowing the other party to satisfy their concerns while neglecting your own. \nAvoiding - not paying attention to the conflict and not taking any action to resolve it. \nCompromising - attempting to resolve a conflict by identifying a solution that is partially satisfactory to both parties, but completely satisfactory to neither. \nCollaborating - cooperating with the other party to understand their concerns and expressing your own concerns in an effort to find a mutually and completely satisfactory solution (win-win).
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I dont think Diplomacy is a degree, I think what you are looking for may be Political Science, or some sort of international relations degree, you can major in political science just about anywhere, international relations degrees are a little harder to find, its best just to find a schools website and see if they offer it.
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Communication is the process of exchanging information, usually via a common protocol.
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Maybe there's an embassy to talk to.
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An unsigned document typed on blank (unheaded) paper that makes representations (arguments in favour of a policy) to a foreign government, and (usually) left by a diplomat with the host country official s/he is calling upon.
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The State Department\n\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm\n\nTravel.State.Gov  Bureau of Consular Affairs
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negotiations\ncontracts\nperserverence\ninvention