A Life in Diplomacy
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A Life in Diplomacy

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“A Life in Diplomacy” by Madeleine L’Engle and Ngadi Smart (ISBN: 9780143447276) offers a captivating journey into the world of international relations. Explore the complexities of diplomacy through insightful narratives and firsthand accounts. Discover the challenges and triumphs of navigating global affairs in this compelling read, perfect for anyone interested in political science, history, or current events.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143447276
  • Publisher: Penguin Random House India
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 472
  • Weight: 406 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0143447270
  • Publisher Date: 15 Feb 2019
  • Height: 161 mm
  • Spine Width: 47 mm
  • Width: 242 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for A Life in Diplomacy

  1. Esha Pareek –

    I was pleasantly surprised. I couldn’t put this one down. I am recommending to friends and family now. So informative!

  2. Vaibhav Raturi –

    An interesting perspective, but felt a bit dry at times. Lacked personal touch, but informative. I wished for a more engaging style.

  3. Joseph Hnunthansang –

    The authors provide great insight. I learned things I didn’t know and it has changed my thinking. Amazing!

  4. Shivam Dhiman –

    I couldn’t get into this book at all. I am not a huge fan of history or politics though. Not for everyone but very detailed and well written.

  5. Gagan Khanna –

    A fascinating read into the world of diplomacy! It opened my eyes on the struggles and the important work diplomats do.

  6. Nandani Agrawal –

    A fascinating look into diplomacy, though sometimes dense. The firsthand accounts were the best part. A worthwhile read for those interested in global affairs.

  7. Pallavi Singh –

    I expected more from the book. It felt more like a textbook rather than a narrative. It has some interesting points.

  8. Yash Jayvant Borse –

    I really enjoyed this one and learned a lot about diplomacy. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys politics and history.

  9. Shreshth Dhuria –

    This was an incredible read. The first-hand accounts made the book what it was. Would highly recommend to people to read!

  10. Awdhesh Gairola –

    Enjoyed the book! It shed light on areas of diplomacy I hadn’t considered. Some parts were slow but overall, informative and insightful.

  11. Prakriti Sharma –

    Compelling narratives and firsthand accounts made this book shine. I gained a new appreciation for international relations. Highly recommend!

  12. Samridh Shakya –

    A decent read, but could have been more engaging. The content was solid, just not presented in the most captivating way.

  13. Sakshi Dilip Deole –

    I learned a lot about diplomacy. The narratives are very informative but also engaging. Would recommend to all.

  14. Sonesh Balajirao Jadhav –

    Not the most exciting read, but definitely informative. If you’re interested in diplomacy, it’s worth checking out.

  15. Somingam Kumrah –

    If you are into global politics, this is the book for you! I was gripped since the moment I started reading. Couldn’t put it down.

  16. Harshal Dharme –

    A great book for understanding the challenges and triumphs of diplomacy. Highly recommend to those wanting to learn more about the field.

  17. Piyush Kumar Sah –

    Insightful but occasionally overwhelming with details. Overall, an informative journey into the complex world of diplomacy.

  18. Naveen Kumar –

    I loved the book! It was very interesting and I found myself wanting more from the authors. Looking forward to more like this!

  19. Monsoon Behl –

    I found the details a bit much. Some people may enjoy it but I felt myself losing focus a lot. I did learn a lot though.

  20. Umar Mateen –

    It provided a comprehensive overview but at a high-level. I was hoping for more granular insights.

  21. Ayush Gupta –

    Readable and insightful. I appreciated the diverse perspectives and the clarity with which complex issues were addressed.

  22. Syed Ahmad Abdullah –

    I felt it dragged on for a bit and I started to lose focus, however, it was well written. I did find it insightful in sections.

  23. Ankita Shaw –

    Informative, yet somewhat dry. It would benefit from some more anecdotes to bring the topic to life. I did still enjoy reading this one!

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