The Naked Diplomat, Understanding Power and Politics in the digital age: By Tom Fletcher
Diplomats are usually pictured as mechanical beings with an ill-tempered personality, automated to conduct special state missions. Their daily routine seems invisible to the public eye, which is why anything that would come from their side is viewed as an unpleasant conundrum. The book I’m conversing on today concerns the indicated issue in a more sincere and professional manner. In which a diplomat’s life is being examined politically, instead of having it judged mysteriously. The Naked Diplomat: Understanding Power and Politics in the Digital Age, By Tom Fletcher, excellently illustrates what’s hidden behind the curtains. Instead of presenting the arguments in a traditional structure like the books we came across back in the time. This book has a twist to it. An interesting honest twist that is based on one’s own view. As a former diplomat himself, Tom Fletcher mastered the skill of combining his own personal ex...