multilateralism

Meanings

• noun

  A political approach where multiple parties or countries come together to cooperate and negotiate on mutual issues.

  - "The United Nations is an example of a multilateral organization."
  - "Multilateralism allows for collective problem-solving and shared responsibility."

• noun

  The practice of involving multiple parties in diplomacy or negotiations.

  - "Multilateralism is a more effective approach to resolving international conflicts than unilateralism."
  - "The G20 summit is an example of a multilateral diplomatic meeting."

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Variants

List of all variants of multilateralism that leads to same result
multilateral , multilateralism , multilateralisms , multilateralist , multilateralists , multilaterally

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Etymology

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From the Latin words multilateralis, meaning 'having many sides'.

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Trivia

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1. The first multilateral organization was the Postal Union in 1874.

2. The United Nations is the most well-known multilateral organization today.

3. Multilateralism is often contrasted with unilateralism and bilateralism.

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Related Concepts

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1. International Relations: Multilateralism is a key concept in the field of international relations.

2. Diplomacy: Multilateralism is an important approach in diplomacy and negotiations.

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Culture

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Multilateralism has been a significant concept in international relations and diplomacy since the League of Nations and the United Nations. It is often contrasted with unilateralism, which refers to the actions of a single party.

How to Memorize "multilateralism"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a table with many sides, representing the various parties involved in multilateralism.
   - Visualize a group of countries coming together to discuss and negotiate on mutual issues.

2. associate
   

   - Associate multilateralism with cooperation and collaboration.
   - Think of multilateralism as a group effort.

3. mnemonics
   

   - M-Many parties, L-Leveraging each other's strengths, T-Towards a common goal.

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