statecraft
ˈsteɪtˌkræft
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Definition of statecraft - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

government leadershipskill in leading and managing government and public affairs
  • Her statecraft helped the country through a crisis.
  • His statecraft won respect among foreign leaders.
  • Statecraft demands patience and strategic negotiation.
diplomacy statesmanship
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Origin of statecraft

Old English, state (condition) + craft (skill)

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statecraft
connected with how geography affects politics in a place
statecraft
government communication with foreign publics to build relationships or influence opinion

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  1. French:art de gouverner, ...
  2. German:Staatskunst, ...
  3. Italian:arte della diplomazia, ...
  4. Spanish:arte de gobernar, ...
  5. Portuguese:estadismo, ...
  6. Chinese:治国之道, ...
  7. Japanese:政治手腕, ...
  8. Arabic:فَنّ الحُكم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדִינָאוּת, ...
  10. Russian:государственное управление, ...
  11. Ukrainian:державне мистецтво, ...
  12. Hindi:शासन-कौशल, ...

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