Protocol and ceremonial in the presentation of credentials, in the field of diplomatic relations.

Abstract

The credentialing ceremony is a clear example of the broad research pipeline offered by diplomatic relations between states for the investigation of ceremonies and protocols. We approach the study of this ceremonial in Spain, which reaches our days in an unusual and anachronistic way. To do this, we will look for its origins, evolution and treatment from the analysis of palatial labels, the development of the Spanish monarchy and the legal and normative regulation within the framework of international relations. In our analysis, we can see a branching of interconnected topics such as history, law, politics, institutions, etc. Therefore, the idea arises of creating an interdisciplinary network that allows us to minimize efforts in the achievement of the proposed objectives; and at the same time, help us achieve a general, comparative and detailed view of the accreditation ceremony on the international scene.