Protocols as a Tool for Government

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Exploring the concept of 'protocol' in governance, this book delves into its historical origins and categorizes various types. It reveals how protocols function as tools for formalizing, standardizing, and certifying within political and societal contexts. The analysis highlights their roles as governing instruments and policy tools in capitalism, as well as their implications in managing social life, particularly during crises. This work is aimed at scholars and students in public policy, sociology, political philosophy, and legal theory, addressing the complexities and dilemmas of protocols in contemporary governance.