The Protocol Library Hardcover Book (Collector's Edition)

Presenting the Collector's Edition

The Protocol Library: The Definitive Guide to Titles, Honorifics, and Formal Etiquette is the essential reference book for navigating the complex world of diplomacy, governance, and official protocol with precision and confidence.

Master the art of addressing power with respect and authority.

Whether you’re a diplomat, business executive, protocol officer, event organizer, nonprofit leader, government official, or global consultant, this expertly curated guide gives you instant access to the correct forms of address for:

• Heads of state and government officials
• Ambassadors and consuls
• Members of royalty and nobility
• Military ranks across branches and countries
• International organization leaders (UN, OAS, IDB, NATO, etc.)
• Ecclesiastical authorities from multiple faiths
• Judges, legislators, and local authorities

This is not a book you read once—it’s a library at your fingertips.

Compiled by Dr. Isabelle Vladoiu, an internationally recognized protocol expert and founder of the US Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights, this hardcover edition is the result of over three years of in-depth research and a lifetime of global diplomatic experience. It brings together official titles, honorifics, forms of written and spoken address, proper introductions, and place card formats—validated across multiple languages, cultural contexts, and institutional sources.

What makes this book stand out?

• Easy-to-navigate categories organized by role and institution
• Professional guidance for written correspondence, in-person introductions, and ceremonial settings
• Bonus digital resources via exclusive QR access, including printable templates, cheat sheets, and a searchable digital edition

Use it for:

• Writing letters or formal invitations
• Introducing dignitaries at events
• Creating seating charts or place cards
• Ensuring proper respect and accuracy in multicultural or diplomatic settings

Add this to your professional library today—because in international protocol, getting it right matters.

Your definitive guide starts here.