International Relations papers

This paper discusses the faulty logic for the American presence in the Vietnam War.

An overview of the development of the European Union and France's contributions to its development.

An examination of reasons for Canada opposing nuclear missile defense.

An overview of the problem of illegal immigration into the U.S. and all of its implications for the US in the coming century.

An analysis of the infiltration of Israel by the Russian mafia.

This well-researched and informative paper examines the political and socio-economic changes that have taken place in Russia since the late-1980s which have proven conducive to criminal development.

This paper discusses the problems of tariffs and non-tariff barriers (NTF) in international trade.

This essay argues that the national anthem of the United States and its imperial thinking should be changed.

An analysis of the Asian debt crisis and its implications for the United States economy.

A comparison between the national identities of Australia and the United States.

This paper analyzes U.S. goals in South Asia and the extent to which the U.S. has succeeded.

Questions whether the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran has been coherent.

This paper discusses the effect of western cultural globalization on Islamic states especially Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

This paper highlights and explores the major historical events in America and around the world during the 1920s.

An analysis of the protections of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) as they apply to human rights law in the United Kingdom.

This paper explains that many factors, such as history, politics, differential currency types, ease of conversion and regulations of various international banking institutions, prevent full harmonization of international financial reporting.

An analysis and evaluation of U.S. foreign policy regarding international peacekeeping.

A review of the background leading up to the war in Vietnam, focusing on the life of Ngo Dinh Diem, the Prime Minister of South Vietnam.

An analysis of the impact on Germany of Turkish immigration.

A research paper discussing the impact of international trade on the development of less developed countries (LDCs).

Examines how the Israeli and American publics quickly lost memory of the human rights abuses of Sabra and Shatila and Abu Ghraib.

A discussion of the way the elites in both India and Pakistan use religion to manipulate the poor and uneducated for political power and control.

Examines the reawakening of political Islam in the Middle East.

A review of the collection of biographies "Struggle and Survival in the Modern Middle East", edited by Edmund Burke III.

This in-depth paper examines the Israeli - Palestinian conflict and the struggle of both nations to obtain a lasting and true peace.

This paper is a detailed narrative history of the Vietnam War.

A review of Japanese-American relations, centering on a speech given by Aso Taro on December 7, 2005.

An analysis of each side's position in the U.S. - Iraq conflict, with an eye towards resolving the conflict through negotiation.

A look at the argument that America contributes to terrorism through the examination of various events throughout history.

This paper details Brazil's economic history which is marked by a succession of cycles, each based on the exploitation of a single export commodity.

A book review of Tom Philpott's book, "Glory Denied".

This paper explores the technological development of guidance system weapons.

An overview of the causes, events and results of the Cold War between America and Russia.

Examines the impact of the European Union on the social and economic elements of France and the United Kingdom.

This paper examines how "The New York Times" reported the war in Iraq as well as the paper's questionable relationship with the Bush administration.

This paper examines how realism, liberalism and radicalism are used in describing and implementing general political ideologies.

The author's viewpoint of the situation in Iraq as a mistake.

A look at the similarities in U.S. policy towards North Korea and U.S. policy towards Cuba.

An overview of the conflict between the United States and the Philippines.

A book report on "Backfire: A History of How American Culture Led Us into Vietnam and Made Us Fight the Way We Did", by Loren Baritz.

This paper argues against the United States of America becoming part of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

This paper compares three political theories--realism, liberalism and radicalism--and their stand on international relations especially war.

This paper discusses "Heartbreak Ridge" and other areas of wasteful conflict in the Korean War.

A book report on this text by Iris Chang on the Japanese invasion of Chinese Nanking.

Discusses the background and history of the common-law doctrine of forum non conveniens.

A study in the economic growth of Chile.

An overview of Lebanon's history since its independence.

Examines how the world is coping with the bio-terrorism threat.

An expansive discussion on NATO today.

Examines how President Franklin D. Roosevelt dealt with foreign relations and the "Great Depression."

An study in the culture and economy of Malta.

Assesses the tensions in Turkey's post-Cold War era foreign policy.

Examines the impact of collective remembering on national identity.

An analysis of the sociological, historical and philosophical reasons people die for their nation, primarily, although not exclusively, in the context of battle.

An examination of the pros and cons of continued development and deployment of the F-22 Raptor fighter jet.

An analysis of whether the NAFTA agreement has lived up to its expectations.

A paper arguing that world leaders should have had Slobodan Milosevic assassinated before he was able to murder so many countless individuals.

An overview of this book by Haru Yamada which explores the relationship between the Japanese and the Americans.

This paper examines the new economy in the United States that is shifting towards a technology-based economy which is driven by information.

Describes the essence of the Bush Doctrine and its incompatibility with soft power, as well as the main components of soft power and its applications in U.S. foreign policy.

Follows the history of Saudi-American relations and the growing Saudi influence on American foreign policy.

A personal opinion and discussion on U.S. foreign intervention.

This paper discusses the question of how close to war were the United States and the Soviet Union during the 1961 Cuban missile crisis.

This paper explores in detail the behavior of the U.S. towards Iran regarding the issue of nuclear weapons while examining America's methods of sustaining its hegemonic presence in the world.

This paper defines in detail the Hague-Visby and Hamburg rules while clarifying the maritime shipping laws of the Hague Convention.

This paper examines the causes and effects of the Cold War on both the Soviet Union and the United States.

A look at the notion of comparative advantage in the developed world.

A discussion of the Cold War focusing on the Cuban missile crisis.

A paper discussing the likelihood of multiculturalism and pluralism taking a hold in Germany.

A discussion on whether the United Nations has actually failed Africa.

Examines the popularity of former U.S. Senator, Robert Dole.

A paper describing the series of historical political events that brought an end to the Cold War.

This paper discusses Graham Greene's "The Quiet American" and Philip Caputo's "A Rumor of War", in which the authors demonstrate disillusionment with the Vietnam War, American policy and themselves.

This paper discusses that the primary cause of World War I was economics.

An empirical study of the causes of armed conflict.

Examines how Egyptian foreign and security policy has evolved in response to contemporary international and domestic pressures, shaped specifically by the events of the last 60 years.

Examines the history of the distribution of power in the United States government's foreign policy division.

A look at the debate over the advantages and disadvantages of free trade from a capitalist's and socialist's perspective.

This paper discusses the problems of the European Monetary Union (EMU) or as many call it the Common Market, and its future.

A paper looking at developments in Australia's relationship with its neighboring countries.

This paper presents a detailed account of the international public law case of "Yugoslavia vs. Belgium et. al." 1999, which resulted from their intervention into the Serbian conflict.

Examines the impact that democracy and respect for human rights are having upon the principle of sovereignty on which international relations is based.

A discussion of how America is always involved in world events - by choice or not.

A look at the diplomatic activities of Paul Wolfowitz and his political career during his service to President Bush.

A discussion about strategic similarities between modern American wars.

This paper discuses the effect of modern telecommunications on the profession of diplomacy especially in Great Britain.

An examination of author John Le Carre's view of international affairs through an examination of two of his novels.

This paper examines the transnational security environment during the present post-Cold War era.

An analysis of Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnost and democratization under Boris Yeltsin.

A discussion of the impact globalization has had on businesses and the way companies have to align their practices and structures to meet a competitive status.

A paper examining the reasons and validity of U.S. and NATO intervention in Kosovo.

A look at the conflicts within the European Union (EU) leadership.

An essay looking at the degree to which globalization is an advantage and a disadvantage in developing cross-cultural awareness.

A look at the problem facing the United Kingdom concerning whether or not they should shun further European integration.

An analysis of the United Nations Security Council reforms required tackle the challenges of the 21st century.

This paper discuses three theories to explore the reason no wars broke out in Europe between 1945-1991, the period of the Cold War, despite turmoil going on elsewhere in the world.

This paper discuses extensively the global use of nuclear energy, especially in India.

An overview of American foreign policy towards Iraq.

A look at how too few Americans understand customs, traditions and the ways of doing business in foreign lands.

A look at the Czech Republic, formed after the nation of Czechoslovakia split into two separate nations.