International Relations papers

A discussion about whether globalization and Americanization are the same.

A negotiation analysis of the dispute over the Golan Heights between the two Middle Eastern countries, Israel and Syria.

This paper discusses the participation of the U.S. in the League of Nations and the United Nations as an element of the American national interest.

An essay on Bush's war on terror hinting at the hypocrisy behind Bush's motivation for the war.

A discussion on whether the Cuban leader, Fidel Castro, was a Communist when he came to power in 1959.

An extensive analysis of the impact of international migration on the U.K. economy.

This paper is a literature review of social conflict and resolution theories as they apply to the conflict in Northern Ireland.

This paper discusses the science education in many countries as related to the development of weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

Discusses why the activities of the World Bank and IMF are so controversial.

An analysis of what the world would be like without war.

A discussion of the much sought after world-wide peace.

This paper defines three interrelated theories of war: Realism, security dilemma and the balance of power.

An analysis of the book, "The Functions of Social Conflict" written by Lewis Coser.

This paper argues in support of Bush's invasion of Iraq.

An analysis of evolving notions of collective security and UN peacekeeping operations.

A paper speculating how Cuba will evolve after Fidel Castro.

This paper is an analytical comparison of Lawrence Stone's "The Causes of the English Revolution" and Bailey Stone's "Reinterpreting the French Revolution".

Argues that the purpose of U.S./NATO Kosovo intervention was to stop the ethnic violence against the Albanians and allow the return of all refugees.

This paper discusses the historical and current relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom.

An analysis of the United Nations and its impact on U.S. foreign policy decision making.

Discusses what the international community can do to stop the nightmare in Darfur, Sudan.

A brief examination of the history of word 'genocide' and its application in contemporary society.

An analysis of the Bush administration's reasoning behind the war in Iraq.

An in-depth look at the impact of foreign direct investment on the development of an emerging economy, focusing on China.

Examines the U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy toward homosexuals and how this leads to strained labor relations.

A discussion on the concept of globalization versus westernization and its influence on Middle Eastern culture.

A review of Donnelly's book about the politics of human rights.

Position paper arguing that western influences on Islamic women have a negative impact.

An examination of the effects of international broadcasting on America and the world as a whole.

A discussion of what makes a global power and why the greatness of the U.S. will eventually decline.

This paper discusses the effect of the Cold War on countries other than the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

This paper discusses conflict resolution techniques, focusing on suppression, a technique sometimes applied in extreme forms of conflict.

A comparison of Britain's and France's different political systems.

A look at NATO's involvement in the Kosovo conflict.

An analysis of how Christian Aid works and how their methods include risk prevention.

This paper discusses that the Indian economy has been effected, positively or adversely, by the controversial World Trade Organization's (WTO) Doha declaration of 2001.

An analysis of relations between Japan and both German states.

An in-depth research study regarding the feasibility of building a bridge across the Bering Strait.

An argument for rethinking the "preemptive strike doctrine" and the duty that the United States Government takes on to protect the world.

This paper discusses North Korea, its history and its present nuclear position.

Realism is a very viable International Relations theory, as it is the way that the most powerful countries operate in today's society. This essay explains the theory of realism in depth.

This paper discusses economic globalization and its relation to the ideas of the New World Order and a One World government.

Comparison of two documents: The United States Commission on National Security for the 21st Century and The Bush Administration's First National Security Strategy (NSS).

Analyses the Reagan foreign policy, and how it consistently confronted the Soviet Union in ways that forced it to spend huge amounts of money on defense. Makes the argument that this is the main reason that the Soviet Union collapsed.

An expansive analysis of various aspects of the Zulu of South Africa with an emphasis on culture, society and history.

Examines liberalism as the way of the future, and shows that it is a system in which we must start believing.

This paper argues that international institutions fail because actors like the U.S. refuse to allow them to work effectively.

This paper discusses the political elements of the theory of feminism, which is also viewed as a social theory.

Examines the theories of great thinkers to gather whether peace is possible in the modern world.

Discusses the effect that anti-terrorism policies have on the U.S.A. and the rest of the world.

Examines Mahathir Mohammed's impact on Malaysia's foreign policy.

A comprehensive history of the insurgency against American troops in the Philippines directly after the Spanish-American War.

This paper discusses the history, which led to the formation of the American-Japanese alliance, the partnership itself in terms of its socio-cultural, economic and geopolitical dimensions and the prospects for the future.

An examination of how the diplomatic process in Germany has changed from the 1990s to present.

This paper discuses the Russian-Chechen conflict and evaluates if there is a way to resolve these conflict.

Immigration and national identity in the European Union:The case of the Turkish community in Germany.

An analysis of constitutional human rights in the U.S., the Republic of South Africa (RSA), and Cameroon.

An analysis of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

An analysis of the dynamics of relations between the European Union and the Ukraine since its independence.

This paper discusses "Operation Cornflakes" one of the worst and yet humorous covert operations ever undertaken by the United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in hopes of undermining Hitler during WWII.

This paper uses an algebraic model in conjunction with an extended strategy game to prove that the passage of Chinese Anti-Secession bill was empirically and scientifically sound.

This paper discusses the history of the European Economic Community (EEC), organized in 1958, which predated the European Union (EU), organized in 1992, especially the positions of Germany and the U.K. (Britain).

This paper discusses Saddam Hussein's many legal violations which led to the 1991 Persian Gulf War and occurred during this war.

Examines the current unipolar political relationship between the lone world superpower, the United States, and the Western European powers and Japan. What has influenced cooperation and how can we predict the future nature of these relationships?

This paper discusses the existing trend toward free trade, especially the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA).

This paper discusses the policy problems of fighting AIDS in Africa, highlighting the countries of Uganda and Senegal.

This paper reviews individual articles and interviews Chinese officials to evaluate the World Trade Organization's (WTO) dispute settlement system (DSS) and its implications for China.

An analysis of the invasion of Iraq as a topic of international affairs and a projected policy based on critical observation for the future.

An examination of the changing nature of the U.S.-Japanese alliance as it relates to Japanese militarization and the contemporary world order.

An analysis of the obstacles to free trade between the U.S. and Egypt, the opportunity for the U.S. and Egyptian companies under a free trade agreement, and a pragmatic political implementation strategy.

This paper discusses the WTO's agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and its implication on developing countries.

This paper discusses the major costs and benefits for host countries of foreign direct investment.

This paper deals with the issues surrounding the very modern concept of globalization and the backlash that it has come up against recently.

This paper discusses the history of the Cold War and its effect on the domestic affairs of the United States.

An overview of the reasons why Spain joined the European Union.

A comparison of the global operating systems of the Cold War and globalization and the U.S. role in these operating systems.

An analysis of the challenges and prospects of the African Standby Force (ASF).

Examines the weaknesses of Sahar Khalifeh's attempts to address terrorism in the novel, "Wild Thorns".

An examination of the United States' policy towards the Dominican Republic in the years 1930-1945 in the form of a morality report card.

This paper discusses Operation Barbarossa, Hitler's code name for Germany's attack on Russia during World War II.

A detailed, opinionated policy proposal addressing the global wars on terror and drugs.

The identification of global correlations to national defense expenditures.

A look at the state of democracy in Latin America and how the Church can help promote democracy there.

A look at the ongoing problem of immigration to the United States, its impact, and a possible solution.

A look at the Economic and Monetary Union in Europe and the plan to create a political union based on economic and monetary integration.

This paper discusses the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States, an intricate relationship of ideological, political, and economic factors.

This paper discusses the European Union's power play in the Middle East.

An analysis of the problem of international drug trafficking.

An analysis of the Palestinian and Israeli conflict and international law.

An overview of the emotional and physical effects of stress.

A look at the so-called illegality of the Israeli construction of a security fence to protect itself against Palestinian terrorism.

This paper discusses German philosopher Immanuel Kant's conception of politics and applies it to the United States' government's current desire for world-wide democracy.

An analysis of international relations in the age of globalization.

An analysis of the legitimacy of the International Criminal Court.

Examines this Middle Eastern conflict within the realm of international law.

An examination of the security threats facing Kuwait.

A discussion of whether the Kyoto Protocol is dead even before it has been fully implemented.

Examines the geopolitical threats confronting Saudi Arabia at the turn of the new millennium.

This paper discusses the weakness of international law in governing international relations.

An analysis of the Gulf War within the structure of international relations.