International Relations papers

A look at different theories why the Sri Lankan civil war is not being resolved.

An analysis of the impact of the Asian tsunami on international relations with China.

The paper examines India's foreign policy stand on the current war on terror.

The paper discusses the role that the IMF's structural adjustment policies played in the Argentinian financial crash.

An analysis of the impact of Marxist theory within the field of international relations.

A discussion of North Korea and the challenges faced by the United States government.

A look at realist, international society, and liberal approaches to international order.

An analysis of the the foreign policies of Australia.

An up-beat paper showing that America did not suffer too much from the 9/11 attacks.

Paper discusses the prospects of the post-Barcelona Treaty and the EU engaging in the Middle East peace process as a neutral mediator.

An analysis of U.S. violation of international humanitarian law during the Iraq War.

A discussion of the legal arguments surrounding the Iraq war, dismissing legitimacy claims.

The historical choice of Great Britain between Europe and America and the new strategy of 'Transatlantic bridge' of the British governing class.

The paper examines India's 21st century national and regional security concerns.

A detailed analysis of the four major actors, which include the U.S., China, Taiwan, and Japan, in the cross-Straits conflict.

Examines the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis and the involvement of the UN ambassador, Adlai Stevenson.

An analysis of whether China can challenge U.S. power relations in East Asia.

An analysis of the inevitability of the Cold War.

A detailed analysis of the history and current status of the Korean nuclear standoff.

This paper discusses the historical and strategic U.S. operations in Vietnam.

Analysis of the diplomatic problems Kennedy faced during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

An analysis of the challenges facing the global biotechnology industry from the perspective of a fictitious U.S.-based company.

Examines the possibility of war between Russia and the Western powers in the coming future.

Discusses the challenges that we face living in a "global society". It covers the inevitable changes that we are going to undergo as our world draws ever closer together and society and values collide.

This paper discuses globalization as neo-colonialism or as a politically correct term for imperialism.

A discussion on whether immigration law controls the movement of people into a state or whether it is designed to control people already in that state.

Examines to what extent there has been an emerging international norm of 'humanitarian intervention' and how successful attempts at humanitarian intervention have been.

Questions whether the U.S. foreign policy regarding Israel is an extension of domestic politics.

Questions whether the experience of European integration since 1985 suggests the triumph of national interest supranationalism.

An examination of the Treaty on Open Skies, which encourages the regulation of international air travel.

An analysis of the main financing options available to the governments of developing countries.

An analysis of the role of non-governmental organizations and inter-governmental organizations in post-conflict reconstruction of developing nations.

A critical evaluation of the interpretive value of Marxism in international relations.

An analysis of the political and economic implications of European enlargement for the nations of Africa today.

A look at why the United Nations failed to prevent the 1994 conflict and genocide in Rwanda.

A look at how Rwanda can best achieve post-conflict peace.

A look at the impact that the Colombian drug trade has on the country's government.

Questions why the international community failed to take any action that would have ended the Rwandan genocide in 1994.

A discussion on how best to serve justice with regard to the Rwandan genocide and eliminate the ethnic conflict between the Hutus and Tutsis.

A look at how and why the U.N. has failed in its peacemaking efforts in Rwanda.

A look at the holocaust committed in Cambodia under the leadership of the Khmer Rouge.

A look at the growing need for an international language in the current era of globalization and increased interaction between the global population.

An assessment of the relevance of realism, liberalism, and radicalism to the contemporary political economy.

A review of "The Puerto Rican Nation on the Move: Identities on the Island and in the United States (2002)" by Jorge Duany.

A look at the negative and positive effects of globalism from perspectives of both developed and developing countries.

A look at two facets of Arab nationalism and how nationalism has influenced the politics, perceptions, and the actions of the Arab people.

This paper discusses the historical and economic relationship of South Korea and the United States.

A comprehensive analysis of why and how the United States fought the first Persian Gulf War.

An analysis of the Taliban movement through a review of Peter Marsden's book, "The Taliban: War, Religion and the New World Order in Afghanistan".

An analysis and evaluation of the U.N. role as a global peacemaker.

A study of how America was sucked into a guerrilla war in a foreign country that few even knew about.

An overview of the people and events, which are causative factors to U.S. military assistance funding in Indonesia.

A look at what dimensions of change are identified by those who argue that globalization and interdependence are transforming world politics.

This paper argues that the Cold War was the inevitable consequence of the global shift in power, which led to the confrontation between Soviet and American economic interests.

A broad, balanced and critical look at human rights in modern China.

An examination of how existing WTO rules deal with environmental protection and how they have been interpreted in dispute settlement.

An analysis of the impact of ASEAN's constructive engagement on Myanmar and ASEAN's standing in international politics.

An analysis of the culture of the world outside of the United States in 2004.

This paper discusses the commercial policy of the European Common Market, or the European Union, which made it more than just a free trade area.

The paper discusses the geopolitics of the Cold War.

This paper discusses the effects of political, economic, and cultural globalization.

A response paper to an art installation in Central Park, which conveys the reality of the Iraq war.

An analysis of the fashion trade between the United States and Italy.

A look at the evidence to support the claim that culture is a cause of conflict in international relations.

Examines the WTO for trade rules backing the global spread of free trade and examines the role of taxes in encouraging foreign investment in the U.S.

A look at the definition of international law and the ways it affects the behaviour of states.

This paper answers the question key to multilateralism: does regionalism enhance or undermine the international economic order?

This paper discusses whether domestic interest groups are the principal explanation for the international economic policies adopted by countries. This paper is relevant to political economy, international relations, and political science studies.

Provides an analytical account of the new wave of regionalism in the world since the 1990s, presenting and critiquing the view that regionalism is a reaction to the failures of the WTO.

An analysis of globalization and strategic planning according to Thomas Friedman's "The Lexus and the Olive Tree".

This paper discusses the history and causation of the Korean War.

Examines relations between Canada and the United States during the Cold War era.

Explains how the term "globalization" can also be used to describe the changes that took place in Southeast Asia from the 16th to 19th centuries.

The convergence of science, technology, and ambitious war plans creates the phenomenon of total war in World War I.

An analysis of the Cold War 1958-1963.

This paper is an overview of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Questions whether the UN has been successful in establishing and maintaining international peace and security. Uses examples of Rwanda and Iraq.

An in-depth, historical survey of the troubles in Syrian-Turkish relations.

This paper discusses how the Cold War, a conflict based on diverse political ideologies, was mainly "fought" between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. in the years following the end of World War II.

Poses the question of whether or not universalism gives rise to ethnocentrism.

Describes the political relations between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II and the Potsdam Conference.

Discusses why and how to reform United Nations Security Council.

A discussion on the causes and consequences of the Cold War.

Examines the September 11th terrorist attacks and later events through analyzing international relations on four different levels.

An analysis of terrorism in Russia and the United States and each country's approach to fighting terrorism.

Examines how the world community reacted to the genocide of non-Arab residents of Darfur in Sudan.

An attempt to understand why the United States has decided to diplomatically withdraw from vital decisions that affect the world, yet still use its military as the answer.

A discussion of the current challenges of international law and the principle of humanitarian intervention.

This paper examines and compares some of the themes in Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove" and compares them with real-life events during the Cold War.

An analysis of the causes of the Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan.

An analysis of the state and the market in the Malaysian political economy.

An analysis of Bernard Lewis's book on Islamic radicalism.

An exploration of the impact that China has had upon Hong Kong since 1997.

This paper is a comparative analysis of political editorials from "The New York Times" and "The Dallas Morning News" on the subject of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Gaza pullout plan.

A look at the international business environment of Mexico.

An examination of the impact that other countries had on the production of a Soviet plane.

An analysis of social and environmental issues in relation to globalization.

An overview and analysis of the war waged in Kosovo by NATO.

An analysis of the justification of the war in Iraq.