International Relations papers

This paper discusses the structure of the French government and the problems it creates for the current times.

An examination of the achievements, both positive and negative, caused by NAFTA.

An analysis of the First International Peace Conference, which took place in 1899.

Examines the role of the United States in Europe after the Second World War.

Paper discusses the European trade environment as a result of the expanded European Union.

The Internet's effect on international trade and commerce is discussed in this paper.

Globalization's effect on the international tourism industry.

A look at how tourism is affected by cultural events.

An overview of the potential benefits of a unified Taiwan and China.

A discussion of the essential differences that exist between U.S. and European lobbying practices.

A look at the "Monroe Doctrine" and how it has influenced and continues to influence U.S. foreign policy.

A thorough analysis of the arguments in favor of nuclear proliferation and the arguments opposed to it.

A biographical account of the life and political career of former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher.

A look at the design of the EU draft constitution, its strengths, and its weaknesses.

Discusses the world today and questions if the world could exist without walls.

A look at the rise in the Soviet Union's power and the deterioration in U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations after WWII.

This paper discusses the development and evolution of combat air support.

A look at how the civil war in Lebanon affected the country's patterns of emigration.

An analysis of the development of the tank as a crucial part in the evolution of warfare.

An examination of the American news coverage of the historic handover of Hong Kong from Britain to China.

This paper is about the historiography examining the origins of the Cold War.

Examines the role of multinational corporations (MNC) in globalization and sustainable development.

An examination of foreign trade between Japan and the U.S. and what it entails.

An analysis of the ongoing war in Iraq.

A comprehensive analysis of the similarities and differences in business laws and customs in the United Kingdom and the United States.

An analysis of the Euro and whether it has had a positive effect upon European Monetary Union members.

Analysis of Nuha al-Radi's "Baghdad Diaries: A Woman's Chronicle of War and Exile" and Marjane Satrapi's illustrated story, "Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood".

This paper discusses the Korean War and the way it illustrates the principles of defensive realism.

This paper discusses the history of the French Foreign Legion.

An analysis of the security issues on the Canadian and United States border and the effects on trade.

This paper examines the U.S. government's decision to exclude the Soviets from the atomic secret.

A comparative report on the international trade strengths of China and the United States.

A discussion of two different theories of globalization .

An overview of this revolution, which resulted from the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917.

An overview of this communication model and how it is applied in Singapore and the United States.

A discussion of whether the reconstruction of Iraq is the responsibility of the U.S. or the U.N.

This paper discusses that international policy must carefully weigh competing and often equally valid choices and make some compromise between these opposing values.

A look at the impact the attacks on the World Trade Center have had on global politics.

An analysis of the major global emergencies during the John F. Kennedy presidency.

Argues that the real reasons for the war with Iraq had nothing to do with the threat Iraq posed and had everything to do with the control of the vast oil reserves in that country.

Presents arguments in favor of keeping the minimum drinking age at 21.

Discusses the expanding European Union and the laws and regulations that govern the entry of additional countries.

Supports the validity of the Palestinian claim for a separate homeland.

A look at how President Harry Truman's policies regarding the Korean War kept the war from becoming a third global conflict.

Analysis of U.S. policies toward Iraq, especially with regard to the U.S. war against Iraq.

Detailed look at the cultural divide that exists in Spain among the different cultures.

This paper discusses the history and relationship of India and Pakistan.

A history of the development of biological weapons and the threat they pose today.

An overview of the potential advantages of the globalization trend.

An examination of international codes of law in order to determine whether the U.S. invasion of Iraq was legal.

Explores the likelihood of a nuclear attack on American soil.

Discusses how these words from John Donne's poem influence ideals of brotherhood in our modern culture, using the Iraq war as an example.

An historical look at the Republic of Ireland.

This paper discusses that, as the world changes, so has the concept of international law, especially in the area of the use of force.

This paper uses Owen Dodson's poem, "Black Mother Praying" (1943), and Martin Luther King's "The Importance of Vietnam" (1964), to discuss the issue of war and the African-American community.

A look at Slobodan Milosevic's trial at the Hague and how this trial will change the way the world views and undertakes trials of war criminals.

Discussion of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and the U.S. response to the invasion.

An examination of current Australian refugee policy and how historical laws and moral imperatives have paved the way for strict and, some could argue, inhumane refugee laws.

An in-depth study of the problems facing the United States and Iran in their path to rapprochement.

An examination of the problem of youth unemployment and other economic hardships in Moldova.

A look at the evolution of Taiwanese nationalism and its consequences.

Critical review of David Wyman's book, "The Abandonment of the Jews".

Review of Dani Rodrik's book about the global economy and developing nations, "The New Global Economy and Developing Countries".

An examination of the motives behind the American foreign policy positions, focusing on Cuba and President Jimmy Carter.

Explores the historical roots of conflict in Yugoslavia and Chechnya.

This paper discusses the debate over the global acceptance of genetic modification (GM) of crops.

Examines the reasons why the U.S.A. lost the Vietnam War.

An examination of the rise of Taiwanese nationalism and its implications for cross-Strait affairs.

This paper discusses four important battles of World War II.

This paper discusses the right of the United States as a superpower to remove tyrants from power.

A theoretical analysis of Kenneth Waltz's book, "Man, the State, and War".

A study to determine the role air delivery technologies and reliable airfield infrastructures play in military combat operations.

A study of how a business advertises and operates in the Greek market.

Summary and review of the main points in Gore Vidal's book, "Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace".

Looks at the problem of attaining peace in the Middle East and how Ariel Sharon fits into the equation.

The impacts of U.S. foreign policy in Indonesia during the Cold War era and Indonesia's role and importance.

An exploration of the arguments for and opposing the Cuban embargo.

An examination of how assisting developing nations in the world is a U.S. foreign policy priority.

Examines the impact of cultural diversity on team functioning.

A dissertation that examines the European Union's security policy towards Russia.

An examination of the Mexico-U.S. water dispute that has affected farmers on both sides of the border.

This paper argues in favor of the United States' militarization of space.

An examination of the G.W. Bush precedent of first-strike military aggression as a policy in international relations.

A look at the relevance of cinema and television to the study of international relations.

An examination of the complicated history between the Soviet Union and Afghanistan and the eventual invasion of Afghanistan.

This paper reviews Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried", a novel that depicts the horrors of fighting in the Vietnam War.

An examination of whether U.S. foreign policy decisions are more beneficial to the United States itself or to the world it is aiming to 'protect'.

An overview of Marilyn Young's book on the Vietnam War and how it relates to America's current foreign policy strategy.

This paper discusses that the People's Republic of China becoming a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has a great impact upon its development and the entire world.

This paper discusses that the World Bank has contributed positively towards the achievement of growth and sustainable development for many of the poor nations in the world.

Looks at the problem of human rights abuses in modern Turkey.

This paper discusses NAFTA, which established a free-trade zone in North America and was signed in 1992 by Canada, Mexico, and the United States. It took effect on Jan. 1, 1994.

An examination of the negative affects of the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

A discussion of the pros and cons of NAFTA on the American and global economies.

This paper discusses that the United Nations needs to take major initiatives to combat terrorism, including treaties prohibiting terrorist bombing and financial assistance to terrorists.

Looks at one of the major results of globalization.

Discusses Anthony Swofford's work, "Jarhead: A Marine's Chronicle of the Gulf War and Other Battles".

Looks at the new public awareness of biological weapons and what is being done to protect against this threat.

Studies the role of the military in preventing and managing crisis situations.