International Relations papers

Examines the Kashmir conflict on the Indian-Pakistani border.

A review of the challenges facing the new nations of Eastern Europe.

Looks at the globalization of management styles, with an emphasis on Islamic and Western styles.

This paper discusses Philippe Legrain's book, "Open World: The Truth about Globalization", which favors globalization.

A discussion of the causes for the divide between economic investment and social development in Kerala, India.

Examines the influence of foreign powers in China in the late 1800s.

A discussion on the U.N. intervention in Korea as a cover for U.S. anti-communism.

A look at the historical relationship between the Soviet Union and Afhganistan and how this changed during the Cold War period.

A study of the development of international terrorism and counter terrorism, both in general and specifically, since the events of September 11th, 2001.

An attack on the naturalistic conception of African violence in the media.

An examination of the implementation difficulties which the European Commission has identified as undermining the policy-making abilities of the EU institutions.

An analysis of the reasons for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, according to the Americans.

A study of Palestinian Arabs as a minority group in Israel.

A definition of justice as it relates to war.

An extensive evaluation of rhetoric to illuminate U.S. foreign policy used in George W. Bush's speech, "No Nation Will Be Neutral in This Conflict".

Examines the extent of the United States' influence on Canada's international relations with other countries.

A discussion of Islam radicalism in Indonesia or as the author describes it: Fundamentalism among Moderate Society.

A discussion of the Institutional Model of International Order using the Congress of Vienna as an example.

A study of the country of South Korea and the effects of globalisation on this small nation.

An examination of how NAFTA affects the average laborer.

This paper discusses the use of the dollar currency in Ecuador, how it reached this stage, and how it affects the economy.

A look at how the European Union will effect international marketing functions.

An exploration of the origins of the cold war and a discussion on whether it was inevitable.

A discussion of the implications of the military interventions in Kosovo in 1999 and the military intervention in Iraq 2003.

An examination of whether the World Bank is an effective organization in the international economy.

Outlines three significant events in history and the impact they had on the world.

A review of the book, ?Righteous Victims: A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 1881-1999?, by Benny Morris.

Compares Russian foreign policy from the period 1950 to mid-1980 to the foreign policy of Russia from 1985 to the present.

Discusses flaws in Samuel Huntington's controversial theory on the source of the Cold War.

Addresses the question of whether the U.S. should continue selling nuclear technology to other countries.

Research proposal for a paper that will look at how international aid can help relieve Paraguay's economic problems.

Compares Kurt Vonnegut's novel with the American people's thirst for war.

Explores the effects of the euro on the dollar and the future of both currencies.

Approaches and definitions of the debt of poor countries.

Description and comparison of the French and British political systems.

The role of the European Union in the world economy and Great Britain's involvement and non-involvement in aspects of the Union.

Argues that the Vietnam War was a result of France's inability to suppress the nationalist movement in Indochina.

An examination of why Britain is adamantly refusing to join the EU.

This paper discusses that history of the European Union and its effect on the region and its member states.

This paper discusses the history and implications of religious freedom in the United States.

Examines the history of the United States's relationship with the Caribbean Basin since 1898.

This paper discusses the use, storage, proliferation, and control of weapons of mass destruction.

This paper discusses the agricultural negotiations of the World Trade Organization (WTO), an independent international organization, which establishes and maintains rules governing global trade.

This paper discusses the 'age of globalization?, which is characterized by a post-industrialist paradigm that demands supranational integration and cooperative politics.

Looks at political issues surrounding the U.S.-Canada border.

An analysis of the politics and economy of Jordan in relation to the rest of the Middle East region.

Explores the political culture and identity of Germany and how it supports the present European viewpoint on human rights.

A response to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) action plan regarding Latin America.

This paper discusses that Anton La Guardia, in his book, "War without End", argues convincingly that there is not likely to be a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in our lifetime.

This paper is a book review of John Newhouse's "War and Peace in the Nuclear Age", a military history of the United States, which begins after the concluding months of World War II.

Looks at the need for humanitarian intervention and preemptive action in the realm of humanitarian assistance.

A discussion of how Eastern and Western cultures have learned to communicate with each other.

A paper that outlines the cultural geography of the Pacific Rim countries.

This paper discusses Kant's "Perpetual Peace" and war.

A paper that explores the centers and peripheries of today's world.

An overview of the Korean War and the growing wave of anti-Americanism in Korea.

Looks at how the rules designed by the World Trade Organization to govern international trade are biased against poor nations.

This paper examines the effectiveness of these two organizations in a changing world.

This paper discusses Canada's lack of capital punishment, the United States' use of capital punishment, and the problem this situation creates.

This paper discusses the origins of the Cold War.

An analysis of the international trade agreements between the U.S. and China, Mexico, France, and Ghana.

Argues that the modern concept of globalization is just a disguise for American imperialism.

An analysis of United States foreign policy towards North Korea.

A discussion of the pros and cons of genetically modified (GM) food.

A summary of the issues raised by Guatemala at the recent World Trade Organization meeting in Cancun.

A brief analysis of America's foreign policy towards Russia.

Analysis of President Bush's decision making process after the 9/11 attacks.

Questions the necessity of dropping the atom bomb on Japan to end the Second World War.

Compares U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East with U.S. foreign policy in Latin America.

This paper compares the similarities of the Vietnam War and the Iraqi War.

This paper examines the economic wisdom of the nation of Oman participating in the consideration of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a regional political and economic group, to unify their currencies.

A discussion of the political crises facing the regions of North and South Korea.

This paper discusses the affects of trade agreements and negotiations on international trade.

Looks at the relations between the U.S. and Latin America from the time of the Cold War.

A history of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

A discussion about whether preemptive force should be used in Iran.

This paper discusses the Cuban Missile Crisis, a confrontation between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev over the placement of Russian missiles in Cuba in October, 1962.

This paper argues against the common view that free trade is somehow based on ,or at least parallel to, Ricardo's theory concept of comparative advantage.

Applies the perspectives of various global theories to the war in Iraq.

This paper discusses that globalization is a good thing, since it has increased international trade; but environmentalists, trade unionists, and anti-poverty demonstrators argue that globalization creates more problems than it solves.

This paper discusses that the Iraq War has created a spiral of bad economic conditions out of which the U.S. will find it very difficult to climb.

A look at how the CIA managed to build up enough of a case to convince the U.S. government and citizens of the need to invade Iraq.

Assesses the war on terrorism through the application of the most appropriate and relevant concepts in international relations theory.

Argues that imperialistic actions or military engagement, while typically initiated in the name of democracy, are, in reality, motivated out of a desire for world power and economic gain.

This paper discusses two books on nationalism, Umut Ozkirimli's "Theories of Nationalism" and Anthony D. Smith's "National Identity".

Examines the extent to which the war on terrorism has accomplished its goals.

Provides an overview of different reactions to colonialism throughout history.

Provides an overview of United Nations policy formulation and policy implementation in the context of international public administration organizations.

Discusses historical and current oil production.

Examines the effect of realism and liberalism within the context of the Cold War.

Contends that the country has a diffused foreign policy program.

Presents an exploration of U.S. world food aid goals.

Compares traditional, revisionist, and non-revisionist views.

Examines the role of NGOs in global health care.

Discusses the international organization, APEC.

Describes the activities of the agency.

Investigates whether OPEC nations would curtail crude oil exports.

Discusses the issue of oil.