International Relations papers

Describes the activities of the agency.

Investigates whether OPEC nations would curtail crude oil exports.

Discusses the issue of oil.

Discusses its impact on tourism in Europe.

Discusses NATO-Russia relations since 1991.

Discusses public opinion and news coverage of contemporary wars.

Examines the Korean Conflict as described by T. R. Fehrenbach.

Discusses the need for the United States to procure a reserve of supplies.

Discusses the need for Japan to become less dependent on the United States.

Discusses historical and strategic dimensions.

Reviews national U.S. policy on health care for migrants.

Examines globalization as an economic process that transformed the status quo.

Focuses on the organization's opposition to the death penalty.

An overview of the African nations, examining their politics, economy, history, and culture.

Examines the events leading up to the war on Iraq and the reasons provided by the Bush Administration for launching the attack.

An analysis of the economic and diplomatic relationship between Brazil and the United States.

Research and analytical paper on a non-governmental organization's aid to Pakistan.

A discussion about the balance of trade regarding weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and the threat towards America.

Looks at the impact the New Basel Capital Accord will have on the global financial world.

Examines the issue of public trust in the government.

An analysis of the new Euro currency and England's decision not to join.

This paper compares the essays of historians, David M. Kennedy, John Shy, and Lewis Coser, who wrote in the 1970s, to determine who best represents the American experience with war.

A discussion why America's most reliable ally needs aid more than ever.

An examination of the relations that were built between the USSR and China following World War Two, with a focus on nuclear technology.

This paper discusses that globalization has become one of the most strongly debated topics in the modern world, debated largely over the very technologies that have made its exponential growth possible.

An overview of the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict and a potential solution.

A look at the issue of globalization and its impact on the international economy.

Looks at the impact that economic and labor trends in the international arena have had on the role of trade unions.

Discusses the political and economic issue of how to best assist developing countries such as Thailand, Ghana, and Chile.

This paper discusses the Spanish-American War of 1898 by tracing its causes to determine why the United States entered the war, the domestic opposition to the war, and the war's aftermath.

This paper examines the Spanish American War from the perspective of two different writers, John Offor's ?Why Did the United States Fight Spain in 1898?? and Lewis Gould's "The Spanish American War and President McKinley".

An exploration of the 2003 Iraq war from a business ethics perspective.

This paper argues that the United States's regular intervention into the domestic affairs of other countries has been the biggest cause of exponential growth in terrorist activities around the world.

This paper reviews Britain's position on its participation in the current Iraqi conflict by examining public opinion polls.

This paper delves into the historic outcomes at the 1945 Yalta Conference in terms of the negotiating strategies used by the three heads of state.

Examines the role of the World Bank and its structural adjustment efforts.

Explores the many faces of terrorism through a comparison of two Middle Eastern countries, Saudi Arabia and Israel.

An overview of the growing shortage of water in the Middle East and its effect on regional politics.

Discusses the ineffectiveness of the United Nations and its anti-American philosophy.

Looks at the legal implications of the new European Union Constitution.

Review of three books on the state of the U.S. economy, before, during, and after the Vietnam War.

Focuses on Paul P. Pillar's famous writing against terrorism, "Terrorism and U.S. Foreign Policy".

Looks at how racism, both direct and indirect, is causing the United States to react to the HIV/AIDS epidemic with inaction.

An overview of war in the information age including cyber terrorism and hacking attacks.

A look at the history of the development of trade relations between China and the United States.

A look at the connection between international marketing and how this is influenced by economic blocs.

Looks at the effects of globalization on different cultures.

Outlines the many ways the theory of Social Darwinism has negatively influenced imperialism.

Argues that the United States's decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan was unjust.

A research paper on American foreign policy, specifically the ties between the U.S. and Israel.

An examination of the advantages and disadvantages of free trade.

A look at the origins of the Cold War prior to World War I.

The applicability of the "just war" doctrine to 21st century war.

An exploration of the coverage of war on television from Vietnam to Gulf 1, in Britain and America.

Examines the theories surrounding the disappearance of this U.S. Navy submarine in 1968.

Discusses reasons behind America's shift in foreign policy towards Iraq and North Korea.

An introduction into the ideas of modernisation and dependency theory.

Discusses global and domestic terrorism, the motivation of terrorists, and suggestions for deterring terrorism.

A look at the reasons for and against certain Central and Eastern European countries joining the European Union.

This paper examines the various international policies that arose after the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This paper takes a critical look at the International Safety Management Code and the need for a true safety culture in shipping.

A look at Canada's changing place in the world in relation to Britain and the United States.

An analysis of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on the Canadian economy.

An overview of international human rights with an emphasis on South Africa.

An overview of human rights around the world today and the issues currently affecting the international community.

The Utilitarian and Kantian arguments as applied to famine relief.

An examination of role of the Marine Pollution convention (MARPOL) and the United Nations in preventing maritime oil pollution.

A look at the evolution of the relationship between the United States and Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Examines the foreign policies of two U.S presidents, Harry Truman and Ronald Reagan, and shows how one began and one ended the Cold War.

A look at the political and economic causes of the Cold War.

An overview of the main events of the Cold War.

An overview of European integration theories with a focus on neo-functionalism.

A look at the politics of the Cold War.

A look at the methods of conflict resolution used in the US-Chinese air conflict in 2001

A review of recent responses to natural disasters and how the releief organizations cope with their efforts.

A study of the Kyoto Protocol and the effects of George W. Bush's decisions that fail to support the efforts.

An analysis of the possible reactions between the USA and the Middle East.

A brief review of the decision making process leading the U.S. to war with Iraq.

A paper that asks the querstion: Is the U.N. a growth industry or a dead end?

Review and comparison of two books.

A look at lessons which should be learnt from the Cold War.

A look at the impact of religious conflict on international business.

Discussion of the relationship between Nationalist China and Communist China.

This paper discusses the elements of typical terrorist activity from an international perspective.

Effects of Washington peace conference on United States-Japan relationships.

This paper begins by introducing the history of chemical weapons.

A comparison of pubic policy in the United States and France.

Examines the impact of precision guided munitions on the revolution of military technology.

An Analysis of the alliance between the US and South Korea.

Discusses the validity of the Independent International Commission's statement that NATO's action in Kosovo was "illegal but legitimate."

What were the causes of the Opium War?

A look at the UN deliberation over the state of Iraq.

An analysis of scholarly theories about post Cold War.

A look at the origins and outcome of the Cold War.

A look at the dangers of Mutually Assured Destruction

A foreign policy analysis paper about the US and Bangladesh.

A look at how international help will assist farmers in Sri Lanka.

An overview of the problems of structuralism and labor transfer issues due to NAFTA.