International Relations papers

A look at the economic and agricultural development in a Third World country.

The necessity for a strong U.S. policy to control the danger of nuclear proliferation.

An analysis of John Stoessinger's book, "Why Nations Go To War".

This paper argues whether or not the U.S. was the aggressor in the Cold War.

A comparative analysis of the EU model and NAFTA.

An analysis of detection success of nuclear weapons during the Cold War.

An analysis of Robert Perucci's and Earl Wysong's book "The New Class Society".

An review of "Jihad Vs. McWorld: How Globalism and Tribalism are Reshaping the World" by Benjamin Barber.

An analysis of the Tet Offensive.

A look at the United States and its attitudes.

An analysis of international and regional organizations.

An overview of the hitory and role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

An overview of the causes and the events of the Cold War.

An overview of American nuclear strategy during the Cold War.

A look at the applications of Sun Tzu's "Art of War".

A discussion of whether the U.S. should align with former enemies.

An analysis of the main events during 1945 to 1962 of the Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

A look at the causes and effects of the Cold War.

An examination of the factors that shape the negotiation styles and behavior of Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.

An overiew of the various responsibilities of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

A discussion the role and potential of the U.N., globazation and international relations.

This paper discusses the challenges that Britain faces in the context of globalization.

This paper Richard Melanson's "American foreign policy since the Vietnam War".

Compares the presidential and parliamentary systems of democracy and examines some Eastern European countries that are switching from a presidential system to a parliamentary one.

Explores the shared national and international responsibility for the Rwandan genocide.

Analysis of the correspondence between McMahon and Sherif Hussein regarding control of the area then known as Palestine.

Looks at the issue of human rights in China and how it has effected Chinese-American relations.

Analysis of recent relations between the U.S., China and Taiwan.

Looks at the structure and role of the World Trade Organization and some of the controversies surrounding it.

Discusses past and current French arms trade with Arab states in the Middle East.

Uses a case study structure to examine the SALT Treaty process of 1972 and the results of the SALT.

Discusses the impact that military conflict, in particular terrorism, can have on international businesses.

This paper explores three most important global integration projects: European Union, NAFTA and APEC.

This paper is a book review of "Thanks to God and the Revolution: the Oral History of a Nicaraguan Family".

The paper discusses criteria for evaluating strategy to ensure that national security is not in danger.

This paper discusses the motivations and strategic problems of weapons trading.

This paper discusses the US Interest in the Middle East.

This paper discusses the Korean peninsula crisis crisis of 1993/4.

This paper discusses the issues of individual country sovereignty as members of the European Union (EU).

Considers Bosnia's role in the global market and how it has been influenced by domestic conflict.

Outlines the economic growth of East Asian newly industrialized countries and discusses the effects of globalization on these countries.

Analysis of the different political, economic, and security objectives of the major players in World War One.

This paper takes the position that the U.S. is violating the rules of the Geneva Convention because of its treatment of Afghani prisoners.

Presents the argument that America feared that Che Guevara might bring about another "Vietname" in Latin America.

Looks at the role the UN has played in conflict resolution and evaluates some of its successes and failures.

Examines the threat globalization has on social rights and social institutions.

Looks at the reasons behind the US decision to enter the Gulf War and the degree to which pluralism and globalism contributed to that decision.

Reviews three major works about war and warfare in order to explore the different perceptions different cultures have on the need for war.

Examines some of the major players responsible for the overthrow of Jacob Arbenz of Guatemala.

Reviews Michael Schaller's book on American foreign policy toward Japan during the Cold War.

Analysis of the discussion on globalization broadcasted from the Munk Centre for International Studies Roundtable.

Addresses the question which asks if the imposition of Western human rights values on non-Western traditions constitute a form of imperialism?

Review of book about the effects of global capitalism.

Looks at the use and effects of government intervention, and the best approach to intervention.

Historical look at the military and ethnic conflict between Taiwan and China.

Analyzes three of the main arguments regarding the impact of globalization on local cultures.

Explores many of the relevant historical and contemporary factors contributing to the present state of conflict between Israel and Palestine.

Using a variety of indicators, this paper looks at Brazil's record of economic development.

Historical account of the political and economic relationship between Guatemala and the United States.

Examines both the Argeninian position and the British position on the Falklands War.

Essay supporting Clausewitz's famous dictum that "war is the extension of politics".

An overview of the extent and power of organized crime in Poland.

Analysis of Cuban-American migration and Chinese-Canadian migration.

Discusses the theory and lthe imititations of "Realism" as an approach to the study of international politics.

Argues that an attack on Iraq by the United States is detrimental to U.S. and global interests and that there are much more effective ways to fight terrorism than by initiating a war with Iraq.

Reviews "Out of Poverty" and its discussion of international development policies.

Discussion of the history and impact of U.S. foreign policy toward Nicaragua. Emphasis is placed on the effects of the Contra war.

This paper reviews Minxin Pei's article "The Paradoxes of American Nationalism" and discusses the two paradoxes Pei has identified regarding American nationalism.

Reviews this book by Prof. Michael S. Sherry on the role that the American airforce plays in the country's foreign policy.

Shows Mexico's objections to nuclear testing by its sentiments towards France when the French went against the 2001 Test-Ban Treaty.

Examines the reasons behind the strengthening of ties between Britain and the U.S.A. in the war against terrorism post-911.

Explores the truth behind the reasons given by the United States for declaring war on Iraq.

Examines the purpose and role of the American military in the Middle and Far East nations.

Asks the questions: How did the Cold War begin, and who started it? Also shows that the answer is not as clear-cut as it seems.

Discusses factors that led to the U.S. victory in The Battle Of Midway against the Japanese in June of 1942.

Questions whether economic sanctions mitigate internal conflict and halt human rights abuses, using the U.N. sanctions on Iraq as an example.

Discusses Chinese influence on Myanmar, including issues such as drugs control, arms sales and others.

Examines the history of the American-Mexican illegal border crossings and the prospects of solving this problem in the future.

Looks at the structure, function and influence of the European Court of Justice (E.C.J.)

Discusses the pre and post-independence politics of the tiny country of Eritrea and America's role in its political functioning.

Discusses various problems connected with implementation frailties and exposes the consequences of such weak strategies.

Analyzes the book "Age of Containment" by David Rees which discusses the Cold War, focusing on the Korea War.

Explores the question whether the Cold War could have been prevented.

Examines the social, political and technological changes in the world which brought about the end to the Cold War.

An analysis of theories for an American War declaration on Iraq.

Examines the U.S involvement In the Philippines during Mckinley's Presidency.

Describes the roles China and Nicaragua played in the superpower rivalry of the Cold War years.

Examines tensions in Britain, Ireland and France during the Post-World War I Years of the 1920s.

A look at the development of international organization from three perspectives.

How China's entrance into the WTO can help America.

How the arms trade is linked to the U.S.

How nuclear weapons affected US foreign policy under Ronald Reagan.

An insight to the Armenian genocide and the Turkish response.

Looks at this 1962 crisis from two angles, focusing on the Cuban point of view.

A review of the history and use of biological weapons.

An investigation into the Kyoto Protocol and whether America and Canada should sign it.

A review of "Eyes of the Heart: Seeking a Path for the Poor in the Age of Globalization" by Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

Discusses the present nuclear threat posed by North Korea.

An examination of the relationship between the United States and South Korea.

Examines the emerging world order since September 11th.