International Relations papers

Discusses how the social and political roles of U.S. Presidents evolved from 1861 to 1969.

A discussion of the effects of NAFTA on Mexican foreign trade.

This paper examines the international conflict of the nations of Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago over fishing rights.

This paper outlines the post war policies that the U.S. and the world have adopted towards Iraq.

Argues that restricting legal immigration would do little to protect the United States from terrorism.

This paper discusses the entry of China into the WTO and the complexities of implementing all the changes to her economy.

Looks at the way Sterling and the Bank of England manage England's monetary policy.

An examination of the role of the World Bank, centered around the reduction of poverty.

Criticizes the U.S. government's inhumane treatment of Taliban prisoners in Guantanamo Bay.

A look at the power, duties and limitations of international commercial arbitration.

This paper explains what the trade deficit is, what causes it and how and why it is growing at the rate that it is. It discusses whether or not the trade deficit presents any kind of problem or risk to our economy as well as some possible solutions.

A review of Melvyn P. Leffler's "The Specter of Communism".

This paper discusses China's inception into the World Trade Organization (WTO) and addresses the question of whether or not China's markets have expanded since its entry.

An examination of the controversial issue of defining human rights.

This paper examines the economic, political and regulatory environment surrounding the U.S. export of whiskey, or distilled spirits, to Japan.

Examining when, why and how the tomahawk missile is used.

This paper looks at the key cultural differences and their ramifications for companies doing business in Spain.

Briefly examines how the Balkan Crisis led to the start of the First World War.

An exploration the causes of the Somali civil war as it relates to the foreign policy of the Western powers.

This paper is a collection of answers to five questions based on the classic book, "A Concise History of the Middle East" (6th edition) by Arthur Goldschmidt, Jr..

This paper explains what the WTO is, who it affects and the positive and negative impacts that the WTO has on international trade today.

Analyzes the article "The Problem with Foreign Military Sales Reinvention" by Isaiah Wilson.

An overview of the Vietnam War and the effect that it had on American history.

Studies the effect of Israel's war of attrition with the Palestinians on Israel's economy.

Examines the reasons for Switzerland's unique ability to remain neutral during the Great Wars of the 20th Century.

A study of the Women's International War Crimes Tribunal, convened in December 2000, to attempt to bring accountability to those who enslaved thousands of women through the Japanese Military's Sexual Slavery scheme, during World War II.

A critical analysis of the U. S. attack against Iraq.

An examination of the new arms race which followed the WWII atom bombings in Japan.

A look at the key figures in the events leading up to Cuba's independence from Spain.

Analyzes this book by Lester Langley and Thomas Schoonover on American interests in Central America in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

This paper discusses two leading theoretical paradigms used to explain a framework for dealing with international relations: Idealism and realism.

Analyzes Michael Hardt and Antonia Negri's book on imperialism.

Discusses the impact the September 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. had on American political culture.

A paper on the abuse of citizens by the military.

Examines successful vs. unsuccessful terrorism, using the PLO and The Red Brigades of Italy as examples.

A study of current immigration trends in the United States and the rules and regulations that guide this policy.

Argues against the thesis by the political scientist at Harvard, Samuel Huntington, and his book "The Clash of Civilizations".

This paper reviews Mary Kaldor's "New and Old Wars" and Fred Abrahams, Gilles Peress, and Eric Stover? A "Village Destroyed", which contend that war has changed and what the world needs now are policemen.

How Association of Southeast Asian Nations' (ASEAN) expectation in enlargement differs from what comes out from it.

The paper discusses the challenges facing the U.A.E. since the discovery of oil there, regarding its national identity as a modern Islamic state.

The paper analyzes the role played by the media in the first Gulf War (1991) and the lessons that should have been learned.

The role of President Kennedy in the Cuban missile crisis.

This paper discusses immigration and asylum laws in the E.U.

The paper examines whether world order can be achieved through global governance.

A history of Japan and an examination of the relationship between Japan and the West during World War II and today.

This paper discusses the possibility that Hungary, Belarus and Ukraine might join the European Union.

This paper introduces, discusses and analyzes the topic of the World Trade Organization (WTO) - present and future.

This paper is a personal essay which states that war is inevitable as long as sovereign nations continue to exist.

A look at the results and implications of the 1999 World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting in Seattle.

Should the the United States normalize relations with Cuba?

One possible theory for the origin and continuation of the Cold War.

An examination of various polls conducted during the period starting from 1963 till 2003 to analyze how the American public assesses the political issues in the Middle East and the other Arab countries.

A justification of the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and an analysis of the French and opposing position.

Analyzes Bob Woodward's book about American President George. W. Bush.

A look at the history of the Cuban/American conflict and its effects on the countries' relations today.

A summary and analysis of the impact of the Treaty of Versailles of 1919 on European history 1919-1939.

Insight into the peace negotiations at the end of the Vietnam War.

Reviews this book by Richard Hammer on the Vietnam War.

An examination of the role of the United Nations as a peacekeeping force.

A review of America's policy on foreign aid and programs of assistance to Russia since the collapse of the Communist regime.

A critique of Thomas Homer-Dixon's "Environment-Conflict Theory".

A case study of the Romanian-Hungarian dispute over the cyanide spill that caused severe ecological damage to the Tisza River.

A review of "The Quest for Identity: International Relations of Southeast Asia" by Thon Amitav Acharya.

Examination of liberalism vs. ecological sustainability.

A review of the book "Hungry for Trade, How the Poor Pay for Free Trade" by John Madeley.

A paper on the U.N., including its history and present day functionality.

An explanation of the concept of a security dilemma using examples from World War One.

An exploration of the the manner in which various domestic factors in the European Union member states can influence the Union's policy-making.

An analysis of the rise of international interdependence, using the European Union as a case study.

An examination of the two wars fought by America after the Second World War - the Vietnam War and the Korean War.

A look at the failure of the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations in Seattle, Washington in 1999.

A discussion and evaluation of institutions such as democracy and human rights and their applicability to international relations.

An essay comparing the views of two great Zionists.

This paper explores the ways in which various domestic factors in the EU member states can influence the Union's policy-making.

The paper looks at the role of the United Nations, arguing that there is an ever-increasing need for its participation in world affairs.

A discussion of U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf War (1990-1991).

A review of Tunisia as an attractive investment opportunity for companies seeking to expand their international presence.

A letter to the President, as the National Security Advisor, advising him on the future of U.S. - Taiwan relations.

Examines the effectiveness of the organization as an international regime and its impact on oil prices throughout the world through its policies.

Examines the impact JFK's presidency had on America's foreign and domestic policies.

An examination of the lessons drawn from contemporary conflicts over the past 30 years, at the tactical, operational and strategic level of warfare.

Examines the importance of game theory in analyzing foreign policy decision-making and outcomes and its compatibility with other foreign policy models and systems.

Discusses the Indian perspective in the development round and possible outcomes of contentious issues.

This paper analyzes the essay "A Red Cross To Bear" by Mark Schapiro.

This paper argues the benefits for both countries if Saudi Arabia were to sell oil to Israel.

This paper looks at the two most prevalent theories of world trade: liberal and protectionist.

Examines how combat in Iraq is reshaping modern military operations.

This paper examines the causes and explores the consequences of the War in the Persian Gulf of early 1991.

This paper discusses the political dynamics of OPEC in order to establish its effectiveness.

A critical analysis of the United Nations' 1994 intervention in Haiti to restore Jean Claude Aristide to power.

A complete and in-depth study about the current state of OPEC, the contribution of its member states and the future direction it will be taking.

Examines the causes of the Philippine-American War (1899-1902).

An analysis of the nuclear confrontation in Southeast Asia.

Examines the causes, course and effects of the Korean War (1950-53).

Examines the evolution of the relationship between the United States and Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Examines whether war is the correct solution to the problems in Iraq.

An examination of the international relationship between the U.S. and Iraq over the past two decades.

This research paper discusses the International Law Commission (ILC or Commission) of the General Assembly (GA) of the United Nations (UN).

Exploring the link between globalization and the logic of capitalism.

Examines whether the foreign policies of European governments before 1914 were conducive to the outbreak of World War One.