International Relations papers

A critical analysis of this work on the dangers of an aggressive American foreign policy in Mexico.

Examines the role of the Security Council Resolutions in the legal, economic and military struggle to oust Iraq and discusses background, oil, security and politics.

Analyzes problems and projects into the 21st Century, revolution, economics, politics, drugs, population, emigration and the impact of U.S. relations.

Examines the issues and outcomes of major summits among the U.S., Soviets and the British.

Examines the global efforts (U.N., World Bank) to maintain political and socioeconomic order and decrease tension.

A look at the economic contribution, the refusal to join militarily, pressure from the U.S. and the allies, the impact of post-WWII restrictions and internal politics.

A summary of the work on interdependence of nations and peoples.

A look at the reasons for the lack of military involvement in Japanese politics, compared to China and Korea.

A history of the policies, Bush and Israeli policy, a critical overview of the Israel and U.S. relationship including the need for a change in U.S. stance toward Israel.

An examination of the roles of U.N.-approved international organizations in the creation and implementation of international agreements.

An examination of the nuclear threat of Saddam Hussein in the aftermath of 1991 war and the U.N. resolutions restricting such technology.

An examination of the victory of the global coalition over Iraq and its implications for post-Cold War global relationships and the New World Order.

A critiques of the President's January 16, 1991 address to the nation announcing the start of war.

An analysis of the benefits of maintaining and strengthening ties among U.S., Western Europe and Japan in the wake of the Cold War including economic, military, strategic and cultural issues.

An examination of the roots of the scandal in Vietnam including the U.S. attitude toward foreign policy decision-making, Reagan's management style, economic deception, the role of Israel, hostages, the war in Nicaragua and Congressional investigation.

A look at the background, politics, military, the policy of Bush and the outcome.

A look at the various arguments concerning the exact nature of the Cuban missile crisis and how close the world came to nuclear war including the argument that states that the CIA was deeply involved in these events and perhaps even contributed to the cri

A look at theEastern European nation as a flash-point for superpower relations, including the importance to the East and West, policies toward Poland and theYalta Conference.

A look at the uncertainties and obstacles in context of the turbulent Soviet politics under Mikhail Gorbachev. Includes strategic balance, mistrust, negotiations, the MX missle and Ronald Reagan policies.

A critical analysis of the work on the diminishing likelihood of a major war.

A look at the American intervention from the perspective of the Mexican people including political, economic and territorial motivations.

A legal analysis of the 1973 resolution covering the president's use of military overseas including background, purpose, international law and specific provisions.

An examination of the U.S.-Western Europe organization in the context of Soviet threat and instability.

This paper discusses religious wars: Background, theory and examples, emphasizing the Middle East.

This paper examines the international relationship regarding the Korean War among U.S., China, Soviet Union, South and North Korea and U.N. from 1945 to 1953.

This paper discusses the policy of the United States in the Persian Gulf: Historical and strategic background, national interests, economics, oil, Iran-Iraq War, Kuwait, re-flagging of ships and U.N.and Reagan Policy.

This paper discusses and analyzes the book, "George F. Kennan: Memoirs, 1925-1950", and autobiography of the American dipolmat and his career.

This paper discusses the role and impact of multinationals, goverment policy, joint ventures and foreign loans on newly industrializing countries In East Asia and Latin American.

This paper discusses the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 focusing on the decision.making process which led to the crisis, U.S. foreign policy and an assessment of the crisis some three decades later.

This paper reviews Douglas C. Waller's "Congress and The Nuclear Freeze", a critical analysis of the development and impact of the movement for a nuclear freeze.

This paper discusses the events leading up to Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and the U.S.-led attack on Iraq, analyzes the history of relations among Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Great Britain and focuses on oil, national interests, Arab-Israeli conf

This paper discussion of the origins and evolution of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), describes NATO as linchpin in US-European defense structure since 1949 and analyzes individual members, their goals and goals of the organization.

This paper analyzes the influence of the media on the development and implementation of foreign policy.

This paper examines the United States national security during the application of economic sanctions against the Republic of Panama in 1988 and 1989: History of U.S.-Panama relations, potential effects of sanctions, U.S. sanction efforts against other

This paper analyzes the book, "Inevitable Revolutions" by Walter LaFeber, which discusses the exploitive relations of the U.S. with the Central American countries.

This paper examines the United States' approach to Latin America under the Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt compared to the approach toward that same region by President Ronald Reagan: Diplomacy, politics, economics, international issues, exploitatio

This paper examines the involvement of the United States in the Vietnam War and argues that Cold War imperatives more than national security led to U.S. this involvement.

This paper discusses chemical and biological warfare: History, development, types, effects, research and treaties.

This paper discusses the "Bay of Pigs" Invasion and the exiles' unsuccessful attempt to invade Cuba in 1961.

This paper examines Jonathan Schell's "The Fate of the Earth" about nuclear war from a governmental perspective.

This paper discusses American interests and security policy in the 1990s: Background, oil, Israel, Arabs, terrorism and coercive diplomacy.

This paper analyzes the diplomatic strategies employed to avert a confrontation between the U.S. and the Soviet Union during the Cuban missile crisis.

This paper examines U.S. policy concerning financial assistance to Latin America, through the various U.S. presidencies, Theodore Roosevelt to Reagan: Politics, financial & military aid, intervention, human rights, anti-communist issues, Good Neighbor Po

This paper discusses the organization Amnesty International and its efforts toward the establishment of human rights around the world and documenting abuses: Goals, origins, leadership, organization, treatment of prisoners, role of U.S. government, tortu

This paper discusses the United Nations U.N.: History, purpose, founding in 1945, structure & organization, functions, membership, strengths and weaknesses in promoting world peace.

The issues, problems and recommendations surrounding Third World technology and multinationals. In particular, dependence, labor factors, hardware & software, conflicting national goals and regulation.

Discusses history & development of economic disputes & negotiations between two nations. Looks at exports & imports, balance of trade & deficits, national interests & security, technology, goverment protection, steel, automobiles and outlook.

Discusses purpose & effects of U.S. decision to develop the bomb & use it on Japan, not so much to shorten the war as to demonstrate American military supremacy.

Discusses history & development, belief systems, balance of power, Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech, persistence of conflict between Soviets & U.S., Cuban Missle Crisis, Vietnam and political rhetoric.

Discusses pros & cons of debate over offensive & defensive weaponry, research & development, Star Wars. Concludes with writer's personal pessimistic opinion.

Discusses fall of Soviet-controlled Eastern Europe & probable effects on U.S. (Pentagon & military spending, anti-Communist Republicans) & Europe.

Discusses background & development, contemporary role of community in world politics & economics, other nations' attitudes, impact of community on other nations, past, present & future. Also exmines laws, organization and operations.

Overview of American involvement in the Philippines. Ignores the U.S. role in liberating Filipinos from Spanish & Japanese oppressors, attacks the U.S. involvement as racist & destructive with no redeeming characteristics.

Examines weaknesses & strengths of World Court, treaties, U.N., concluding that international law is necessary & valid. Studies cases of Iran, WWII, Korea, Nicaragua.

Examines offset procedure of international trade & other countertrade arrangements in theory & offset rule in Saudi Arabia specifically.

Discusses the changing role & power of chief executive since WWII & Cold War in Vietnam, Latin America, Bay of Pigs, Iran-Contra affair and War Powers Act.

Discusses roots of American involvement & causes of military & politcal disaster. Examines role of media, public opinion, anti-communist policy, leadership incompetence, deceit and ethnocentrism.

This paper looks at American policy toward Israel & Arab nations based on historical, economic, political, moral, global, and ideological considerations.

This paper describes various methodological approaches to comparative politics, including systems theory, Wiarda's "islands of theory," developmentalism and behavioralism.

This paper examines the linkage between a nation and the sovereign state and argues that nationalism is more complex, often including group unity and ethnic identity.

This paper analyzes the U.S. policy of communist containment by looking at ideology, politics and people responsible for formulating policy: Reinhold Niebugr, George Kennan and the Truman administration.

This paper analyzes the United States' views on the principal aspects of the Cold War as indicated by its governmental leadership including
economic and ideological post-war goals.

This paper focuses on U.S. nuclear power and American foreign policy, 1945-1950. The author contends that the U.S. nuclear monopoly gave it a position of power which developed into a hard line toward Russia leading to the Cold War.

This paper discusses the origins of the Cold War, historical continuity of Russian policy, the background of German aggression and Truman's policies.

This paper focuses on the impact of the European Union on world trade, with a concentration on its effect on the U.S. and Japan.

Closely examines whether or not Australia should adapt a Bill of Rights in their Constitution, looking at current protection of human rights in the legal system.

This examines the debate regarding who was to blame for the Cold War.

A study of the historical development of Vietnamese War.

A look at major historical events of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

An overview of America's imminent war on Iraq, illustrating the varying opinions on the necessity of this war.

A discussion of General Wojciech Jaruzelski's declaration of martial law in Poland in December 1981.

This paper discusses the foreign policies of the United States towards Israel and Iraq within the historical and the current context.

This paper is a critical analysis of a U.S. invasion of Iraq.

A study of the book "The Ugly American," by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

The paper examines the causes and effects of the Persian Gulf War of 1991.

An insight into the military and economical aid to Israel by the United States and a discussion of why the U.S. government continues to support Israel.

This research paper is about the Russian/Chechynan War and the United States' involvement as a mediator.

A look at America's reaction to the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie in 1988.

A study on the basic contribution of constructivists on strategic/military studies.

A biography of the life of Osama Bin Laden and an analysis of his hatred for Americans.

A study of terrorism as the ultimate goal of the terrorist to obtain the desired commodity through drastic and often deadly means of force.

A persuasive essay cautioning the United States government against too much interference in the policies of other nations.

American involvement in The Second World War prior to Pearl Harbor.

A critical examination of post-Cuban Latin American guerrilla movements between 1959-1979.

This paper is a review of Swatos' "Globalization and Religious Fundamentalism" that presents the case that there has been a strong movement to incorporate religion in a globalized manner that gives fundamentalists a foothold in the world's institutions.

An examination of the creation, effects and possible usage of nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.

A paper which examines America's foreign policy after the September 11th terrorist attacks.

An analysis of the United States involvement in South East Asia and why it lost in Vietnam.

A discussion of the criteria for new countries attempting to enter the European Union and the effects of enlargement.

This paper discusses the relationship between the United States and Fidel Castro's Cuba, now more than forty years old, but still a source of great political and moral contention.

This paper reviews the article "The Clash of Civilizations" by Samuel Huntington that argues that conflicts in the future will occur between the different civilizations.

Examining whether globalization will have a negative effect on third world countries.

This paper examines the political history and geography of Kashmir focusing on the Shatterbelt between Pakistan and India.

This paper discusses the political and economic issues in the growing U.S.-China trade relations.

This paper discusses the risks of a U.S. war with Iraq

This paper explores the current state of political globalization and its potential effects.

An overview of the Russian-built Type 636 Diesel-Electric Attack submarine.

A review of the book "Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War" by Judith Miller, Stephen Engelberg and William J. Broad about the potential threat of chemical warfare .

An assessment of policies using U.S. armed forces in peacekeeping, peacemaking and humanitarian operations. Includes theories, concepts, examples and recommendations.

An exploration of nine historical perspectives on the goals, accomplishments, effectiveness, changing roles and the future of the organization.