International Relations papers

This paper discusses how the Internet developed as a result of the Cold War.

This paper argues that, in terms of economic power, military might and global influence, China has become the second global superpower.

A discussion of the pros and cons of nuclear proliferation in modern society, focusing on the argument against nuclear proliferation.

A discussion on third world poverty and our role in improving the lives of billions of people.

This paper discusses the issue of intervention in Kosov and focuses on U.S. and NATO involvement.

This paper discusses separatism and provides a look into its impact on international conflicts.

This paper explains the importance of foreign policy, in relation to other factors, in influencing the relationship between James I and the Puritans in the years 1603 - 1625.

A review of three articles "Oceania: Government Orders Fish Company to Shut Down" published in 'The Pacific Magazine', "Asia: Protesters Tell Wal-Mart to Quit India" by Nandini Lakshman and "South America: New South American Bank Planned" by James Ingham.

An outline and synopsis of the Vietnam war.

An examination of how Wlliam Brandt's Eastern policy affected his Western policy.

A persuasive essay that the United States should apply greater pressure on China to improve its human rights practices.

An analysis of the role of the U.S. and Great Britain in the outbreak of the Cold War.

An analysis of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the universalist and relativist approaches to the application of human rights.

The writer examines the concept of a great power and discusses states in terms of major powers.

An analysis of the history of oil production and the impact of the oil industry on the international economy.

An analysis of the theories of the English School of International Relations with regards to order versus chaos.

Explores the possibility of peace, stability and prosperity of Southeast Asia, given the rise of China.

A discussion of the bipolar concept that represented the perceived structure of world politics during the Cold War.

A review of the book, "The Savage Wars of Peace: Small Wars and the Rise of American Power" by Max Boot.

Looks at the history surrounding Canada's involvement in the Vietnam War, including its direct and indirect commitments, and its influence of present day global involvement.

This paper presents a policy analysis of the Soviet Union and the US in Afghanistan.

An analysis of the theory of a proposed program to reduce food insecurity and relieve hunger.

An overview of the history, origins, and goals of the Hamas organization, the most influential Islamic movement in the Palestinian territories.

A comparison of the foreign policies of former US Presidents, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.

Explores the meaning of jihad and its application to the current world situation.

A review of the role played by the Afghan resistance in the Soviet-Afghanistan war.

An analysis of the factors and personalities that contributed to the resolution of the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.

Assesses what the role of the media was in the United States' defeat in the Vietnam War.

An analysis of the aims, designs and success of the League of Nations compared to its predecessor.

An analysis of the factors that brought about the end of the Cold War in Europe at the end of the 1980s.

A review and discussion of chapter 13 of Anthony Shadid's "Night Draws Near."

A reflection on the uniform code of military justice and its implications on army personnel.

A comparison of the effects of the modern world on Mexicans living in Ciudad Juarez and the Indians who live in Ecuador.

An analysis of the possible negative results of globalization and the possible international approaches to handling the problems.

An examination of how the Cuban Missile Crisis showed
the US and the USSR how to understand the perils of a nuclear conflict.

This paper reviews the books "Bitter Fruit: The Untold Story of the American Coup in Guatemala" by S. Schlesinger and S. Kinzer and "Modern Latin America" by T. E. Skidmore and P. H. Smith.

Analyzes ethnic conflict resolution and policy in contemporary Africa, especially Ethiopia.

A criticism of the way in which the United Nations deals with international genocide.

A discussion of the impact of the end of the Second World War on US foreign policy and its international conduct.

This paper examines Winston Churchill's professional career throughout the 1930's, as a military strategist and through his time as Prime Minister.

An argument that western influences on ethnic minorities have produced more harm than good.

An analysis of the Cuban Revolution and Cuba's future from the perspective of the Marxist theory.

This paper discusses America's influence on globalization.

Examines the reasons why the U.S. entered the Korean War.

An examination of M. Scott Peck's insights into community building as set forth in his book "The Different Drum."

A review of the book "Urban Geography, New York" ,in which the authors, Dave Kaplan, James Wheeler and S. Holloway, explain the role immigration played in shaping American cities.

This paper explores the reasons behind the ongoing Indo-Pakistani conflict.

This paper explores the Islamic faith's involvement with violence in both internal and external conflicts.

An analysis of the benefits of using non-violence to resolve conflict, with examples from history.

This paper attempts to explore the real reasons behind the invasion of Iraq.

A brief overview of the history of the United Nations and its success in dealing with crises in smaller countries.

An examination of humanitarian intervention and its use as a justification for interference in another state's sovereign affairs.

A discussion on the positive and negative aspects of globalization and their impact on the global community.

An analysis of the context, events and resolution of the Cuban missile crisis.

An analysis of the legitimacy of the international intervention into the Kosovo crisis.

Discuses the issue of humanitarian intervention by examining the debate over Kosovo.

A look how exploration to the New World changed the evolution of world history and how European colonization differed from that of other world powers of that era.

A case study analysis of the role of ethics in the foreign policy of China with regards to Darfur.

An analysis of the impact of nuclear proliferation in the Korean Peninsula.

A descriptive account of the involvement of America in securing the rights to complete the Panama Canal.

An extensive examination of peacekeeping and the United Nations peacekeeping organization.

A research paper on methods of diffusing tensions between nations based on religion.

An exploration of the US Government Accountability Office's January 2007 seminar which focused on improving the global competitiveness of America's higher education system.

A Lockwood analytical method for prediction (LAMP) analysis of the issue of nuclear proliferation in the Korean Peninsula.

A look at some of the issues leading up to Desert Storm.

An analysis of how the United States has reacted to the terror on 9/11 and other terrorist attacks in general.

An overview of the work of the United Nations and recommendations for the future.

This paper is a critical analysis of the United States' intelligence support for homeland security in dealing with the prevention of terrorist attacks.

This paper discusses whether considerations of morality have a substantial role in U.S. foreign policy strategy.

An examination of the foreign policy of the United States towards Cuba.

A comparison of John F. Kennedy's and Lyndon B. Johnson's presidencies.

Looks at the entrance of President Bush into the Iraq War based on the possible existence of weapons of mass destruction.

A discussion on why loyalty oaths don't work with a focus on loyalty oaths in President Truman's America.

This paper provides an outline of the 1950's political and social climate.

An in-depth examination of the role of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the Vietnam War, 1956-1975.

An analysis of Adam Harmes' dissertation, "The Return of the State: Protectors, Power-Brokers, and the New Global Compromise."

This paper explores the 1984 genocide in Rwanda and the role of the United Nations in this tragedy.

Looks at several theories of war, including pacifism.

Looks at Canadian-American relations during the Cold War.

An analysis of the events leading up to the Cuban Missile Crisis, the crisis itself and the way that President Kennedy handled the issue.

Argues in favor of global human right protection.

A comparison of US foreign and domestic policies and how they have changed direction in the time period 1945-2006.

An analysis of the differences in the economic systems of the West Indies and India and the economic involvement of Britain in these areas.

An examination of the economic, political and social influence on Britain of the West Indies and India.

A discussion of the link between the Canadian and American economies, specifically with regard to the US current account deficit.

An examination of America's rivals - political, economic, technological and cultural.

Looks at foreign investment in Canadian industries under the constrains of World Trade Organization (WTO) and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) agreements.

Looks at recent environmental treaties designed to assure that future generations will not be burdened by the environmental errors of today.

This paper contends that the United Nations is plagued by bias, as shown by the Iraq war.

Argues that international law does not have an independent effect on the behavior of states.

An in-depth argumentitive report on the Cuban Missile Crisis and its implications as a result of the interactions between Kruschev and JFK.

An analysis of the purpose of the official face-to-face talks held recently by representatives of the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran.

An analysis of factors that influence the ways that imports impact the US economy.

A discussion of the history of the sanctions against Cuba and the reasons for the arguments in favor of dropping them.

This paper discusses the socio-cultural and technical development of war.

This paper discusses the role of government policy in attracting
foreign direct investment (FDI) in China.

An analysis of the power of the definition of terms such as "Cold War" and "War on Terror."

An analysis of the relationship between Italy and Germany, and Austria during the period between World War I and World War II.

Discusses the European Union (EU) and its individual markets as a potential target market for entry by a foreign enterprise as well as a non-member market.

A personal account describing the assumptions that foreign students have regarding the American legal system and how the author attempted to help them.