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International relations: concepts, theory, and practice
Discuss the origins and evolution of modern international & world system
Paper Undergraduate
Gender and International Relations International
Gendered issues in the realm of International Relations have not been widely discussed, questioned or researched until recently, according to author Jill Steans. The reason for this lack of investigation into gender and…
Paper Undergraduate
Canadian Policy at the Crossroads:
Canadian Policy at the Crossroads: Protecting Canada's Independence In The Age Of Globalization
Paper Undergraduate
Consecutive Executive George W. Obama
George W. Obama & U.S. foreign policy doctrine
Paper Doctorate
Rise and Decline of Nationalism
The use of nationalism as a source of political, economic, and societal engagement has had and maintains a prevalent role in recent and past history. The origins of World War I and the continuities that led to World War…
Paper Doctorate
Information Warfare and Terrorism
Cyberterrorism - and all attacks against the computer networks of governments worldwide - is a major ongoing and troubling problem. This paper describes the "denial-of-service" attacks on Estonia and Georgia (by Russia), and the malicious code intrusions into U.S. State Dept. computer networks. The paper explains what is being done to avoid future cyberattacks but notes that the criminals who launch these attacks seem always to be a step or two ahead of those trying to secure computer networks.
Research Paper Undergraduate
European cultural studies: concepts and research approaches
This paper examines the European Security Strategy, which is driven by neoliberal ideals of international cooperation as a means to achieve peace. The ESS is evaluated in the context of the United States versus Europe, using the lenses of cultural, ethnicity, national identity and geography to inform the different perspectives on the idea of ESS.