International Relations Essays

The Effects of Structural Adjustment Programs
Example essay. Last modified: 12th May 2017
Introduction: INTRODUCTION At independence, most African countries had their economies rely heavily on the production of primary commodities especially agriculture. However due to a sharp increase of market prices...

The Absolute War
Example essay. Last modified: 12th May 2017
Introduction: In order to understand why absolute war does not occur in reality, the ‘absolute war’ should be defined in the first place. It should be underlined that ‘absolute war’ differs ...

Israeli-Palestinian conflict communication
Example essay. Last modified: 10th May 2017
Introduction: CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 2.0 Definition of Communication Although communication is omnipresent, it appears nonetheless difficult to define. Different individuals define communication in different...

The Special Relationship UK and US
Example essay. Last modified: 4th May 2017
Introduction: The term ‘special relationship’ is used to describe the Anglo-American relations soon after the Second World War when Britain and the United States developed a close working relationship and c...

Maintain international peace and security
Example essay. Last modified: 3rd May 2017
Introduction: The United Nations, the UN is an international organization established to maintain and strengthen international peace and security, development cooperation between States. The basis of its activi...

Global sourcing
Example essay. Last modified: 2nd May 2017
Introduction: Question 3 Introduction Global Sourcing is the procurement of goods and services from independent suppliers or subsidiaries from multinational companies which are located abroad and are made for fu...

Thucydides and international relations
Example essay. Last modified: 28th Apr 2017
Introduction: Thucydides is seen by some scholars as the first writer in the realist tradition as well as the founding father of International Relations.[1] There are contrasting interpretations of the ‘Histo...

The alternative globalisation
Example essay. Last modified: 25th Apr 2017
Introduction: Introduction Globalisation is an ongoing process by which countries and their economic, political and social spheres integrate on a daily basis. Being part of national states, people become citizens o...

The European Union: International Relations
Example essay. Last modified: 21st Apr 2017
Introduction: The European Union (EU) is an economic and political union of 27 member states, located primarily in Europe. Committed to regional integration, the EU was established by the Treaty of Maastricht on 1 ...

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict
Example essay. Last modified: 20th Apr 2017
Introduction: Across the Muslim world it is a common refrain that “Palestine is the mother of all problems.” (Atran & Ginges: 2009: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/25/opinion/25atran .html) That the...

Political and Economic Factors in International Relations
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Feb 2017
Introduction: Faculty of Economics and Management “Which of the two suppose nowadays a greater danger for justice in IR: political or economic factors” Justice in International Relations Introduction T...

Is Globalisation Undermining State Sovereignty?
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Feb 2017
Introduction: Is globalization undermining state sovereignty? Throughout the years it has been argued that globalization has a significant effect on state sovereignty. That ongoing debate between scholars and soci...

Globalisation's Effect on National Governance
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Feb 2017
Introduction: Globalisation has significantly reduced the ability of governments to govern. Do you agree? Discuss. Globalisation, according to Van Acker and Curran (2004), is the process of increasingly internatio...

The Modern State and International Relations
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Feb 2017
Introduction: Q2. What is the most significant feature of the modern state and how has it shaped international relations? The core of the early modern period to vast histories of sovereignty and state formation is...

If global warming is a 'man-made' disaster why have governments around the world failed to do very much about it?
Example essay. Last modified: 24th Feb 2017
Introduction: One of the most important phenomena affecting nations in the 21st century is global warming. Global warming is defined generally as the progressive rise in average global temperatures caused by increa...

Corruption Among Nations
Example essay. Last modified: 14th Dec 2016
Introduction: Agenda Kautilya’s “Arthashastra” Corruption in Ancient Rome and Athens Why corruption has become a serious problem nowadays?-arguments Variations among nations Definition of Corruption The mo...

Political and Social Development in Pakistan
Example essay. Last modified: 16th Nov 2016
Introduction: Table of Contents Research Report Introduction Objective Research questions Research Methodology 1.Primary data 2.Secondary data Literature review Variables Independent variable ...

Impact of technology and science on International relations
Example essay. Last modified: 16th Nov 2016
Introduction: Impact of technology and science on International relations Introduction: Science, technology and international affairs influence one another. The impacts of science and technology on international a...

Sustainable design, solution for global warming
Example essay. Last modified: 18th Jun 2015
Introduction: Abstract “The earth belongs to the living. No man may by natural right oblige the lands he owns or occupies, or those that succeed him in that occupation, to debts greater than those that may be...

Security issue on terrorism
Example essay. Last modified: 18th Jun 2015
Introduction: When it comes to the word terrorism,what is it? Terrorism is a sudden attack by a small group of people called terrorist that wanted to show their feeling or to get what they want through violent act,...

U.S. intervention in Iraq
Example essay. Last modified: 1st Jan 2015
Introduction: Introduction There are people that are opposed to the U.S. intervention in Iraq, as they believe that it will not lead to stability and democracy. These people, find similarities to America’s Vi...

World's lone superpower
Example essay. Last modified: 1st Jan 2015
Introduction: In order to answer this question successfully we must answer it in four distinct sections. In the first section we will examine the debate over whether the United States is a hegemonic power or an imp...

International Relations Essays - Terrorism Definition Solutions
Example essay. Last modified: 1st Jan 2015
Introduction: Terrorism: An Exploration Of Its Definition, History, And Possible Solutions Terrorism upsets people. It does so deliberately. Thatis its point and that is why it has engrossed so much of ourattention...

System of cyber warfare
Example essay. Last modified: 1st Jan 2015
Introduction: Introduction: Could hackers get into the main computer systems that run fundamental elements of the most world’s infrastructure information’s? Today it’s not only possible, but all o...

The Korean War
Example essay. Last modified: 1st Jan 2015
Introduction: Abstract This study examines the relationship between declining public opinion towards the Truman administration during the Korean War ultimately leading to the dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur....