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    Course materials are more incline to financial and detailed aspects on this question. As Goodhart mentions deliver and distribute aid directly to the refugee and displacement camps. But the fundamental problem is far from being solved. Since the birth of humanitarian intervention theory‚ Western policy makers have been trying to magnify the understanding of the use of force under Chapter VII of the UN Charter. They prone to take the excuse of "threaten international peace and security" to require

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    “The Concept of Arms Race‚ Sino-Soviet-American Relations‚ and the Persian Gulf War” Political Science 170 Winter 2009 Dr. Kendall Stiles February 12‚ 2009 For centuries‚ and particularly during the last one hundred years‚ nations have sought to develop‚ manufacture‚ deploy‚ and improve weapons in reaction to the similar efforts of their adversaries. We call this an “arms race”. As defined early on by Gray‚ an arms race involves the following characteristics: [T]here should be

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    Bargaining Range Of War

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    Why have States failed to maintain peace and declared war‚ when it is clear that the outcome of war most times leaves all states worse off? War is defined as an event involving the organized use of military force by at least two parties that reaches a minimum threshold of security or as a conflict were more than 1000 people are killed. There are different forms of war -—interstate war and civil war— but no matter the form war comes in‚ it comes from national or international anarchy. War doesn’t

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    The United States election in 2000 raised a debate between democrat and republican and in the end the American people chose a new leader Mr. George w. Bush. President Bush clearly defined foreign policy objectives and goals. I have seen and hear our dear President Bush foreign policy after September 11. Following this‚ Bush has established its top priorities in foreign policy. He claims that an acts in the government to improve the international community through negotiation and cooperation. Likewise

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    Nineteen-year-old Thura al-Windawi kept a diary during the conflict in Iraq‚ saying that it was her way of "controlling the chaos." The diary‚ which documents the days leading up to the bombings‚ the war itself‚ and the lawless aftermath‚ puts a personal face on life in Baghdad. As Thura describes her life and that of her two younger sisters‚ she shows readers the many small details that illuminate the reality of war for Iraqi families‚ and especially for Iraqi children. Reminiscent of Anne Frank:

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    Anti-Spread of Democracy

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    the process of democracy by trying to impose the very system that they preach. It will achieve this by analyzing its relations with Iraq‚ Somalia and Cuba to prove that the spread of democracy is both detrimental and counter productive for these countries and the surrounding geographic areas. The first example of the USA trying to impose on another country is in Iraq. Growing concern that Saddam Hussein was in possession of Weapons of mass destruction was the catalyst for the US incursion. Additionally

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    kept insisting Saddam to withdraw • Needed to expel him from the Kuwait • And US was the only state with capability to do so POLITICS: Liberate Kuwait (kick out Iraq armed forces) • No expectation that US would follow into Iraq and overthrow Saddam • LIMITED political objective STRATEGY: Make Iraq defenseless as QUICKLY as possible • No messing around with political constraints • Just destroy any capability to use force • No coercion strategy used‚ just

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    Does Religion Cause War? (Position Paper) I. Introduction Since writing has been invented about 5‚200 years ago‚ there has been religion in some levels. Whether it is the belief to a Christian God‚ or whether goes further back in history to Hinduism or Judaism‚ Buddhism and along with other religious beliefs. During that same period of time‚ there have also been a large number of wars and battles between different countries and civilizations. But what are the causes of these wars? Many argue

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    the Vietnam era. The problem facing modern musicians is that by not successfully creating a counterculture‚ musicians have very little impact on the social opposition of the war in Iraq. Topics discussed will be musicians‚ language‚ communication and their relationship to counterculture in both the Vietnam War and Iraq war. Counterculture will be explained in depth as it is the basis of the thesis. Counterculture is a sociological term used to describe a set of values and norms of a specific group

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    The Special Relationship

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    term “ the special relationship”. However it has been claimed by critics that it is not a relationship consisting of equal partners. Looking at different historical events‚ such as World War II‚ the Suez Crisis‚ the Cold War‚ and in particular the Iraq War‚ the term the special relationship will be put up to the test. During WWII Prime Minister Churchill understood that he needed the support from President Roosevelt if Britain was going to stand a chance. Before France was about to fall‚ Churchill

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