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    International Relations in an Age of Uncertainty 1919-1933 Cambridge International History Page 41-48 Mrs. Katie Aufenanger Boca Raton High School Revolutions & New Governments  Political effects of WWI were devastating › Tsarist regime (Nicholas II and the Romanovs) in Russia was overthrown by the Bolshevik Revolution (1917) › Kaiser Wilhelm II was forced to abdicate (1918)  Revolution seemed a genuine threat in every European capital. Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924)      Became President

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    International Relations Word count- 2‚114 The United Nations Introduction It is 1941 and the war against the Axis forces has been waging in a state of total war for 2 years‚ and has no sign of letting up only widening participation and brutality. Since the start of the century has been two world wars‚ inter-war recession and instability within the world order. The previous attempt from the League of Nations to prevent a second world war has failed due to its inability to create a system of collective

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    Question: - Review idealism and realism in international relations. Introduction When studying international relations as an academic discipline studying about Idealism and realism is a major concern. These two approaches are used widely when it comes to decision making procedures. In idealism the decisions are made using ideas. Institutions such as League of Nations‚ United Nations as well as Local organizations like Organization of African Unity are developed according to the idealist tradition

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    interest in the issue of globalization‚ internationalization‚ ’best practices’ adoption and its impacts on the convergence of national employment relations system. Many scholars concludes that at the industry level‚ the needed changes to be more flexible and internationally competitive has led to several common patterns in term of employment relations. Meanwhile‚ others argue that cross-national variations such as culture‚ economic stage of development‚ institutions workers‚ behavioral mindset still

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    combat against terrorism which is famously known as the ‘BUSH DOCTRINE’. The military attacks made by the US on the gulf countries i.e. Iraq and Afghanistan in the light of Just War Theory. RESEARCH QUESTION 1. What is just war theory? 2. Relation of just war theory in contemporary times? 3. Was just war theory justified by US military invasion on Iraq and Afghanistan? INTRODUCTION Just War Theories attempt to conceive of how the use of arms might be restrained made more humane and

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    Kazakh Abylaikhan University of International relations and World languages Faculty of International relations Regional studies Theme: SCO and border security of Central Asia Done by: Karzhaubayeva Kh Checked: Kadyrzhanov R.K Almaty‚2014 Introduction One of the same multilateral security structures on the Eurasian continent is the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Founded originally as a political union of the five countries‚ which has set a goal to resolve

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    SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SOURCES OF POWER IN BANGLADESH Power is the capacity to direct the decisions and actions of others. Power in international relation means the ability to influence the threat or use of force‚ economic interaction or pressure‚ diplomacy‚ and cultural exchange. There are three sources from where power of a state can be evaluated. These are: Natural sources‚ social and psychological sources and synthetic sources of power. Natural sources of power provides backstopping

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    global political processes and the object of its research are social phenomena‚ which are defined as “international relations” in the world we know. International relations are comprised of many different categories‚ such as foreign policy‚ international politics or world politics. However‚ the central issue of international politics is the international relations. The term “international relations” has been first used by English philosopher J. Bentham at the end of 18th century. It is important to

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    IMF (International Monetary Fund) is an international organization. It is responsible for managing the global financial system and for providing loans to its member states to help alleviate economic problems. WHAT IS IMF?It is an organization of 188 countries ‚working to foster global monetary cooperation ‚ secure financial stability ‚facilitate international trade ‚promote high employment and sustainable economic growth and reduce poverty” .The IMF is the most detailed attempt to organize the

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    46 what distinguished the great powers system in the 20th century from the 18th & 19th in the 18th & the 19th centuries war was in europe mainly & in the 20th century it became a global event what is the current constellation of power in the international system ? power distribution- Unipolar pg.47 describe the constellations & distributions of power multipolar- flat hierarchy more reciprocity. - less stable bipolar - split hierarchy ‚ dominant within bloc ‚ reciprocity between bloc unipolar--

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