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    The Importance of External Factors In Influencing The Conducting Of US Foreign Policy To answer the essay question‚ external factors are indeed important in influencing the conducting of American foreign policy‚ as they are for all countries. They are important because they determine the direction American foreign policy takes‚ and with it‚ can drastically alter the futures of entire countries (Iraq & Afghanistan post 9/11). This essay will devote itself to exploring and explaining how each external

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    Eurocentrism

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    World History to 1500 2/17/14 Jared Diamond’s Eurocentric Approach Jared Diamond is a historian who does lots of research on birds around the world. His research on birds intrigued many people. Diamond also did research on people and their cultures. He was very interested in how different cultures lived. A man named Yali was the one who motivated Jared Diamond to become even more interested and involved in people and their culture. Yali asked Diamond a simple question that forced him to try

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    conflicts that are taking place in the parts of the world. Turkey‚ whose southern border is closest to the problematic Middle East region‚ will slowly play the part of these skirmishes. The first signs can be observed today. Strong Turkey will come out of these conflicts and become the main competitor of Iran. With US support‚ Turkey will become a hegemonic status in the Middle East. Although it now pretends to be disinterested‚ Turkey will not tolerate chaos on its borders for a long

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    The Arab Spring

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    Egypt‚ Libya‚ Syria and Bahrain‚ were formed with the intent of overthrowing their government and/or changing their regime. This came as a shock to many political scientists because they widely understood that the dictatorship was stable in the Middle East. However‚ they were wrong and as a result‚ the United States is faced with a dilemma concerning the support of the newly democratic states and their policies. Therefore‚ I think that President Obama should continue to wait and watch the policies the

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    further fueled by the fact that there is an unstable environment and a lot of distrust between countries in the Middle East. However‚ according to Waltz this current atmosphere of distrust in the Middle East is caused by an imbalance of power. This imbalance is created by the fact that Israel is the only one in the region that has nuclear weapons. Restoring a power balance in the Middle East by allowing Iran to obtain nuclear weapons will‚

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    Germany 1945-1990 WEST: Adenauer 1949-63 He faced three main issues when he came to power. First‚ 2 million Germans were unemployed and that very clearly showed by the poor performance of the economy. Second‚ his party the CDU did not obtain a full majority and depended on the votes of the liberals in order to stay in power. Third‚ by 1949‚ the existence of W Germany wasn’t quite official yet as they had been no post WWII peace treaty yet and thus the FRG’s existence was still unclear. 1955

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    Introduction to part III (pp. 289-293) and Chapter 20 in Stubbs & Underhill as a starting point the relationship between globalisation and regionalisation. Characterise in continuation of this the differences between regional integration in Europe and The Far East. For instance‚ you may reflect upon whether the recent financial crisis has set a new agenda for regional integration (Stubbs & Underhill‚ Chapters 21 and 24) In the past decades‚ numerous trading blocs have been created throughout the world

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    control of the eastern half of Germany‚ they made East Berlin the capital of East Germany. The other three counties were each in control of a small part of what was to be West Germany. The Allies decided that they would come together to form one country out of their three divided parts. Those three divided parts formed West Germany. After all the land was divided the Soviet Union controlled East Germany. Just like the Soviet Union‚ the economy in East Germany was struggling to get back on its feet after

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    Persian Empire

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    ask you a question‚ where and when the Suez Canal was constructed? The Suez Canal lies between Middle East and Egypt and it was completed in 1869. But when European engineers were in the middle of constructing the canal they found a statue with some writing on it which said‚ "I‚ Darius the Great‚ King of Persia‚ King of Kings‚ King of the World‚ commanded my men to build a canal so that the East and West can easily trade with each other." They constructed the canal around 525 BC but years later when

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    Ostpolitik

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    1 "Ostpolitik as a source of intra-bloc tensions" by Dr. Oliver Bange‚ Mannheim University (Project "Ostpolitik and Détente") [Ostpolitik caused friction on a number of different levels – it sparked tensions within Willy Brand’s party‚ the SPD‚ parliament‚ the coalition cabinet‚ tensions with the Western allies‚ and even within the Eastern bloc. It is the latter two that this paper is devoted‚ arranging documents from various national archives around nine distinct but interconnected arguments

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