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    UNO UN- stands for United Nations. It is an organization that keeps different nations together for international cultural exchange‚ political viewpoints and experience. There are several objectives that UN sticks to‚ these are; peacekeeping and security‚ human rights and humanitarian assistance‚ social and economic development‚ mandates‚ greening the blue and many others all around the globe. The United Nations was established in 1945‚ right after the League of Nations failed to prevent World

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    CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN AFRICA: CHALLENGES FOR THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY BY Ibrahim Alhassan CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY 1. Man from the earliest times has always lived in societies each with its peculiarities. But a common variable had been the scarce economic resources he has to contend with and which often times threaten his survival. As man continued to interact with one another a gradual tussle evolved amidst these limited resources that further threatened

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    Japan was forced to adopt a Constitution written by the Allied powers led by General Douglas MacArthur‚ after Japan’s defeat in World War II. Certain parts of the Meiji Constitution of 1893‚ combined with Western philosophies‚ were used to create Japan’s Constitution. Article 9 of Japan’s Constitution specifically states Japan’s renunciation of war. According to Japan’s Constitution‚ “… the Japanese people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force as

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    The Causes and Solutions to Ethnic Conflicts Scholars of International Security have been trying to develop a theoretical approach to explain the causes of ethnic conflict for a long time. These studies have led to contentious debates but have also probed so deeply that their findings help shed new light on these issues‚ providing better understanding and possible solutions. Ethnic groups are defined as a community of people who share cultural and linguistic characteristics including religion

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    efforts but it wasn’t nearly enough. Canada‚ among many other countries‚ should have been involved in the Rwandan Civil war. Canada should have especially for it has an obligation to sustain there status as a peacekeeping nation. Canada has the proud history of inventing the idea of peacekeeping with the Canadian Lester B. Pearson. More importantly‚ Canada could have and should have been involved in the Rwandan Civil war‚ to save many innocent men‚ children and women from death from the numerous rusty

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    operations to help regulate conflicts in Burundi‚ Sudan‚ Somalia and the Comoros. This paper evaluates the first of these endeavours: the African Mission in Burundi in 2003-2004. The purpose of this analysis is to explore the AU’s nascent approach to peacekeeping and to investigate the relationship between the Union’s aspiration‚ experience and prospects to provide ‘African solutions to African problems’ in the security realm. Abbreviations ACHPR AMIB APPM ASF AU BINUB CEWS CIMICC CNDD DDR DRC ECOSOCC

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    Relationship Between HIV/Sexually Transmitted Infection Risk and Alcohol Use During Commercial Sex Episodes: Results From the Study of Female Ellis‚ H (1936). Studies in the Psychology of Sex. Vol 4‚ New York: Random House. Harrington‚ C. (2005). “PEACEKEEPING AND ANTI-TRAFFICKING PROGRAMMES IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA AND KOSOVO.” International Feminist Journal of Politics‚ 7(2):175–206 Korn‚ E.& Eliud‚ L. (2002). “A Theory of Prostitution.” Journal of Political Economy‚ vol. 110(1):181-214 Lin et

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    Role of State and Non State Actors The way United Nations works is very unique and many parts play significant roles to make it a viable organization. First it is the role of states that have different functions and powers that contribute to the UN. Major powers such as the United States‚ China‚ Russia‚ France‚ and Great Britain play key roles that make the UN a viable organization. There are also non state actors such as regional organizations‚ and NGO’s that also have significant roles towards

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    out to key groups inside Somalia 1 b. Hold elections in 2009 1 c. Strengthening governance‚ human and institutional capacities 2 a. Rapid deployment of a stabilization force to Somalia 2 b. Financial contribution for strategic transportation and peacekeeping equipment 2 c. Build force generation from U.S. by training and equipping; Appropriate conditions are created for full-fledged reengagement of Somalia; 3 a. Re-building of law enforcement‚ judicial‚ health‚ education and medical services. 3 b.

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    INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS CHAPTER 7:INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATON‚ LAW‚ AND HUMAN RIGHTS Roles of International organizations. States work together by following rules they develop to govern their interactions‚ and states usually do follow these rules and they develop the habit of working through institutions and within those rules. Great gains can be realized by regulating international interactions through institutions and rules‚ thereby avoiding the costly outcomes associated with a breakdown of cooperation

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