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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"International crisis"”.
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National and international crisis management: the influence of Libyan intervention on the duration of the Darfur crisis
… factors underlying the duration of the Darfur crisis in Sudan by analysing the Gaddafi regime’s role in that crisis during the 2003–11 period. This dissertation investigates the association between the long duration of the crisis and Libyan involvement as a major regional third party, as a form …
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Honors Senior Capstone Portfolio
… contrasting three countries' responses to this international crisis--Poland, France, and Germany.</p>
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The Julich-Kleve succession crisis (1609-1620): A study in international relations
… the divided Netherlands made the succession an international concern. In 1609-10 and 1614 there were two crises which resulted in foreign powers mobilizing armies to intervene in Julich-Kleve; nevertheless no war was fought over the duchies. Indeed the Julich-Kleve succession has the distinction …
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The law of the sea: the United States, Canada and the deep seabed
… test of sovereignty does not come through international law but remains in the idea that "He is sovereign who can defend his sovereignty." The years preceding the Argentine invasion of 1982 witnessed many diplomatic exchanges between The United Kingdom and Argentina over the future of the …
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NATO tapatybės analizė - Libijos ir Sirijos atvejai /
… is failing in establishing itself in the international community. The theory of constructivism and discourse analysis method are used to analyze two cases of humanitarian crisis, Libyan and Syrian, and, more specifically, the approach of all 28 NATO members to both interventions, including …
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Civic Hacking for the Right to Know and the Right to Privacy
The involvement of civic hackers in national and international crisis mitigation efforts as digital first responders has been widely discussed (Palen et al., 2010). Crisis events often cause civic hackers to break ethical boundaries and governance structures during crisis events as they attempt to …
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Bargaining in public : resolve and publicity in international crises
… and the effects of political constraints on crisis outcomes. This dissertation examines how leaders use public threats to signal resolve from two new perspectives. First, citizens are concerned both about national prestige and about crisis outcomes, the latter of which are shaped by their …
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The European Union at stake? A comparative analysis on the dimensions of EU decisionmaking in crisis settings
<p>This thesis examines how the EU as an international organization deals with international crisis situations by looking at its functions and imperfections in its decision-making process. Drawing from theoretical organization theory insights, particularly realism and constructivism, as well as …
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Normative consensus and regional orders: Saudi reaction to systemic crises in the Middle East
… (i.e.: porous borders which quickly turns an international crisis into a domestic one, and vice versa) act as permissive causes, proposal for an alternative normative consensus (i.e: alternative sets of ground rules for the system) acts as the efficient cause. To verify if such an explanation …
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Britain, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and the Malaysian-Indonesian confrontation, 1961-1965.
This thesis analyses an international crisis in the mid-1960s known as the Malaysian-Indonesian Confrontation (Konfrontasi). It began in January 1963 and effectively ended with the establishment of military rule in Jakarta during late 1965. The focus of the thesis is to examine how the four western …
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Oil Nationalisation and Managerial Disclosure: The Case of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, 1933-1951
… battle became a crucial ingredient of the crisis, not least because a key objective of the AIOC management was to maintain investor confidence in the face of a major threat to its asset base but also reflecting the AIOC’s ability to defend itself from the claims made by the Iranian …
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I contratti di rete
… was founded as a response to the recent international crisis which has forced the companies to react and give a new impulse to the production system. To adapt themselves to this new requirement and operate in the national and international market, Italian companies have found in the …
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The use of discourse in the context of authoritarian diffusion
… sovereignty is framed not as accountability to international norms but as territorial integrity and resistance to external interference. Democracy is redefined as people-centered, prioritising stability, service provision, and national development over accountability and transparency. Human …
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The United Nations Security Council A Review of the Security Council and their Ability to Uphold the Charter
… was mandated to ensure the maintenance of international peace and security. Within the Security Council, the five permanent members, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russian Federation and China have special veto powers that have enabled them to greatly impact the …