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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"economic aid"”.
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The Question of Western Economic Aid to the Soviet Union
This thesis examines the record of Western economic aid to the USSR and the issues related to extending significant aid today. On the basis of both, it concludes that a U.S. policy of economic aid to the USSR is generally unsound. The thesis examines reasons given for extending economic assistance …
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An Analysis of United States Economic Aid to Italy From 1943 to 1949
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An historical study of the diplomatic relations between the United States and Yugoslavia from 1943 until 1949
… II, until the United States agreed to contribute economic aid to Yugoslavia in 1949. The periods covered include the gradual movement of Yugoslavia from British sphere to American sphere through American involvement in the Tito-Subasic Agreement, the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation …
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Human Rights and the Strategic Use of US Foreign Food Aid
… for human rights affect the disbursement of food aid by US foreign policymakers? Scholars analyzing foreign aid generally look at only total economic aid, military aid or a combination of both. However, for a more nuanced understanding of human rights as a determinant of foreign aid, the discrete …
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Policy Processes in Relation to Language in Tanzania: Examining Shifts in Language Policy
… design of developmental initiatives leading to economic recovery. In other words, the question of language has become synonymous with the politics of modernity and progress in most developing nations. Although language is sometimes overlooked, and some may very well argue insignificant, language …
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Policy processes in relation to language in Tanzania: Examining shifts in policy
… design of developmental initiatives leading to economic recovery. In other words, the question of language has become synonymous with the politics of modernity and progress in most developing nations. Although language is sometimes overlooked, and some may very well argue insignificant, language …
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Key influences on student success at the University of El Salvador
… Involvement, Expectations, College Involvement, Economic Aid and Tuition Waivers, Time Management, Responsibility vs. Control, Wellness, and Task Precision. Family Involvement, refers to the importance that family plays in the completion of a student`s major. This starts from the moment the high …
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U.S. in the Unipolar Moment: Analysis of George W. Bush Middle East Foreign Policy
… the its foreign policy will be to implement economic aid and assistance programs to reform non-democratic governments and strengthen existing democratic institutions. Eleven states confirmed the stability hypothesis, nine states confirmed the security hypothesis, and twelve states confirmed …
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Aiding and Abetting: The Illegality of Morocco's Nationalist Expansion into Western Sahara and their Support from the United States
… accommodating role through the selling of arms, economic aid, and diplomatic support. Considered as Africa’s last colony, the Saharawi people have not experienced the basic human right to self-determination and the right for independence. These rights are continued to be withheld for the sake of …
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Is the Road to Hell Paved with Good Intentions? The Effect of U.S. Foreign Assistance and Economic Policy on Human Rights
… the international political economy literature, economic liberalism and dependency, are explored in order to test the effect of U.S. aid, trade, and investment on human rights conditions in recipient states. Two measures of human rights conditions serve as dependent variables: security rights and …
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The implications of the French presence in the South Pacific for interstate relations in the region
… Micronesian states, that the Forum could be said to have achieved the dimensions of a regional system. Only on becoming independent were the South Pacific Island states free to determine their own foreign policy and the nature of their relations with other states from both within the region …
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The implications of the French presence in the South Pacific for interstate relations in the region
… Micronesian states, that the Forum could be said to have achieved the dimensions of a regional system. Only on becoming independent were the South Pacific Island states free to determine their own foreign policy and the nature of their relations with other states from both within the region …
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The Americanization of the Virgin Islands, 1917-1946: Politics and Class Struggle During the First Thirty Years of American Rule
… federal officials to extend substantial economic aid programs to the colony. Whatever success the elite enjoyed resulted largely from appealing to the Americans from the common ground of race. These appeals worked fairly well for the first fourteen years of American rule, when the …
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Alliance formation and political fragmentation in the Arab world.
… with national attributes, war and alliances, economic systems, political fragmentation, balance of power, foreign aid, bandwagoning strategy, integrative process, gaming and alliances, balance of threats, and chain-gang and buck-passing strategies. Using the GCC as a case study, a total of 145 …
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Law of Peoples and the duty of assistance : Rawls on redistributive justice among people
… institutions, and perhaps some small, temporary economic aid for acute crises, for two reasons. Economics teaches that large-scale crises like famine or mass migration are caused by (bad) governments, and aren't inevitable consequences of drought. If a just people wants to prevent large-scale …
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The Johnson Treatment: Cold War Food Aid and the Politics of Gratitude
… is a good and deserving friend. Let it never be said that bread should be so dear, and flesh and blood so cheap that we turned in indifference from her bitter need." The sweeping presidential rhetoric did not match the record. While Johnson promised India vital U.S. food aid to combat a worsening …
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The use of discourse in the context of authoritarian diffusion
… reviewed emphasises material tools such as economic aid, regime alliances, and partnerships, this thesis foregrounds discourse as a complementary and underexplored tool. Through critical discourse analysis of 91 CGTN Arabic articles published in the first fifteen days of the Russian invasion …
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The United States Information Agency and Italy during the Johnson Presidency 1963-1969
… traditional diplomacy, the threat of force, and economic aid, the United States deployed new instruments to win the ‘battle for hearts and minds’ against the Soviet Union. These new instruments included public diplomacy, cultural and educational exchanges, and ‘overt’ and ‘covert’ propaganda …
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A Chinese exploration of Sino-Soviet relations since the death of Stalin, 1953-1989.
… movement. For the Chinese, the main reason was economic rather than political. They wanted to obtain as much aid as possible from the Soviet side, while implementing their first five-year-plan (1953-1957). Only two and a half months after the death of Stalin, an important agreement was signed in …