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Showing 1 to 20 of 149 for “"foreign relations"”.
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The Venetian Question in Austrian Foreign Relations, 1860-1866
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Justice, prudence, and foreign relations in Aristotle's political thought.
… how the political thought of Aristotle addresses foreign relations and the nature of international politics. I argue that for Aristotle the practice of justice and prudence occurs only in relation to the common good of particular and separate political communities. Thus, the possibility of human …
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South African foreign relations with Angola, 1975-1988 : a structural realist perspective
… of certain selected approaches to international relations theory. This paper evaluates the relative utility of system level versus unit level theories to explain the nature of South African involvement in the Angolan conflict. These two categories are represented by nee-realist structural theory …
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The History of Chinese Cybersecurity: Current Effects on Chinese Society Economy, and Foreign Relations
… is hindering Chinese economy, society, and relationships with other countries. The <em>White Papers (</em><em>中国政府白皮书</em><em>)</em>, the <em>Constitution of the People’s Republic of China </em><em>(</em><em>中华人民共和国宪法</em><em>)</em>, and <em>The Internet in China …
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A Survey of Foreign Relations Emphasis in the Secondary Schools of Clark County, Washington
… attempted to determine the extent and nature of foreign relations education being given students in the Clark County, Washington, secondary schools. Eight areas centering around contemporary world history, geography, and problems courses were examined.
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The limits of a global partnership: Japan's foreign relations in the post-Cold War world
"Realist theories of international relations would seem to conflict with the notion of a ""global partnership,"" announced in 1989 by the US and Japan to serve as the framework for their leadership roles in the post Cold War international order. On the contrary, I demonstrate that both the US and …
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The free world confronted: the problem of slavery and progress in American foreign relations, 1833-1844
… the United States with the complex interrelationship between slavery and progress. Dubbed the Great Experiment, British abolition held the possibility of demonstrating free labor more profitable than slavery. Besides elating the world’s abolitionists, always hopeful of equating material …
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Exercising Canada's autonomy in foreign relations: The King government and the Irish question in World War II.
… the opposite held true. Nevertheless, King's foreign policy towards Ireland was sympathetic largely because of King's desire to not only exercise Canada's autonomy within the Commonwealth but to respect Ireland's autonomy as well. It was evident that Irish neutrality allowed the Canadian …
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INTIMATE ENEMIES: VISUAL CULTURE AND U.S.-CUBAN RELATIONS, 1945-2000
… and the United States that has helped shape the foreign relations between the two countries over the last fifty years. Images celebrating proximity and metaphorical connections, produced before the 1959 Cuban revolution, assisted in fortifying linkages between the two nations; whereas after the …
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Project Apollo, Cold War diplomacy and the American framing of global interdependence
… role that space exploration played in American foreign relations and national image making in the 1960s. Proposed by President John F. Kennedy in 1961, Project Apollo was established, in large part, as a means of demonstrating American power and promoting technocratic values in an international …
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A Place in the Sun: The Foreign Ministry and Perceptions and Policies in Japan's International Relations, 1931-1941
… educational, and career backgrounds of Foreign Ministry officials, and evaluates the role that they played in Japan's foreign relations between 1931 and 1941. The Foreign Ministry, though a civilian institution, occupied one of the most influential positi
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The Rhetorical Turn in United States Diplomacy Praxis: Public Diplomacy 2.0
… enjoyed an active voice in the scholarship of foreign relations, and more specifically, public diplomacy. This project argues that a postmodern turn in public diplomacy was formalized in the State Department's 2010 Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR) and that two specific …
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The Decision Making Process in People's Republic of China: China's Response to the Nixon Administration's Policy Toward China
… 21, 1972, marked the end of an era in the foreign relations between the United States and the People's Republic of China. This period had persisted from the communist takeover in 1949 to the present. This era was marked by implacable fear and distrust on both sides. | The rapprochement …
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The construction of a war-time national identity : the Japanese Pavilion at New York's World's Fair, 1939/40
… of view concerning governmental strategies in foreign relations, which is surprising given the international nature of the events. This thesis examines one particular national pavilion presented by Japan at the New York World's Fair 1939140 from multiple perspectives, to reveal different …
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Plagues, paranoia, and Cold War blowback: The continuing national security risk of the Soviet-United States biological arms race
… Federation and its stiffening of international relations with the United States. The thesis will analyze the impact of the Cold War biological arms race within national security policy, particularly in terms of terrorism and Russian movement into a new Cold War mentality, marked by the …
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The Effective Use of the Tsarist Wealth by the Soviet Government.
… revitalize what remained of the economy and of foreign relations. Lenin’s plans included reverting to some methods seen under Tsarist rule, while Stalin’s plans hinged on pumping much needed financial resources into military, infrastructure, industry and agriculture and expansion into new areas …
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Neoliberal social policy in the United States before Reagan
… corporations, such as the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission, played crucial roles in pushing neoliberal policies at the government level. The development of unrestricted trade and the open flow of financial capital across borders have allowed transnational …
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Evolving Ivans and Static Soviet Women: The Gender Dichotomy in Film Portrayals of Russian Men and Women in Western Films (1939-2010)
… shifted significantly based on the state of foreign relations. In contrast, female Russian film characters changed little over time. In the interest of producing profitable entertainment, filmmakers developed this formula prior to the start of the Cold War and have continued to employ it. …
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