International Relations

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• Reviewing REDD+ and the VGGTs as Tropical Postcolonial Forest Governance Policies of the FAO
• Impacts of Language Policy on Conflict: Comparing India and Sri Lanka
• Faster than what? What are the impacts of capitalism on the everyday?
• Examine and explain The Use of Finance to Control International Relations.
• Slobodan Milošević’s Role in the Break-up of Yugoslavia
• What is Military Professionalism and argue whether or not it guarantees productive Civil-Military relations
• The governance of forced migration is driven primarily by concern for the human rights of the displaced. Discuss
• Is the Governance of Forced Migration Driven Primarily by Concerns for the Human Rights of the Displaced?
• How Exceptional Is Arctic Regionalism?
• What is military professionalism and argue whether or not it guarantees productive civil-military relations?
• Why are certain acts of violence labelled as ‘terrorist’ whilst others are not?
• The Comfort Women Movement: Breaking the Silence on the Human Rights Issue of Wartime Sexual Violence Against Women
• What was the Role of Ideology in the Creation of the Islamic Republic of Iran?
• What are the merits and limitations of using a structural violence lens for understanding contemporary global crises?
• The Threat of Boko Haram
• The relationship between flags and identity is multifaceted and complex. Discuss.
• How and Why Do Historical Processes and Personalities Become Salient in the Contemporary Politics of Identity?
• The English School of International Relations and Its Applicability to China’s Political Rise
• What do States do? The State and a Politics of Alienation
• Deconstruction of Personal Security; From the Perspective of the Safest Country in the World
• Explore three ways in which postcolonialism and decoloniality shape the way one understands international relations