Essays on International Politics

The primary objection to EU membership and the limits it placed on parliamentary sovereignty has been specifically focused on the erosion of parliament’s law-making powers. While it is true that the UK will not be under the formal obligation to conform to EU law there are other hurdles to regaining a constitutional settlement in which...

I, Overview: The authors of the article have shown their capacity how to study and analyze data to produce an important article in relation to power sharing in post conflict societies. It also explained the implication of power sharing to peace, and good governance to the betterment of the people. The article evaluated the contribution...

Introduction: The Role of the Border The role of the Irish Border includes; keeping the relationship between Northern Ireland and the EU constant to that between the rest of Britain and the EU, being a barrier against multifarious threats, and keeping a positive relationship between Northern Ireland and the Republic. As most of Britain is...

Abstract A decade has passed since the attacks of 9/11. The terrorist attacks of 9/11 on the World Trade Center have served to significantly influence world politics and international relations by bringing together countries while also pushing some far away. But most specifically it has dramatically altered the political environment in the Muslim World, a...

Introduction Trade is a commercial transaction involving the exchange of sale and purchase or goods, services and information. Trade is a great source for every country to access commodities which the country is unable to produce or supply. Trade is so crucial and essential because it is fare and allowed for every country to access...

International Relations I have had the privilege of experiencing four different cultures. I was born in Germany, my father is Iranian, my mother is Dutch and since the age of ten I have divided my time between Germany and Britain, where my father now lives. Due to my diverse background and the contrasts in my...

Having celebrated its seventh decade of statehood recently, Israel has grown dramatically in its population, capital, and military strength. Yet another means to evaluate the country’s development is through analyzing whether or not it has experienced a parallel trajectory in its independence, especially considering its ties to the United States. In measuring this, one must...

Introduction Iraq was once the cradle of civilization, where cities were first to develop. They invented aqueducts, the plow, the first laws, the wheel, and writing among other things. It began with the Mesopotamian leaders, Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar. Like other countries in the area, it is rich in oil reserves. Iraq should now be a...

The Desire for Power Imperialism is the quest by a stronger country to dominate over a relatively weak country. This kind of dominance is often exhibited through economic, political, and cultural aspects of a country in the receiving end. Thus, the main aim of imperialism is to extend influence. The United States has been at...

Does trade reduce conflict, or conflict reduce trade, or both, and why? It is an open secret that in the 21st century sometimes impossible to avoid war. Where every country is against the war, violence, and intensity, trade comes for help. In international relations, it is worth to mention to establish peace everywhere, because of...