Globalization

How have different wars in Arab countries shaped people’s lives, views, or identity (for example, the Nakba, the Iraq war, or the Lebanese civil war)? Use direct quotes from the texts. Use MLA documentation style, which includes both in-text citations and a Works Cited page. The essay must include a title, an introduction ending with a thesis statement, supporting evidence from the reading, and a conclusion. See syllabus for formatting requirements. Do NOT use the first person “I” voice.

Refugee impact in the social and economic development ,case study under Tibetan influx in Nepal.

You will choose a topic directly related to the study of intelligence analysis and write a 8-12-page research paper on that topic, making use of a minimum of 5 different sources. The paper must be written in APA format and adhere to the standards of academic writing. 1. What is “counter-terrorism?” What counter-terrorism methods have been successful? What can governments do to improve counter-terrorism programs? 2. “International institutions don’t matter in counter-terrorism. Just look at what happened in Rwanda.” Do you agree or disagree with this assessment? Address the role or lack of role of international bodies in counter-terrorism. 3. What is the role of the press in counter-terrorism? How has the press contributed to the escalation of terrorism? How has the press contributed to counter-terrorist activities? 4. Have suicide attacks helped or hindered terrorist groups’ goals? How has the advent of suicide attacks changed counter-terrorist strategies?

How does the concept of human security challenges the way we understand international relationships? Does this mean that the central question of IR should shift from war to other issues

Does military force still possess political utility for democracies?

please define the term bipolar as it is defined in International Relations. Also, analyze Zimbabwe’s relationship with the Soviet Union and how that to the stability or instability of the system (bipolar) at that time. Make sure to include background information on the ethnography and cultural history of Zimbabwe and the turmoil the country has faced since its independence.

Bhutto says that dictators who are favored by the West help extremists, especially by uniting them in their dislike of the United States. How do dictators help the causes of extremists in Muslim countries? Bhutto talks a good deal about Afghanistan and the Taliban. Research the situation in Afghanistan since the Russian invasion. Then decide whether the West must bear a share of the responsibility for the presence of dictators in Muslim countries.

The USA Patriot Act of 2001, 115 Stat. 272 (Links to an external site.) The USA Freedom Act of 2015, 50 U.S.C. § 1881 (Links to an external site.)  (Links to an external site.)The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, 50 U.S.C. § 1801 (Links to an external site.) Next, review the following amendments to the United States Constitution: U.S. Constitution: First Amendment (Links to an external site.) U.S. Constitution: Fourth Amendment (Links to an external site.) U.S. Constitution: Fifth Amendment (Links to an external site.) U.S. Constitution: Sixth Amendment (Links to an external site.) U.S. Constitution: Fourteenth Amendment (Links to an external site.), Section 1. One of the most difficult issues in criminal justice has been the balancing act between public safety and security and civil liberties. This balancing act has become even more difficult in the ongoing war on terrorism.  For instance, in 2013, a government contractor, Edward Snowden, leaked classified material from the National Security Agency (NSA). The leaks revealed NSA programs that secretly collected data regarding emails, texts, and phone use by Americans without probable cause. Many people felt the actions of the NSA were appropriate and that the government should be able to compromise constitutional rights to prevent terrorism. Others felt the NSA actions were illegal and had to be stopped. While most would agree that terrorism is a serious concern, how far should the government go? After reading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the USA Patriot Act, the USA Freedom Act and the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 14th Amendments, research the actions of the government post 9/11 and write a paper. In your paper, – Determine whether the government’s overriding need to fight terrorism outweighs the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th and 14th Amendment rights of the people within the United States. – Evaluate whether or not 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th and 14th Amendments apply to terrorists since the writers of the Constitution could not have envisioned mass shootings and suicide bombers. – Assess whether the USA PATRIOT Act, USA FREEDOM Act, or the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act violate the Constitution. – Determine whether United States Government violated the Constitution by its actions pursuant to the USA PATRIOT Act, USA FREEDOM Act, or the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance – Assess whether the 4th Amendment requirement of probable cause should be waived when investigating terrorism.

identify at least three different perspectives or strategies for addressing the problem of nuclear proliferation. What are the strengths and weaknesses of each approach

Provide an analytical discussion and conclude with an actual policy recommendation (no more than 10 pages in length).  Discussion: Discuss the alternatives to the current policy option by enumerating and explaining each policy option in turn. You should present several policy alternatives, and they must be serious alternatives. The alternatives presented must be serious contenders that have been weighed in terms of pros and cons. Pros and cons of each policy option should be discussed next. Identify the political, economic, and security implications for each option. Each policy option should be compared and contrasted to the other options as well as to the current policy. The analysis should seriously consider the feasibility of implementation, not only in terms of economic or strategic implications, but also in terms of political feasibility. There are always going to be some benefits and some costs to any policy proposal – there is no proposal so good that it does not have some costs associated with it. Trade-offs are the heart of the policy process. Recommendation: Clearly identify which option will be recommended and which options will be discounted. Clearly lay out the argument for why that option is better than each of the others. Support your arguments with both quantitative and qualitative evidence from academic literature.