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Major Essay - Syrian Conflict
This student studied:
University of Sydney - GOVT1202 - World Politics
This essay applies IR theory (realism, liberalism and constructivism) to explain the effect of the Arab Spring on the Syrian state. Applying the social movement theory and critiquing the broader international relations surrounding the Syrian conflict, the essay concludes that world politics is dominated by a realist sentiment.
IR Policy Brief on Syrian Refugee Crisis
This student studied:
La Trobe University - POL1SNS - States, Security and International Relations
It addresses the pressure of Syrian Refugee Crisis on nearby host communities and evaluates the situation, significance of the issue, impact on Syrian children, resources and opportunities, as well as the possibility of escalation and the impact of ISIS threats. (References included).
OP-ED
This student studied:
University of New South Wales - JURD7270 - Law in the Global Context
LAW IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OP-ED- THIS OP-ED DEALS WITH THE LEGALITY OF U.S AIRSTRIKES IN SYRIA.
Short Essay Focusing on International Organisations, Received HD Score (85/100)
This student studied:
University of Sydney - GOVT2921 - Intermediate International Relations
International organization is perceived as a place for international cooperation, for military aspect, the IO is a crucial place to exercise collective security (Morgenthau, 1967). Yet the path towards successful military cooperation is not always plain sailing, lots of constraints will affect the formulation of military cooperation. Among these constraints, the neorealism points out the power structure is a key element to explain the failure of military cooperation. In this essay, neorealism perspective will be applied to explain the failure of military cooperation of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), power structure will be briefly analyzed as an important factor that leads to the dysfunction of SEATO.
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