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The European Union as a “Force for Good”? :assessing the influence of human security in EU’s foreign policy and the union’s role in the Mediterranean region up to the Arab uprisings -

Skaar, Kristian Aagård, (2013)

Human Security received considerable attention after the UN coined it in the early 1990s. The notion of prioritizing the security, safety, and the well being of people over states gained popularity by states and international ...
International relations and the philosophy of science : defining and critiquing neorealism - by Tarek Naji Tutunji.

Tutunji, Tarek Naji. (2011)

Neorealism is an approach in the field of International Relations which was first outlined by Kenneth Waltz in 1979. It is the most prominent and popular approach in the field, despite a large literature criticizing it. ...
Neorealism in the Libyan case : Mary-Jane Deeb’s pyramid and going beyond Waltz -

Pokorny, Matthew James, (2015)

This project is concerned with approaches to Libyan foreign policy under Muammar Qaddafi. It first examines Mary-Jane Deeb’s pyramidal model of analysis of Libyan policy during the 1970s and 1980s. It argues that her ...
The rise of Russia and Venezuela as challengers to the unipolar system

Peltier, Margaret Irene (2012)

Russia and Venezuela began the 1990s as bandwagoning states. Russia, as a diminished great power, sought entry into the international system among the western-centered great power club, while Venezuela, as a small power, ...
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) :an evolving autonomous actor in the international community -

Brake, Farrah Nicole. (2013)

This thesis discusses UNRWA as an international actor, as it is able to influence and shape the international community. A large constructivist framework allows for the examination of international organizations as actors ...

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