History of American Foreign Policy 101: Cold War Part 2: Détente and Rapprochement
The article examines American foreign policy in the second half of the Cold War, with a focus on key developments such as the Vietnam war.
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Andrea Taborri
- 14 hours ago
- 10 min
Global Political Economy 101: Liberal and Neoclassical Interpretations
Global Political Economy has been interpreted from a wide range of standpoints; one of the most influential is undoubtedly liberalism.
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Dana Kit
- 1 day ago
- 4 min
Shades of the Orange Revolution
The Orange Revolution, perhaps the lesser known of the Ukrainian revolutions, still remains a vital part of 21st century geopolitics.
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Andrea Taborri
- Sep 19
- 9 min
Regionalism in Latin America: MERCOSUR
The article analyses the dual nature of the MERCOSUR agreement, noticing its neoliberal underpinnings favouring capital over labour.
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Taylor Pace
- Sep 12
- 15 min
History of American Foreign Policy 101: The Cold War - Confrontation and Containment
This article discusses American Foreign Policy during the early years of the Cold War, illustrating the approaches and instruments adopted.
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Dana Kit
- Sep 11
- 5 min
United Nations and the Law 101: Interpreting the Law
This 101 article explores the role judicial interpretation plays in both the General Assembly and International Court of Justice.
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Andrea Taborri
- Sep 11
- 12 min
Global Political Economy 101: Neoliberalism and Globalisation
The article describes the crisis of the Bretton-Wood system and the emergence of the neoliberalist structural adjustment.
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Marzhan Zhailau
- Sep 11
- 7 min
International Resource Politics 101: Foundations of Resource Politics
International Resource Politics plays a significant role in the shaping of global affairs. This article examines its founding principles.
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Dana Kit
- Sep 5
- 6 min
United Nations and the Law 101: The Process of Lawmaking
This article in the 101 series discusses the United Nation's lawmaking procedures, as well as the Security Council and General Assembly.
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Andrea Taborri
- Sep 4
- 11 min
Cuban Medical Diplomacy Towards Venezuela: Between Realism and South-South Cooperation
The article analyzes Cuba's medical diplomacy in Venezuela, highlighting how it is understood both as a realist and ideological strategy.
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Dana Kit
- Aug 29
- 6 min
United Nations and the Law 101: A Chronological History
This article tracks the historical evolution of international law in relation to its ultimate culmination in the modern United Nations.
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Finn Archer
- Aug 28
- 18 min
The Troubles in Northern Ireland 101: The Good Friday Agreement
Investigation of the Peace Process leading to the Good Friday Agreement, followed by an analysis of the Agreement as a framework for peace.
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Taylor Pace
- Aug 28
- 13 min
History of American Foreign Policy 101: The Interwar Period and World War II
This article discusses the history of American foreign policy during the years 1919 - 1945.
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Andrea Taborri
- Aug 28
- 13 min
Global Political Economy 101: Decolonisation, World Capitalism, and Neoimperialism
The decadence of British imperialism led the US to gain a position of global hegemony in the world economy. What are its the peculiarities?
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Andrea Taborri
- Aug 22
- 8 min
Are the Veins of Latin America Still Open? The Case of NAFTA and the Maquila Industry in Mexico
Across centuries, Latin America has been the subject of ruthless exploitation. To what extent has this situation changed nowadays?
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Yaprak Akkaya
- Aug 22
- 8 min
The Establishment of the European Union
This article answers the question of what was the driving force behind the establishment of the European Union.
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Taylor Pace
- Aug 21
- 9 min
The Future of Humanitarian Aid: Cash Transfers
This article explores the future and benefits of cash transfers over food aid in times of humanitarian crises.
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Dana Kit
- Aug 21
- 5 min
Fukuyama's End of History
The "end of history" describes the ideological collapse of the Soviet Union, replaced in its stead by the dominance of Western liberalism.
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Finn Archer
- Aug 20
- 10 min
A Tale of Two ´Chinas´: Politics and Identity in Taiwan
Exploring political identity in Taiwan regarding China, examining the history behind Taiwanese identity and the policies of the KMT and DPP
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Andrea Taborri
- Aug 14
- 11 min
Global Political Economy 101: From the Discovery of the Americas to Imperialism
The article addresses the historical evolution of what is now known as the global market, from the Middle Ages to the British Empire
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