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Papers On Global & Comparative Politics
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The Global Impact of Human Rights Organizations
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8 pages in length. This detailed paper explains how human rights organizations have become more powerful than ever before. Not only have they made a great impact on the people for whom they were created, but they have played a part in shaping the political and corporate agendas in many countries. The impact of human rights organizations, both positive and negative, are discussed in detail. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: JGAhrmpt.wps
Iraq / Problems & Solution
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A 10 page research essay on the human rights problem in Iraq since the Gulf War. The writer reviews US sentiment regarding war and sanctions, the US-led sanction policies held against Iraq, and describes why sanctions alone are not successful. The writer posits that the UN should adopt a policy similar to that used in Bosnia to treat the Iraqi situation. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Cnsanctn.wps
NATO / Hope of a Nation (U.S.)
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A 20 page argumentative in support of ongoing and continuous U.S. involvement in NATO. The writer explores the concepts of national and international security, the globalization of American jobs, and costs to taxpayers. Showing a need for separation between NATO and the EU, the writer gives attention to both sides of the argument for NATO involvement, arguing for NATO and against a European Union (EU) military arm. Bibliography lists 25 sources.
Filename: Cnnatoeu.wps
Dealing with Problematic Legalities in the European Union
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This 26 page paper looks at the potential problems of legislation in the European community. In a union where all countries retain their sovereignty, but are required to operate under standard sets of rules, there are many potential problems. This is further emphasised by the increasing number of countries which wish to join the community. There legal problems will be at both the individual nations level as well as the European level. This paper looks at this potential and how it is dealt with, paying special attention to the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality. The bibliography cites 25 sources.
Filename: TEeurola.wps
The European Union
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A 12 page paper describing the European Union. Details are given on the history of Europe and the desire for a form of unity. Separate countries are given some mention for the purpose of examining more closely the individuals and their situations as they relate to the Union. A section on the developing of one set monetary unit is included in the effort to show that this is perhaps the most essential element in the attempt of the European Union to become more competitive and successful in the world marketplace. A references page with 8 sources follows.
Filename: EUnion.wps
The European Union / A Realistic Examination
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7 page discussion & analysis of the European Union, its formation, feasibility, economic vitality, relations, etc; Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Europuni.wps
The Future of Individual Nations within a Unified Europe
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This 8 page paper looks to the future of the European Union. It explains the future implications and considers the changes it may see within the next 10 years. The paper looks at the economic, political, legislative and social future of the Union. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEfuture.wps
The Potential Integration of More Countries in the European Union
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This 6 page paper looks at the way in which the European Union may be effected by the planned expansion. Many countries wish to join to gain the advantages, but in joining there may also be potential problems such as administration, budgetary concerns and the integration of the welfare states. These are discussed and potential solutions both existing and original are proposed. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEexpanp.wps
Toward a More Perfect (European) Union
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A 10 page research analysis on the European Union; specifically which factors influence a country to join or decide not to join the Union. Included are the history of the union, its political and economic attributes, and which factors have been hailed and which have caused problems for countries before and after joining the organization. Bibliography cites eight sources.
Filename: 90euro.rtf
The European Monetary Union by Way of a Single European Currency
and the Effect on Different Financial Markets
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This 98 page paper gives a background to European Monetary Union (EMU) The Euro is a currency that is perceived as bring strength both political and economic to the Euro Zone when it is implemented in full. The paper considers the history of European integration as a background for the behaviour of the different financial markets. The markets are considered from a regional as well as global perspective. Particular attention is paid to interaction with other trade agreements and trading relationships, especially the US. The last part of the paper looks at the effect that this has had on the banking sectors and also the influence it has had on Greece, one of the newest members to the EU ( consideration is also given to the political background of Greece prior to membership to enable the reader to place events into context. The bibliography cites 45 sources.
Filename: TEeurogb.wps
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