Global Politics

	The Country of Belarus Code:belaruss03.doc Price: $119.40 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 12-page, APA-style paper discusses the country of Belarus, its background, resources, politics and economy. It identifies the most important problem facing the country as the reluctance of the political leadership to join the world economy, the country’s traditional reliance on Russia, and their active handicapping of business and private enterprise in favor of central control. These aspects are analyzed through the economic theories of Hayek and his focus on the inefficiencies of central economic planning. The Bibliography offers 13 sources.
	War in Iraq Code:wariraqs03.doc Price: $39.80 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 4-page paper in MLA format with 6 sources. It looks at how the war in Iraq is justified because it helps to insure humanistic ideals and the UN’s objectives.
	Winners and losers of globalization Code:globalizationf02.doc Price: $9.95 Quantity in Basket:  none
This paper looks at the winners and losers of globalization. It ultimately concludes that the winners are those countries with money and the losers are those without. Pages: 1 Sources: None Format: None
	Transnational advocacy networks in today's global society Code:transnationalf02.doc Price: $44.78 Quantity in Basket:  none
This essay discusses the significance of transnational advocacy networks in today's global society. The development of the transnational advocacy, the elements that led to the growth of this spreading trend, and the traditional theories of international relations that until recently caused many experts to ignore this and similar practices are all analyzed. This paper examines the development and implementation of global environmental policy as well as limitations placed thereon. The paper ends by discussing four major authorities in the field of global advocacy. Page: 4.5 Sources: 2 Format: MLA
	Imperial Navy of Japan Code:yamamotof02.doc Price: $59.70 Quantity in Basket:  none
This paper discusses the tactics that the Imperial Navy of Japan and its leader, Yamamoto, planned to use to attempt an attack on Alaska during WWII. How the Imperial Navy was defeated is explained as well as Japan's goals for the aftermath of the attack. All factors of why the attack was not successful are illustrated. Pages: 6 Sources: 10 Format: MLA
	Global Issues Class Code:globalissues.doc Price: $29.85 Quantity in Basket:  none
This paper looks at why it is important for college students to take global issues classes. It focuses on the global economies and cultures while ultimately concluding that such classes increase awareness and lessen misunderstanding and hate. Pages: 3 Sources: 2 Format: MLA with footnotes
	Globalization Code:globalization.doc Price: $39.80 Quantity in Basket:  none
This paper looks at globalization. It focuses mainly on James Rosenau's The Complexities and Contradictions of Globalization and Keith B. Richburg's ICC Brief on Globalization and Spreading the Wealth, to set-up the argument for and against globalization. Pages: 4 Sources: 4 Format: MLA
	Global Perspective Code:holistic.doc Price: $119.40 Quantity in Basket:  none
This paper looks at, from a holistic viewpoint, the way of looking at the world effects how one deals with it and offers the idea that it is imperative to examine one's beliefs of how the world works and the consequences that one's global perspective has on one's lifestyle. Pages: 12 Sources: None Format: None
	Iran Code:iranS03A Price: $19.90 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 2-page paper written in APA style using 3 sources answering two questions as follows: 1) Gilbar shows that Iran’s wealthy and prominent merchants not only supported the constitutional movement, but that they did so with good reason and because they were growing stronger and more confident rather than because they were loosing ground to European businesses and 2) If some prominent clerics supported the constitutional movement, some did not. Martin shows that Fazlollah Nuri, for one, marshaled powerful Islamic arguments against the Constitution. He could hardly be blamed for thinking the constitutional movement lost its way. Indeed as Lambton argues, when the constitutional movement began, most Iranians including the clergy thought they were merely demanding reform, not in the business of making a revolution.
	Regional Initiatives on Small Arms Proliferation in Southeast Asia Code:smallarmsf04B Price: $248.75 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 25 page research paper uses 13sources and is in MLA format. It discusses the various regional efforts to curb the proliferation of small arms on a global basis. It explores the reasons behind the lack of ability for Asian and Middle Eastern countries to effectively accomplish this goal.
	Global War vs. War on Terror Code:coldwarDB07 Price: $14.95 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a two page paper comparing public opinion about the cold war and the war on terror. It is written in MLA style and uses four sources
	North Korean Missiles Code:koreadb177 Price: $31.80 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 4-page analysis of a Washington Post article – Prospect of North Korean Missile Launch 'Alarming' to Seoul. It is done in MLA format and looks at the article as an example of realism in international politics.
	Nafta Code:NAFTA1798.doc Price: $15.90 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 2-page essay discussing NAFTA. The relationship between NAFTA and the United States and Mexico will be explored. Information will be provided about the current relationship and factors that impact it. It relies on 2 sources and is presented in APA format.
	Bloody Friday: The Ira In Action Code:BloodyFridayT861 Price: $15.90 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a two-page article review using an online article from BBC News about Bloody Friday. The event is summarized and evaluated in relation to the goals of the Irish Republican Army. Reactions of related governments as well as the rest of the world are analyzed. The current situation of the IRA is also discussed and the results of Bloody Friday. It relies on two sources presented in APA format.
	In Defense of Globalization Code:globalizationdb180 Price: $119.25 Quantity in Basket:  none
This a fifteen page report on the book “In Defense of Globalization.” It discusses the points the author makes. It is written in MLA style and uses no sources. The thesis statement is: In his book, In Defense of Globalization, Jagdish Bhagwati discusses globalization and that the poorer countries are more likely to welcome globalization than richer countries as well as some of the controversies caused by globalization including whether globalization enhances or diminishes poverty, whether child labor is decreased or increased, whether women are helped or harmed, whether democracy is threatened by globalization, whether globalization is a significant threat to culture, whether globalization threatens wage and labor standards and whether the environment is at a greater risk due to globalization; in addition, Bhagwati discusses whether the companies that choose to globalize are predatory or benign.
	Economic Growth of Saudi Arabia Code:saudidb180 Price: $39.75 Quantity in Basket:  none
This five-page paper concerns a number of different analysis objects to determine the economic growth of Saudi Arabia. Methods used include “Accounting for Growth”, a review of Saudi Arabian data addressing the future trends of the country (over the next five years) and the idea as to whether or not Saudi Arabia’s economic growth is fair and equal to both men and women, before analyzing whether or not the government is providing a positive role for the country’s economic growth. Supported by 5 references.
	Globalization of McDonald's Code:mcdonaldsdb180 Price: $47.70 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 6-page paper on business. It has 10 sources and is in MLA format. The paper discusses McDonald’s global marketing strategy.
	International Business Code:internationaldb81 Price: $31.80 Quantity in Basket:  none
His 4 page case analysis uses 0 sources. It discusses an International Business case involving difficulties adjusting to International assignments and the difficulties of expatriate workers.
	Global Capitalism Code:globalcapitalismdb81 Price: $15.90 Quantity in Basket:  none
This essay, 2 pages in length, in MLA format, and relying on one source, is a critical review of Robert Gilpin’s essay on the challenge of global capitalism in the post-Cold War era.
	Globalization and New Zealand Code:globalizationdb81 Price: $20.85 Quantity in Basket:  none
This three-page paper includes background information on New Zealand and its place in the global economy. The paper also explains why New Zealand would be a prime place to develop a software industry, with a view to encouraging home based businesses and consultants who could form the basis of a new export field.
	Globalization and New Zealand Code:globdb81 Price: $6.95 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a one page paper that discusses the term of globalization, what it means and what the connotations are. The paper is written in APA style and uses no sources.
	Globalization on Local Economies in the UK and China Code:globalization4db41 Price: $63.60 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 8-page research paper is in APA format. It discusses the effects of globalization on local economies in the UK and China. Three sources are used.
	Effects of Globalization Code:globalizationeffectdb41 Price: $47.70 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 6-page essay critically evaluating the impact of globalization on society. Four sources are used for this paper, which is presented in APA format.
	Oil in Economics Code:oilinnigeriadb41 Price: $23.85 Quantity in Basket:  none
This three-page paper is an analysis of an article concerning the growing division between the rich and poor in Nigeria – home to a host of foreign oil companies. The paper identifies the key issues and then discusses these issues in relation to Adam Smith’s invisible hand theory. There are two external references to this paper plus the citation information for the analyzed document.
	Haitia International Strategy Code:haitidb42 Price: $55.65 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 7-page research paper uses 8 sources and is in MLA format. It discusses the international strategy used by Haiti.
	British Corporate Governance Code:britishcorporategovernancedb42 Price: $119.25 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 15-page research paper is in APA format. It supports the thesis that British Corporate governance laws are based too much on freedom of contract, as compared to German law, which is over-prescribed by statute. Seven sources are used.
	Good Faith Code:goodfaithdb42 Price: $119.25 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 15-page analysis uses 11 sources and is in APA format. It supports he thesis that British courts are adequately interpreting the concept of “Good Faith” in insurance cases and that there is no need for legislative interference.
	Global Supply Chain Code:globalsupplychaindb42 Price: $119.25 Quantity in Basket:  none
This 15-page research paper uses 8 sources and is in APA format. It discusses integration of the Global Supply Chain and E-supply in the Chinese Automotive industry.
	APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Code:ApproachestoIn1608.doc Price: $63.60 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 8-page essay on international relations. It discusses the theories and perspectives from both positivist and post positivist approaches in international relations. It relies on 3 sources and is in APA format. Some of the questions answered are:
	ASCERTAINING THE NATURE OF THE THREAT OF TERRORISM TO THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY: A REPORT TO THE SECRETAR Code:Thisreport—inA1231.doc Price: $55.65 Quantity in Basket:  none
This report—in APA format, relying on 9 sources, and 7 pages in length—reviews aspects of secular and religious-based transnational terrorism. It first reviews historical instances of resort to terror, both on a private and public level. It then examines the western experience with secular-based terrorist efforts (e.g., Guevara in Africa and South America, the Red Army Faction in Germany) and religious-based counterparts. The report distinguishes between those religiously oriented terrorist activities functioning within a particular nation (e.g., India) and those that operate function internationally and have goals of a transnational nature. The report concludes that religiously inspired terrorism is a graver threat to the world community than its secular counterpart.
	TERRORISM: DEFINING, EXPLAINING, AND DESCRIBING ONE OF THE MOST DISCUSSED TOPICS IN THE WORLD TODAY Code:Terrorism:Defi1.doc Price: $39.75 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a five-page essay discussing terrorism. It offers an overview of the various definitions for the term “terrorism” and related issues. It also attempts to explain why there are differing definitions. It describes the changes that terrorist organizational models have undergone in the past 65 years. Both the advantages and disadvantages are covered. The general funding of terrorist organizations is investigated. A brief overview of the existence of al-Qaeda and the Jihadist Network in Afghanistan in relation to historical U.S. actions involving that country is also provided. It relies on eight sources presented in APA format.
	RAWLSIANISM AND KANT Code:rawlsianismdb09 Price: $15.90 Quantity in Basket:  none
This two-page paper looks at differing views on exports in relation to Rawlsianism theory and Kant’s categorical imperative. The hypothetical situation includes the concepts of a) export capital for production abroad, b) export commodities that have been banned for sale in the United States and c) a situation where export commodities have the potential for misuse, specifically the Nestle situation.
	TERRORISM Code:terrorismdb09 Price: $119.25 Quantity in Basket:  none
This is a 15-political science term paper in MLA format on issues related to terrorism. The paper responds to two multi-part questions provided by the client. The questions ask for informed personal views regarding the policies and practices related to anti-terror risk identification and management. Specifically, the questions answered ask for responses regarding three policies that could be implemented to reduce the risk of terrorism; the development of a cost-benefit analysis; the potential role of first-responders; the 9/11 Commission report; the tactics, strategies and goals of the al Qaeda terror organization; and the public response to a comprehensive anti-terror campaign. The paper relies on four outside sources, in addition to informed personal opinion.