Abstract: According to Gerald Rosenberg, there are two main ways to view the American Supreme Court. There is the Dynamic Court theory which views the Court as a powerfull vehicle capable of succesfully proposing social ...

This thesis presents an analysis of the US public diplomacy in the Muslim world after President Bush’s so-called “War on Terror.” It examines the transcripts of two of President Obama’s speeches; one was delivered at Cairo ...

City diplomacy emerged from different shifts within diplomacy. First of all, traditional state to state diplomacy, with professional diplomats as the most important actors, shifted to a multi leveled diplomacy in which ...

In the few decades of its existence, the cultural impact and influence of video games has been almost constantly growing. Assuming a similar growth in the next few decades, video games could very well become one of the ...

The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), established in 1972, was the first multilateral disarmament treaty banning the production of an entire category of weapons. Using pathogens — viruses, bacteria, and other disease-causing ...

The Civil War that took place in the United States between 1861 and 1865 has often been described as a threat to national unity. However, America was not a unity considering its internal political, economic, and cultural/ethnical ...

This thesis looks at the Soviet–Afghan war as a crucial event at the Cold War final stage. It analyses the U.S.’s involvement in the conflict, focusing on the role of American exceptionalism in U.S. administrations’ policy ...

As the United States edged its way into imperial power in the post-Civil War era by entering the New Territory, the Indian problem was solved by way of the General Allotment Act of 1887. Dividing a multitude of Indian ...

The main question that this research addresses is: “How is the power of the United States government conceptualized in the debates about online piracy and Wikileaks?” This research will explore several related issues, such ...