International Affairs Forum

Thu. July 10, 2025

Social Media: Scholarly Papers

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Murder In the Congo! Human Rights Abuses and Heroism in the Congo Free State

This essay documents the human rights abuses in the Congo Free State under King Leopold II—highlighting E.D. Morel’s campaign that exposed these atrocities and sparked a global human rights movement. ... Read More...

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Global Commons and Collective Action: Sustainable Strategies for Managing Global Public Goods

Paper explores sustainable strategies for managing global public goods and commons, advocating market-based incentives, legal frameworks, and international cooperation to address environmental degrada... Read More...

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Political Theory: National Referendum and Popular Sovereignty, Myth or Reality

This scholarly paper critiques the concept of popular sovereignty, arguing that national referendums often fail to reflect true democratic control. It explores theoretical frameworks from Pettit, Rous... Read More...

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Influence and Psychological Operations within the Context of Wargames: Focus on Brazil

The presence of influence operations in wargames constitutes this article's central core, covering aspects pertaining to the information environment as well as to cognitive / psychological operations.... Read More...

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President Carter, U.S.-Chilean relations, and the surrender of justice for Orlando Letelier

Paper analyzes the U.S-Chilean relationship during the Carter years. By Eli Rasmussen. 11/14/2024 Read More...

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When is Compliance Complicity?

Author examines the question of when compliance becomes complicity. By Bryan Yuan. (11/01/2024) Read More...

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The Turning Point: British Colonialism, Resistance, and Loss of Traditional Culture

Paper aims to explain how the Pacific, specifically the Fiji Islands, transformed under the Western colonizers. It also explains the reasons behind Fiji’s more Eurocentric approach, By Anna Zhou. 07/1... Read More...

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Impact of Minimum Wages on Employment and Poverty

Short paper investigates the impact of minimum wages on employment and poverty, analyzing both global and Pakistani contexts. It begins by outlining the historical evolution of minimum wage policies, ... Read More...

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Socioeconomic Equality vs. Billionaire Wealth: Should We Ban the Super-Rich for the Greater Good?

Paper examines whether accumulating billionaire wealth should be controlled. By Kemeng Yao. 06/26/2024 Read More...

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The Scientific Frontier of De-extinction

The prospects of de-extinction efforts and studies that can help repair ecosystems. By Aden Xiao. 04/02/2024

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Is Tax Theft?

Essay analyzes whether taxation constitutes theft. By Kehan Chen. (03/29/2024)

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The Successful Application of Coercive Diplomacy by the United States During the Cuban Missile Crisis

Analysis of the Cuban Missile Crisis. By Lakshmy Ramakrishnan. (09/20/2023)

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Exploring Space, Exploring the Earth: The Apollo Program's Terrestrial Legacy

Essay discusses and analyzes the Apollo space program. By Alina Xiai Pang. 06/05/2023

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Pakistan's Current Economic and Political Crisis: A Brief

In-depth essay about Pakistan's current economic and political state. By Dr. Sohail Mahmood. 05/14/2023

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The Influence of Regional Organizations on the Public Policy Process in Africa

Paper provides analysis of different substantive domains of public policy where regional organizations play a key role. By Odhiambo Kasera. (04/25/2023)

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An Appraisal of Sociology’s Contribution to Public Policy Analysis

Paper argues that sociology is key to public policy analysis and provides examples. By Odhiambo Kasera. (04/22/2023)

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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Presence of Group Interest During Data Collection for the Formulation of Public Policy

In this paper, author argues that group interests can be both an asset and a curse for a qualitative policy researcher. By Odhiambo Alphonce Kasera. (04/20/2023).

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Book Review - Nations and Capital: The Missing Link in Global Expansion

Book review of Nations and Capital, that argues capitalism needs and generates nationalism, both democratic and authoritarian. By Dr. Zlatko Hadžidedic. (02/12/2023)

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Influences on Inter-Governmental Relations

Author presents proposal to alter how the study of international relations is structured. By Ian Kilbey. (12/13/2022)

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JFK and the international importance of “Ich bin ein Berliner”

Paper presents reflections on the importance of John F. Kennedy's Ich bin ein Berliner speech and its ramifications. By Vilson Junçaj . (10/17/2022)

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‘Old and Unoriginal’: Bolsonaro’s Hold and Maintenance of Power in Brazilian Democracy

Paper presents an in-depth look at Jair Bolsonaro, his strategies, and his place with other populists. By Iuri M. Piovezan. 10/02/2022

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Henry Alfred Kissinger’s Diplomacy: Sino-American Relations

Paper examines Henry Kissinger's legacy. By Yuxuan Yang. 09/28/2022

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Mandelbaum, the Tet Offensive and Media Reporting

Author examines the Vietnam War's Tet Offensive and impacts, if any, by media. By Taoxi Xie. (08/30/2022)

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Kennedy’s Foreign Policy in Vietnam: A Series of Decisions that Ultimately Limited Diplomatic Option

Analyzing Kennedy’s Foreign Policy in Vietnam. By Taoxi Xie. 05/06/2022

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Has Constructivism Become More Feasible with International Relations? A Study of the 21st Century

Author discusses how and why constructivism is becoming more feasible with international relations and contributing more to international relations theory. By Mir Basit Sajad. (03/09/2022)

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Comparison the Status of Women in Modern India and Contemporary India

Analysis of womens rights in India, comparing two eras. By Pooja Sevaramani. (01/28/2022)

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Gantowisas: democracy and eternal feminine beyond the legends – a way to rethink world order

Paper examines the myth of the eternal feminine in a Iroquois adaptation. By Paola Canale. 01/23/2022

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The never-ending womens rights chokehold among the shifts of power in Afghanistan – What changes unde

Paper examines womens rights under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. By Paola Canale. 01/23/2022

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China and Sports

Paper argues tht augmenting the soft power capabilities of sporting competitions and events, China can extend its power projection abroad and domestically with great success. By Simo Nikolic. (09/... Read More...

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