'Foreign policy' presentation slideshows

Welcome to the Department of Political Science. Orientation session for PhD students 2008/2009. In Front of You: Carsten Schneider, PhD Program Director and Noemi Kakucs PhD Program Coordinator. Also present IRES and DPP faculty and coordinators POLS Coordinators of the department

The Origins of the “Seventies”. The Election of ’68 & the origins of the ’70s Richard M. Nixon & the politics of Vietnam The “Silent Majority” speech (Nov. 3, 1969) Kevin Philips & the “Southern Strategy” Sweet Home Alabama Okie from Muskogee. Vietnam & the Seventies.

OBAMA FOR AMERICA FOREIGN POLICY WORKING GROUP Agenda: Somalia What’s the problem? Define goals Resources and constraints Structure Monitoring Evaluation Media and other resources Next steps What’s the problem? Loudoun County Democrats:

The End of the Cold War APUSH 3/29/07 Ms. Weston The Election of President Carter Ran against Republican Gerald Ford in 1976 Ford unpopular because he had pardoned Nixon Carter popular because he was so sincere and moral At first very successful, got support of Congress

Communisim. Class Conflict, Propaganda, Repression. Communist Ideology. Communism is a system of government in which the means of production* are the property of the entire society rather than individuals.

Canada and WWI. Canada: Pulled into War. Had gained Independence in domestic issues in 1867- population 8 million Issues with a confusing foreign-policy structure by 1914 A dominion of the British Empire: British government essentially controlling Canada's foreign-policy

The European Union What is it? Why does it interest us? Where is the EU? And Where is Europe?? Europe may have to define itself by what “it is not.” Is This the border of “Europe?” Who Knows? How far East Does it go? Are Russians “Europeans”? Are Ukrainians? Are the Turks???

A Word Study of Terrorism As it relates to U.S. History Religious Roots in Ancient Times Zealots

Theories of International Relations Theories of IR: Features Realism, liberalism, marxism ( crit ) Constructivism, feminism, rationalism, post-modernism, post-colonialism Theory as generalizable accounts of how world works that go beyond the specific details of one unique case

The European Union Special Case of International Relations or Special Actor in International Relations? EU teacher training 9 July 2010, UNC Chapel Hill Holger Moroff Goals examine efficiency of EU policies: foreign defense and security economic and trade negotiations

Interpreting US Foreign Policy (II). Levels of Analysis. Levels of Analysis…………… . Why didn’t US enter Baghdad in 1991? Background: Iraqi invasion of Kuwait August 2, 1990 August 8: declaring Kuwait 19th province of Iraq US response

The Future of Transatlantic Relations. Dr Fraser Cameron Director of Studies European Policy Centre, Brussels. EU and US- Friends or Rivals?. What Common Values and Interests? Venus v Mars

The Menu for Choice. Analyzing American Foreign Policy. I. Models and Ideologies. What’s the difference?. I. Models and Ideologies. What’s the difference?. I. Models and Ideologies. What’s the difference?. I. Models and Ideologies. What’s the difference?. I. Models and Ideologies.

What the ?@# is Academic Discourse??. Academic Discourse:. Discourse ( Oxford English Dictionary ): Communication of thought by speech; “mutual intercourse of language”

U.S. and International Counter-Piracy Efforts: 2010 Update. RDML (sel) Fred Kenney Office of Maritime & International Law U.S. Coast Guard. Who Are We Protecting & Why?. Providing Protection for: U.S-flagged commercial vessels operating in High Risk Waters (HRW).

Daniel Benjamin & Steven Simon, Age of Sacred Terror. Part 2: America Chapter 6, A Paradigm Lost

New York State Office of Homeland Security. Public Building Security. Questions I Want You to Ask Yourself Today…. Why Would I Be A Target? How Would They Attack Me? What Can I Do To Deter The Bad Guys?. Definitions of Terrorism. Department of Defense

Latin America’s push to bring Cuba back into the fold. Professor Jorge Heine The Centre for International Governance Innovation www.cigionline.org. Engaging Cuba:  Policy Options for the United States, Europe, and the Western Hemisphere November 16, 2009 5 th Floor Conference Room

UNFCCC Workshop on the preparation of Annex I National Communications. National circumstances: the case of Belgium. Bonn, 28.02-2.03.2001. Key questions. How to report on national circumstances ? Why report on national circumstances? What to report? Which tools to use ?

Block integration I: the West. World Trade in 1945. The multilateral system of world trade had collapsed into blocs already bfore WW2, in addition there was a network of bilateral treaties