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Did American media coverage in March 2003 conform to Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky's' Propaganda Model in the coverage of the 2nd Iraq War?
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Political Mobilization of the Feminized Middle Class within a Globalized Market: A Case Study of Morocco
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Violence, Rents, and Elites: Institutional Determinants of Political Order in Ethiopia, Rwanda, and South Sudan , Kaleb Demerew
Standing Her Ground: Legal Constraints on Women Who have been Victims of Violence , Janae E. Thomas
Struggling Against the Odds: Social Movements in Pakistan During Authoritarian Regimes , Sajjad Hussain
The Domestic Reality of Foreign Policy: The 1994 Clinton Administration Response to the Crises in Rwanda and Haiti , Camara Kemanini Silver
American Military Service and Identity: From the Militia to the All-Volunteer Force , Andrew C. Sparks
Decolonizing Human Trafficking: A Case Study of Human Trafficking in Edo State Nigeria , Oyinkansola Adepitan
Borges, el Escritor Italiano: Precursores Italianos en/desde Borges , Sara Boscagli
A Dangerous New Era: Analyzing the Impact of Cyber Technology on International Conflict , Kenneth Brown
Networks in the Norm Life Cycle and the Diffusion of Environmental Norms , James E. Fry
Power, Property Rights, and Political Development: A property rights theory of political development and its application to the study of development in Honduras and Costa Rica , Ricardo R. Noé
Bodily Harm: An Analysis of the Phenomenological and Linguistic Aspects of Harm and Trauma , Grant Samuel Peeler
Mystic Medicine: Afro-Jamaican Religio-Cultural Epistemology and the Decolonization of Health , Jake Wumkes
The Humanitarian Gaze and the Spectatorial Nature of Sympathy , Michelle Assaad
The Progressive Transformation of Medellín- Colombia: A Successful Case of Women's Political Agency , María Auxiliadora González-Malabet
Restoring International Justice: Exposing the Limitations of Retributive Justice and Proposing a Restorative Dimension , Nazek Jawad
Human Rights, Emotion, and Critical Realism: Proposing an Emotional Ontology of International Human Rights , Ben Luongo
When Faced with a Democracy: political socialization of first-generation ethnic Russian immigrants in Central and South Florida , Marina Seraphine Mendez
Structure of Turkey-USA Bilateral Relations and Analysis of Factors Affecting Bilateral Relations , Hanifi Ozkarakaya
Soviet Nationality Policy: Impact on Ethnic Conflict in Abkhazia and South Ossetia , Nevzat Torun
The Influence of The Armenian Diaspora on The American Foreign Policy , Fatih Aydogan
Discourse, Affinity and Attraction: A Case Study of Iran's Soft Power Strategy in Afghanistan , Hiva Feizi
Becoming Legitimate: How PMSCs are Seeking Legitimacy in the International System , Sommer Mitchell
De Mestizas a Indígenas: Reindigenization as a Political Strategy in Ecuador , Pamela X. Pareja
Star Power, Pandemics, and Politics: The Role of Cultural Elites in Global Health Security , Holly Lynne Swayne
Strategic Negligence: Why the United States Failed to Provide Military Support to the Syrian Resistance in 2011-2014 , Konrad J. Trautman
The Viability of Democratic Governance in De Facto States: A Comparative Case Study of Iraqi Kurdistan and Syria Rojava , Chelsea Vogel
Cyber Deterrence against Cyberwar between the United States and China: A Power Transition Theory Perspective , Yavuz Akdag
The Role of Elites in the Formation of National Identities: The Case of Montenegro , Muhammed F. Erdem
Measuring Trust in Post-Communist States: Making the Case for Particularized Trust. , Nicole M. Ford
Hidden: A Case Study on Human Trafficking in Costa Rica , Timothy Adam Golob
Latino Subgroups Political Participation in American Politics: The Other Latinos’ Electoral Behavior , Angelica Maria Leon Velez
Re-ethnicization of Second Generation Non-Muslim Asian Indians in the U.S. , Radha Moorthy
Structural Racism: Racists without Racism in Liberal Institutions within Colorblind States , Alexis Nicole Mootoo
Venezuela, from Charisma to Mimicry: The Rise and Fall of a Televised Political Drama , Rebecca Blackwell
Containment: A Failed American Foreign Policy and How the Truman Doctrine Led to the Rise in Islamic Extremism in the Muslim World , Christopher Jonathan Gerber
The Role of Religion in Mitigating Cancer Disparities Among Black Americans , Samar Hennawi
Where is the Survivor’s Voice? An Examination of the Individual and Structural Challenges to the Reintegration of Immigrant Human Trafficking Survivors , Michelle Cristina Angelo Dantas Rocha
Changes and Challenges in Diplomacy: An Evaluation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic , Yudelka Santana
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The Triumvirate of Intersectionality: a Case Study on the Mobilization of Domésticas in Brazil , Kristen Lei Nash
Strategic Missile Defense: Russian and U.S. Policies and Their Effects on Future Weapons Proliferation , Diana Marie Nesbitt
Staring Down the Mukhabarat: Rhizomatic Social Movements and the Egyptian and Syrian Arab Spring , Stephen Michael Strenges
The Effect of Neoliberalism on Capabilities: Evaluating the Case of Mexico , James Paul Walker
Human Trafficking from Southern Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala: Why These Victims are Trafficked into Modern Day Florida , Timothy Adam Golob
The Effects of U.S. Middle East Foreign Policy on American Muslims: A Case Study of Muslims in Tampa Bay , Mark G. Grzegorzewski
Does Revolution Breed Radicalism? An Analysis of the Stalled Revolution in Syria and the Radical Forces Since Unleashed , Ryan King Little
The United States Prison System: A Comparative Analysis , Rachel O'connor
Fair Trade in Transition: Evolution, Popular Discourse, and the Case of the CADO Cooperative in Cotopaxi, Ecuador , Robyn Michelle Odegard
Challenging the Democratic Peace Theory - The Role of US-China Relationship , Toni Ann Pazienza
Continuation in US Foreign Policy: An Offensive Realist Perspective , Bledar Prifti
The Syrian Civil War: Four Concentric Forces of Tensions , Majid Rafizadeh
Key Ingredients in the Rule of Law Recipe: The Role of Judicial Independence in the Effective Establishment of the Rule of Law , Lauren A. Shumate
Leges, Plebiscita, et Rogationes: Democratization and Legislative Action, 494 - 88 BC , Eric Wolters
An Analysis of State Building: The Relationship between Pashtun 'Para-State' Institutions and Political Instability in Afghanistan , Rebecca Young Greven
Accessibility's Influence on Population Location near Light Rail in the Denver Region , Christophe Michael Zuppa
A Comparative Study: How Educational and Healthcare Preparedness Affected Marketization of the Chinese and Indian Economies , Cindy Arjoon
Accidental Detention: A Threat to the Legitimacy of Venezuelan Democracy , Mabel Gabriela Durán-Sánchez
European Union Institutions, Democratic Discourse, and the Color Revolutions , Lizette G. Howard
The End of Anarchy: Weapons of Mass Destruction and the States System , Gregory Edward Johnson
Trends in the Contracting out of Local Government Services , Cristiane Carvalho Keetch
Framing Colombian Women's Beliefs, Values and Attitude Towards Sex and Sexual High-Risk Behaviors , Rosa Ore
Impacts of U.S. Foreign Policy and Intervention on Guatemala: Mid-20th Century , Patricia M. Plantamura
Maximizing Citizenship with Minimal Representation: An Analysis of Afro-Argentine Civil Society Organizing Strategies , Prisca Suarez
From Zaire to the DRC: A Case Study of State Failure , Adam Zachariah Trautman
Guanxi, Networks and Economic Development: The Impact of Cultural Connections , Patricia Anne Weeks
Comparative Political Corruption in the United States: The Florida Perspective , Andrew Jonathon Wilson
Modernization From Above: Social Mobilization, Political Institutionalization and Instability: A Case Study of Iran (1953-1979) , Jeffrey Robert Cobb
The Relationship between the Social Construction of Race and the Black/White Test Score Gap in , Toriano M. Dempsey
The Causes and Effects of Get Tough: A Look at How Tough-on-Crime Policies Rose to the Agenda and an Examination of Their Effects on Prison Populations and Crime , Cheyenne Morales Harty
Hegemonic Rivalry in the Maghreb: Algeria and Morocco in the Western Sahara Conflict , Michael D. Jacobs
The Politics of Pentecostalism; Does it Help or Hinder Democratic Consolidation in Brazil? , Amber S. Johansen
Women's Political Representation in Europe: An Analysis of Structural and Attitudinal Factors , Jenna Elaine Mcculloch
Examining the Relationship between Participatory Democracy and Nonwhite Domestic Workers in Porto Alegre, Brazil: Issues of Race, Class and Privilege , Alexis Nicole Mootoo
The Indigenous Movement and the Struggle for Political Representation in Bolivia , Angelica T. Nieves
MAS and the Indigenous People of Bolivia , Maral Shoaei
Cyberwar and International Law: An English School Perspective , Anthony F. Sinopoli
The Homegrown Jihad: A Comparative Study of Youth Radicalization in the United States and Europe , William Wolfberg
The State and the Legalization of Dual Citizenship/Dual Nationality: A Case Study of Mexico and the Philippines , Pamela Kim Anderson
The Integration of African Muslim Minority: A Critique of French Philosophy and Policy , Amber Nichole Dillender
Elections and Tensions and Constitutions! Oh, My! A Process-Oriented Analysis of Bolivian Democratization from 1993 to 2009 , Laurel Kristin Dwyer
Cuban Medical Internationalism: A Case for International Solidarity in Foreign Policy Decision Making , Eric James Fiske
The Threat to Democracy in Brazil's Public Sphere , Daniel Nettuno
Prospects for Political Reform in China , Jody Lee Tomlin
The Positive- and Negative-Right Conceptions of Freedom of Speech and the Specter of Reimposing the Broadcast Fairness Doctrine ... or Something Like It , Adam Fowler
The Christian Zionist Lobby and U.S.-Israel Policy , Mark G. Grzegorzewski
An Analysis of U.S. Policies Targeting the Iranian Nuclear Program , Bryan T. Hamilton
Religion and Resistance: The Role of Islamic Doctrine in Hamas and Hezbollah , Matthew Lawson
Prospects for Nuclear Non-Proliferation: An Actor-Oriented Case Study of Iran’s Future , James Martin Lockwood
Impact of Globalization on Socio-Economic and Political Development of the Central Asian Countries , Karina Orozalieva
Mubarak’s Machine: The Durability of the Authoritarian Regime in Egypt , Andrea M. Perkins
International Society Cosmopolitan Politics and World Society , Kimberly Weaver
From China to Cuba: Guerilla Warfare as a Mechanism for Mobilizing Resources , Jorge Barrera
Neoliberalism and Dependence: A Case Study of The Orphan Care Crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa , Christine Concetta Gibson
City Level Development New Key to Successful Development , Gina Herron
The neoconservative war on modernity: The Bush Doctrine and its resistance to legitimation , Ben Luongo
The Security and Foreign Policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran: An Offensive Realism Perspective , Bledar Prifti
Transdiscursive cosmopolitanism: Foucauldian freedom, subjectivity, and the power of resistance , Joanna Rozpedowski
Making and Keeping the Peace: An Analysis of African Union Efficacy , Nicholas Temple
Social Implications of Fair Trade Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico: Toward Alternative Economic Integration , Joseph J. Torok
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That’s why the federal government partners with select universities and graduate schools to outsource projects to students through their Diplomacy Lab .
“This is an opportunity for students interested in working in any area of international economic policy to have a very hands-on experience dealing with an issue defined by officials at the State Department,” said Robert Rogowsky , a professor in the International Trade program. “It’s a remarkably practical application of the things we are teaching at Middlebury Institute.”
This year marked the first that the Institute participated, with international policy and development student Nancy Kwang Johnson MAIPD ’24 selected to research transitional justice in Montenegro in the western Balkans. Johnson capped the project by presenting her team’s findings to high-level diplomats at the State Department in April 2024.
“The country’s recent census shows what it means to self-identify and embrace the Montenegrin language versus the Serbian language,” Johnson said. “This alludes to what’s coming down the road as far as conflict transformation .”
Leveraging experiential learning funding through the Institute, Johnson spent a month in fall 2023 conducting interviews on the ground, working with the U.S. Embassy in Montenegro to reach local NGOs. She recruited MPA student Elizabeth Hammond to support with quantitative analyses.
“I did the quantitative lifting on the project, building out statistical models for freedom and fragility scores across the world to identify key variables relevant to the embassy’s goals,” Hammond said. “We also worked together to model the results Nancy found from her on-the-ground research. She found that the quantitative models triangulated her qualitative findings of brain drain in the country.”
“There’s a marvelous sense of teamwork that evolves among the students,” Rogowsky said. “They are not just working together on a paper for a professor. They are working together to make a presentation to the State Department. Wonderful camaraderie and competitive pressure develops to make sure everyone pulls their weight.”
Johnson presented her findings to State Department officials at the annual Diplomacy Lab Fair in Washington, D.C. Most of the invited institutions include D.C.-, Virginia-, and Maryland-area colleges and universities. Middlebury Institute’s recent inclusion brings new opportunities for students and a chance for the graduate school to shine. Johnson, who specializes in French and also studied Korean (one of her mother tongues) through Middlebury’s intensive summer program, said attendees noted the Institute’s leadership in language.
In contrast, Hammond said she did not embark on Diplomacy Lab with any specific career goals in mind. However, the experience has led to fresh opportunities.
“I didn’t do it to further any specific career goals, other than practicing independent analytical work,” she said. “However, I find myself being recruited as a data scientist, and this work is directly relevant to the position they want me to fill.”
Diplomacy Lab is a remarkably practical application of the things we are teaching at Middlebury Institute.
Rogowsky hopes to grow the program. Because many of the projects focus on emerging hot topics, students have a chance to be pioneering researchers and even achieve publication. Johnson used her research to complete her client-based international policy and development practicum , working closely with Professor Scott Pulizzi .
“It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to dig into a topic I had never researched and follow my curiosity wherever it might prove helpful to the team and embassy,” Hammond said.
“The diplomats in the room commented that they learned a lot and if I was ever interested in pursuing a career in the State Department they would offer a helping hand,” Johnson said. “Having the honor to present and represent the Middlebury Institute as the first project ever accepted was life altering.”
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Diplomacy, the practice of international relations, is an area in which RAND has significant research experience. Among RAND's many experts are former ambassadors whose research and commentary on both long-term efforts and current events shed light on how diplomatic ventures can be integral to national security goals and activities, including traditional military interventions, nuclear arms ...
Keywords: Migration, security, diplomacy, migration governance, migration diplomacy, international relations, new world order, national security, human rights . Important Note: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements.
Abstract. This article explores the intricate relationship between global politics and diplomacy within the context of international relations. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of ...
Over the past 100 years, sovereign-state diplomacy and the diplomatic norms typically embodied by professional diplomats were attacked by adherents of four historically significant critiques: the Wilsonian liberal democratic critique, that secret diplomacy leads to war; the revolutionary critique, associated with communists from Trotsky on, that diplomacy would wither with the capitalist state ...
By Anna Cimmino (1997) The Illicit Traffic of Art from Cambodia. By Maria Lafont (2001) FIABCI and its Role in Contemporary International Relations and Diplomacy. By Telemaco Matrundola (1997) The Dynamics of Peace in International Relations and Diplomacy. By Lucio Sia (1998) Galileo. The Declaration of European Independance.
Nevertheless, the two volumes of New perspectives on diplomacy explore a wide array of both new phenomena and challenges, as well as new areas of research within the field of diplomacy. Rather than providing generic arguments on the impact of such phenomena as globalization and digitalization, the various chapters zoom in on specific developments.
Jérémie Cornut is a visiting scholar at the School of International Relations (University of Southern California) and a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Waterloo. He obtained his PhD in Political Science from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, France in 2012. Cornut's research interests include diplomatic practice and culture, crisis diplomacy and eclecticism and ...
4.5 Chapter Summary. Diplomacy is tool of foreign policy and thus the major role of the 21st century diplomatic engagements in Kenya is enabling of implementation of Kenya‟s foreign policy and national interests. Kenya has always had a friendly approach in diplomacy ever since its independence.
Diplo Academy 's dissertation library is a repository of dissertations by our Master in Contemporary Diplomacy graduates. Topics range from international relations, geopolitics, and small-state diplomacy to digital policy, cybersecurity and internet governance. Diplo Master's students complete a dissertation in fulfilment of their Master in ...
Jan 2024. Mohammed Saaida. International relations have traditionally been understood as interactions between sovereign states. However, in recent decades, the role and influence of non-state ...
The Relation between Microfinance, the Empowerment of Women and the Alleviation of Poverty. By Mairi Lee (2007) English Language as a Political Tool in Non-Anglophone Countries. By Rachel Levine (2007) The Inability of Peacekeeping to address the Rwandan-Congolese Security Dilemma.
Founded over two decades ago by Geoff Berridge, the Studies in Diplomacy and International Relations (SDIR) series aims to publish the best new scholarship interrogating and demonstrating the central role of diplomacy in contemporary international relations.We are proud to continue this tradition by publishing diverse and cutting-edge research from a global community of scholars that ...
Understanding International Diplomacy Corneliu Bjola,Markus Kornprobst,2018-02-19 This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of international diplomacy, covering both theory and practice. This second edition has been revised and updated, with new material on such key contemporary issues as Syria, Ukraine, migration and the
Analyses of diplomacy - a fashionable research topic again, largely due to the 'practice turn' in International Relations (IR) - seem at odds with globalisation studies, which suggest that virtual means of communication are detracting from the relevance of territorial reach and physical presence.
Changes and Challenges in Diplomacy: An Evaluation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic, Yudelka Santana. PDF. How Presidents Can Become "Hip" by Using High Definition Metaphors Strategic Communication of Leadership in a Digital Age, Mirela Camelia Stimus
Janice Firebrand Johnson, a Master's student in Diplomacy and World Affairs at Atlantic International University, is engaged in an in-depth study of "Introduction to International Relations." This course examines critical themes such as the definition of international relations, the concept of sovereignty, and the distinctions between ...
The Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations. GSD is a prestigious educational institution at the heart of diplomacy in Geneva, Switzerland. It offers courses in international relations and political science and training opportunities in the political and diplomatic fields and global organizations through experienced faculty members.
That's why the federal government partners with select universities and graduate schools to outsource projects to students through their Diplomacy Lab. "This is an opportunity for students interested in working in any area of international economic policy to have a very hands-on experience dealing with an issue defined by officials at the State Department," said Robert Rogowsky, a ...