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Government and International Relations: Recent submissions

    • "Dangerously Radical?" - Explaining the position of the Revolutionary Association of Women in Afghanistan in Post Taliban Afghanistan 

      Prichard, Nisha
      Published 2007-12-21
      ABSTRACT The Revolutionary Association of Women in Afghanistan is an organisation that provides a fascinating insight into understandings of gender, national identity and universal human rights. In its construction of a ...
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    • Prostitution, Pornography and Islamic Law 

      Andren, Kim
      Published 2007-12-19
      ABSTRACT This thesis examines how increasing conservatism in Indonesia has affected Indonesian women. In order to avoid presenting them as passive victims of a conservative Islam ideology, the thesis examines women’s NGO ...
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    • Second-Strike Nuclear Forces and Neorealist Theory: Unit-Level Challenge or Balance-of-Power Politics as Usual? 

      Lombard, Alex
      Published 2007-12-19
      ABSTRACT: What are the implications of second-strike nuclear forces for neorealism? The end of the Cold War yielded a unipolar structure of international politics defined by the military, economic, and political preponderance ...
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    • Presidential Encores: International Entrepreneurship in Health Policy 

      Bennett, Chloe
      Published 2007-12-19
      ABSTRACT Ex-Presidents Carter and Clinton are forging new paths for post-presidential activities. With their respective action-oriented public policy institutions, the Carter Center and the Clinton Foundation, they have ...
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    • Anatomy of State Failure 

      Townshend, Ashley
      Published 2007-12-19
      Abstract In the 1990s, failed states emerged as a pernicious threat to both regional security and the wellbeing of millions of people worldwide. While this phenomenon has been welldocumented, explaining why and how states ...
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