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Government and International Relations: Recent submissions

    • The Boat as a Prop in Election Theatrics: Constructing Maritime Asylum Seekers as a ‘Problem’ 

      McCleary, Jessica
      Published 2011-01-01
      This article is concerned with the way Maritime Asylum Seekers (MAS) were constructed as a problem and negatively framed during the 2010 Australian Federal Election. It draws upon a comparative study of the representations ...
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    • Organised Crime and State Sovereignty - The conflict between the Mexican state and drug cartels 2006-2011 

      Damnjanovic, Jelena
      Published 2011-01-01
      Since December 2006, the government of Mexico has been embroiled in a battle against numerous criminal organisations seeking to control territory and assure continued flow of revenue through the production and trafficking ...
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    • Illicit Narcotic Economies and State Fragmentation: Colombia and Afghanistan 

      Cheng, Huixin Shirley
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis argues that the illicit narcotics economy in Afghanistan and Colombia is the central force fragmenting state power through two main processes of internal regression and external attack. Internal regression ...
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    • Lifting the Shroud: Government, Investment Banks and Power in Post Financial Crisis United Kingdom - A critical deconstruction of the relationship between government and investment banks in the United Kingdom post global financial crisis (2007 – 2011) 

      Maheswaran, Sharangan
      Published 2011-01-01
      The late 2000s Global Financial Crisis swept the advanced world and spilled into the developing, creating chaos in its wake. At the crux of the crisis were the high-risk activities of investment banks in the developed world ...
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    • The Responsibility to Protect: Answering Civil Conflict in the 21st Century – A RAMSI Case Study 

      Pearson, Lucy
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis will attempted to analyse the Responsibility to Protect, whether the doctrine has a future in the workings of the international system as an effective mechanism for conflict resolution and for consensus on ...
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