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Government and International Relations: Recent submissions

    • Sustaining Policies- A Case Study Comparison of University Implementation of Sustainability Policies 

      Collins, Lisette
      Published 2011-01-01
      We are now more than halfway through the UN‟s “Decade for Education for Sustainability.” Universities around the world are working to teach and exemplify sustainable modes of thinking. This thesis is a case study comparison ...
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    • National Television in Putin's Russia - The Media's Changing Role in Society and the Consolidation of Competitive Authoritarianism 

      Sokolovskaja, Margarita
      Published 2011-01-01
      Over the course of Putin's two terms as president, national television, the most important form of media for the Russian population, fell increasingly under the control of the state and many independent channels were ...
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    • The Republic of South Africa: the Southern African Regional Hegemon - Analysing the ‘irresponsible’ leadership of a regional Southern African hegemon; post-apartheid, through case studies of Angola, Mozambique, Namibia, and Zimbabwe 

      Schirmer, Kelsey Ann
      Published 2011-01-01
      Numerous informal regional leaders exist all around the world. These include Japan in South East Asia, the United Kingdom (UK), France and Germany in Europe, and the United States (US) in North America. However, southern ...
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    • China’s Rule of Law is Australia’s Business 

      Cutbush, Vivienne
      Published 2011-01-01
      The purpose of this paper is to investigate the implications of China’s rule of law, in the context of commercial corruption, on the Australia-China business relationship. This paper involves the analysis of three separate ...
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    • BP in Papua: A chance for development or the return of the resource curse? 

      Courvisanos, Madeline
      Published 2010-01-01
      This study focuses on explaining the absence of violent conflict, a symptom associated with the „resource curse‟, in resource extraction projects in volatile and resource dependent regions. An institutionalist approach is ...
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