In 1945, international law as we know it was officially formed. The main difference between International laws and other local legal laws is that international laws mainly deal with a nation as a whole whereas a country specific legal system deals with individuals within their respective nations. The two laws of prime importance are private […]
ABSTRACT Political thought and philosophy holds relevance in contemporary world politics precisely due to its capacity to strengthen international law and morality. International law, if duly codified and extended to regulate the political relations of states, could become through its own inner force, if not a substitute for, at least a restraining influence upon, the […]
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Get startedThis essay will argue that military force is an ineffective instrument for the promotion of humanitarian values. However, this is qualified by also presenting reasons for discounting the effectiveness of non-military interventions. This essay will be structured as follows. The first sections will confront methodological issues that have to be addressed before the question can […]
The question of whether Christianity has a say about the matters of national security, war and peace stand to be a query. First and foremost, Christianity can be defined as an Abrahamic form of religion which is literally founded on the life as well as the teaching of Jesus Christ, believed to be the son […]
Comparing Harriet Tubman to five of the worldr’s greatest leaders of all time, I will compare her to Adolf Hitler, Genghis Khan, Cesar Chavez, Gandhi, and Martin Luther King JR. Though some of these leaders believed in peace and were non violent, some of these leaders like Genghis Khan are notorious for their brutality. Something […]
Many tales begin with Ashoka the ruthless leader who had killed dozens of people including his own family to seize the throne. From those ruthless beginnings he became a king that was very wise and just. Third century B.C.E King Ashoka had seized much of the Indian subcontinent. He had successfully spread Buddhism throughout during […]
The Korean War was the first first proxy war that followed World War II in 1950. It contributed to the Cold War and occurred between 1950 to 1953, ending with 5 million casualties and a ceasefire, making it an unfinished war to this day. Americans had little knowledge of Korea until the Cairo Conference in […]
Ghandi Was a dude who did things Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was a huge peace activist and world leader who showed the world the meaning of truth in his drive for truth. Gandhi was born the second of october in 1869 , born and raised in a coastal town called Parbander located in the Kathiawar Peninsula […]
The power of peace is intuitive to individuals, as well as the power of violence. World peace has always been a set goal for influencers and peace-makers. With wars, hate, bullying, and all of the negative energy this world has seen, it is safe to say that many people would probably see this goal as […]
The Rwandan genocide began in April of 1994 and left around 800,000 civilians, largely of the Tutsi ethnic group, slaughtered in a mere 100 days. Ethnic tensions between the Hutus and the Tutsis began in the early 20th century when Tutsis were put in roles of power and responsibility by the Germans, their first colonizers. […]
TASK I There has been a massive exodus of people from different parts of the world as people are fleeing from their countries in search of a safe and secure environment. The challenges and dangers that they face as they flee from their country indicate that most prefer death to staying in their country. The […]
The question of whether or not to get involved in foreign conflicts is one of the most difficult that American leaders face. I recently read the book A Long Way Gone By Ishmael Beah, a story about a child caught in the middle of the Sierra Leone civil war. It is tempting to think that, […]
A realist is someone who approaches situations like the Rwandan Genocide with the only national interest in mind and has extremely narrow terms. If the wealth, territory, natural resources, and military of the nation is not influenced positively they refuse to get involved with other nations. A realist likes to keep the interest of their […]
Global solidarity is very possible if you manage to get rid of naivety and dysfunctional economic ideas. Today we are in a reform where we are moving away from Globalism, which is a fine term for an abusive economic structure in where almost all nations and people have their percentage of the wealth generated, reduced. […]
In the field of international relations, “mutual construction” refers to the idea that over time, interactions influence the ideas, beliefs, and norms that shape the international system through constructivism. It implies that past interactions amongst states give rise to factors, i.e. the pattern of norms, beliefs, and ideas, that will influence future interactions between the […]
World peace is an endearing concept that means freedom, happiness, and peace within and among all nations and people on earth. As much as it is endearing, it is also a controversial topic. In this day and age of internet, social media, news platforms, and instant communication, the idea of peace is always right in […]
Many conflicts that have raised into the world today have been solved by many ways. People can talk out their conflicts and make amends. People may also fight for their conflicts to find the right answer. Nations can solve many problems with other nations by agreeing on peace treaties and agreements. However, nations can also […]
