Degree awarded: M.A. School of International Service. American University
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Degree awarded: M.A. School of International Service. American University
This dissertation explores the issue of whether international law of belligerent occupation encompasses, or should evolve to encompass, some form of post occupation duties upon a former occupier. The most fundamental question of this dissertation is ...
Since the World Trade Organization is established, Preferential Trade Agreements (PTAs) proliferate. Most countries in East Asia also have concluded many PTAs with the countries in the region or the countries in other continents. Based on this situat...
This dissertation discusses the issue of commercial sex in Taiwan. In Today's Taiwan, the only place to conduct legal sexual transaction is in the very few licensed brothels. Even though the Social Maintenance Law (SOMA) allows the local governments ...
Degree awarded: Ph.D. Public Administration and Policy. American University
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"...Whether Autumn Should Follow Summer:" The Discourse of Globalization and British Party Politics
Degree awarded: Ph.D. School of International Service. American University
Why do foreign military interventions in support of counterinsurgents fail to consistently secure outright victory for their clients? In this thesis, I seek to clarify the effects of foreign military intervention (FMI) on intrastate conflict processe...
National trade preference schemes are an integral component of North-South trade relations. Yet the varying degree of trade liberalization across different preference schemes is considerable, especially in the case of the EU. This thesis attempts to ...
Israel’s occupation regime and subsequent closure apparatus in Palestine manifests in numerous ways. In a span of seven years, Israeli military authorities delayed pregnant Palestinian women at checkpoints at an annual rate of ten percent, resulting ...