International Relations

should talk about police violence in Brazil, its development in the past years as well. If possible, contextualise it in a political way and mention other Latin American countries

PurposeRealism was the first major international theory developed by modern political science and remains among the most influential. Realism is a powerful theory—simple and elegant, highly predictive—but it has major weaknesses, departures it cannot explain. All too often, decision-makers find it impossible to follow realist recommendations.Essay Assignment Two is your chance to show your understanding and skill applying course readings on realist international relations theory and explaining the advantages and difficulties of applying realism to major international problems, showing what it does well, and what it does not do well.Tasks with DirectionsFor this assignment, explain realism and apply it explain events in the Korea and/or Vietnam Wars. What does realism explain best? What does it explain worst? What does its rival explanatory strengths and weaknesses reveal about the nature of international affairs? Explain realism and apply it to illuminate case studies from Stoessinger, as explained in the essay guidance located in Blackboard > Submissions > Essay Two instructions. Respond to all parts of the assignment, thoroughly covering the course readings, including explanations of their general themes and concepts, their specific application to assignment questions, and comparison of course readings.Submission GuidelineSubmit your document to Blackboard > Submissions > Essay Two: Realism Applied.Grading Evaluation CriteriaEssays will be marked primarily for explanation and application of assigned readings, and resolution of assigned questions.Your essay needs a descriptive title and summarizing the introduction.Formally cite all references to readings precisely, with a page number. Generally, the more citations, the better.Use of brief quotations from class readings—with proper citations and explanations—is encouraged. Citations can be Chicago or MLA style.Essays should be at least three single-spaced, typed pages.Papers receiving the highest grades typically are at least four to six pages. There is no maximum.Tips for Success Submit a draft to get suggestions. Show you mastered course readings. Re-read assigned articles for full comprehension. As you read, always look up any unfamiliar nouns: concepts, countries, events, people, etcetera. Write deductively; when introducing a reading, show you understand its most important themes, explain major themes from course readings—what are they all about—then apply those themes to the specific questions of the assignment. There is no tool as useful in composition as detailed outlining. The more you outline, the less you have to write.

Depending of your position “Argue if the Schengen Agreement and the removal of the international borders in  the EU made the EU less able/more able to manage refugee crisis/COVID”

I need help to write my paper. original writing no copying from the internet please.CRITERIA FOR FINAL ESSAY—What should be included in the essay (report)I. HeadingSubject: Title of Report/Briefing on Current (include title of topic) NegotiationsDate: Current DateII. Summary (1-2 paragraphs)Summarize what is in the report on these negotiationsWhy is this an important negotiation?What key info is contained in the report?What course of action is recommended (to be discussed in detail at the end of report)III. Content (explain in detail in 3-4 pages)Background tothese negotiations (history)Who (key figures/individuals)Where is this issue located (if geographical)?What: Current situation > What are the issues?Where are we now? How did negotiations arrive here?What are the positions of each party over the issues?Is there an agreement in place? If so, has it been successful? If not, why not??No agreement? Why? Stalemate? Why the stalemate? What are the obstacles to the impasse?Identify key strategies that may have been used based upon ‘breakthrough principles’IV. OptionPlausible courses of action if there is a stalematPros and cons of each option > Risks/potential opposition that may come from choosing each optionIf an agreement is in place, what are the (regional or otherwise) repercussions if held in place? (Good orbad?) Why?V. Recommendation (or Conclusion)What do you want the policymaker to do? Why?How can your recommendation be properly implemented?

“Examine some aspect of international human rights. What are the challenges facing efforts to address the issue? What can be done to improve policies and practices to better address the problem?”•    The first 150 words (or so) of the paper should introduce the subject matter of the proposed paper (what is the issue you are writing about and why it is important?), and provide a thesis statement that clearly indicates the core argument of your paper. After reading the first 150 words of your paper, a reader should know the subject matter of the paper, why the subject matter is important, and your argument.•    The next 300 words (or so) of the paper should provide a descriptive overview of the issue you are analyzing. This section should be supported by information, evidence and examples.•    The next 300 words (or so) of the paper should provide an analysis of the subject matter that supports your argument. This is where you convince the reader of the strength of your claims. This section should be supported by information, evidence, and examples.•    The next 200 words (or so) of the paper should present and support your recommendations for positive change or improvements to current practices and policies. This section should be consistent with your analysis and argument and convince the reader of the strength of your proposals.•    A one-paragraph conclusion of 50 words (or so) should be provided.

should talk about police violence in Brazil, its development in the past years as well. If possible, contextualise it in a political way and mention other Latin American countries

PLEASE VIEW DOCUMENT, IT WILL COMPLETELY GUIDE THE PAPERResearch question: Why has the US-Israeli alliance been beneficial to AmericaArgument/Thesis: The relationship is founded on:  -shared values  – security interests  -economic interests  (these will be three sections in “Argument” section)INTRO: Give brief context as to how US recognition of Israel shook things up in the region and its immediate ramificationsThis paper will expand on why the US recognition of Israel and subsequent alliance has, and will continue to be beneficial to the United States.THE PUZZLE: Provide a sense of the initial debates regarding the recognition of a Jewish state, and the current debate regarding that and the US alliance with Israel

Depending of your position “Argue if the Schengen Agreement and the removal of the international borders in  the EU made the EU less able/more able to manage refugee crisis/COVID”

PurposeRealism was the first major international theory developed by modern political science and remains among the most influential. Realism is a powerful theory—simple and elegant, highly predictive—but it has major weaknesses, departures it cannot explain. All too often, decision-makers find it impossible to follow realist recommendations.Essay Assignment Two is your chance to show your understanding and skill applying course readings on realist international relations theory and explaining the advantages and difficulties of applying realism to major international problems, showing what it does well, and what it does not do well.Tasks with DirectionsFor this assignment, explain realism and apply it explain events in the Korea and/or Vietnam Wars. What does realism explain best? What does it explain worst? What does its rival explanatory strengths and weaknesses reveal about the nature of international affairs? Explain realism and apply it to illuminate case studies from Stoessinger, as explained in the essay guidance located in Blackboard > Submissions > Essay Two instructions. Respond to all parts of the assignment, thoroughly covering the course readings, including explanations of their general themes and concepts, their specific application to assignment questions, and comparison of course readings.Submission GuidelineSubmit your document to Blackboard > Submissions > Essay Two: Realism Applied.Grading Evaluation CriteriaEssays will be marked primarily for explanation and application of assigned readings, and resolution of assigned questions.Your essay needs a descriptive title and summarizing the introduction.Formally cite all references to readings precisely, with a page number. Generally, the more citations, the better.Use of brief quotations from class readings—with proper citations and explanations—is encouraged. Citations can be Chicago or MLA style.Essays should be at least three single-spaced, typed pages.Papers receiving the highest grades typically are at least four to six pages. There is no maximum.Tips for Success Submit a draft to get suggestions. Show you mastered course readings. Re-read assigned articles for full comprehension. As you read, always look up any unfamiliar nouns: concepts, countries, events, people, etcetera. Write deductively; when introducing a reading, show you understand its most important themes, explain major themes from course readings—what are they all about—then apply those themes to the specific questions of the assignment. There is no tool as useful in composition as detailed outlining. The more you outline, the less you have to write.

Answer the following questions: Outline the major concepts and propositions of feminism. Describe the international situation in which a feminist interpretation of IR emerged. Evaluate/critique the validity of the claims made by feminist IR scholars. Provide examples. What is groupthink? Provide an example. Do you think this concept is relevant to today’s American politics? If so, how? What is the democratic peace theory? What theories explain this phenomenon? How do you evaluate the theory? Do you think it is valid? Your answers to each question should not exceed 2 pages using standard font size such as 12 Times New Roman. Your essay should be double-spaced.