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Reconciling Japan And China, Mel Gurtov
Reconciling Japan And China, Mel Gurtov
Political Science Faculty Publications and Presentations
The conflict-resolution literature offers new insights to reconciling parties in conflict. This article applies that literature, along with political-science approaches, to the seemingly intractable China-Japan rivalry. Proceeding from the standpoint that China and Japan need one another, and should manage their conflict for mutual benefit, the article suggests several steps they may take—bilaterally, in multilateral settings, and in civil society—to reduce tensions and promote better understanding.
Western Involvement In The Middle East: Imperialism And Its Effects, Jamie Elizabeth Dewitt
Western Involvement In The Middle East: Imperialism And Its Effects, Jamie Elizabeth Dewitt
Theses Digitization Project
This study explores Britain's and the United States' relationship with the Middle East, as specific examples of the theory of imperialism. The economic motivations for Britain's involvement in the Middle East are shown to be similar to those of the United States' involvement, and both of these are consistent with the theory of imperialism.