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Response to Theory Talk #12: Robert Jervis

Posted on July 30, 2016 by admin

(talk accessed via: http://www.theory-talks.org/2008/07/theory-talk-12.html) Political Scientist Robert Jervis offers interesting perspectives in the area of International Relations.  In particular he talks about the nature of American dominance, the potential threats to its superpower status, the success and failure of the Treaty on Nuclear Non-Proliferation, etc.  Professor Jervis presents his views from a Realist point of view…

How the US could have been more prepared for 9/11?

Posted on July 27, 2016 by admin

After going through the 9/11 Commission Report, please describe your thoughts on how the US could have been more prepared for 9/11, or if that was impossible, what is being done to change that. The 9/11 terror strikes were the most gruesome to have taken place on American soil.  In the wake of the shocking…

Politics of Tolerance vis-a-vis Islamic Republic of Iran

Posted on April 2, 2015 by admin

The term ‘Politics of tolerance’ is usually not associated with the ‘Islamic Republic of Iran’.  Currently, the country is in the stronghold of radical Islamic forces and no tolerance is shown for dissidents, secularists and pluralists. While Iran has historically been a conservative society, the America backed coup-de-tat of 1953 proved to be a turning…

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