Thursday, March 19, 2009
To Change The World
world. I found it difficult to change the world,
So I tried to change my nation.
When I found I couldn’t change my nation, I
Began to focus on my town. I couldn’t change
The town and as I got older, I tried to change
my family.
Now that I am old, I realize the only thing I can
Change is myself, and suddenly I realize that if
long ago I had changed myself, I could have
made an impact on the town. Their impact
could have changed the nation and I could
indeed have changed the world.”
Author Unknown
EUROPEAN UNION-UNITED STATES RELATIONS
Europa: The European Union Online.
The principal web server of the institution and agencies of the European Union, it provides up-to-date information on European Union affairs and European integration.
USA and Europe Issues.
This website, sponsored by Eurolegal Services, provides comparisons and information on common interests concerning the
The United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-US).
This site sponsored by the UNA-US is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to enhancing U.N.-U.S. relations and provides information services on the U.N.'s work and other global issues.
The United Nations Homepage.
This site sponsored by the U.N. provides details on the U.N.'s organization, current events, and other services.
Public Opinion on Human Rights in American Foreign Policy.
This site sponsored by the
Worldviews 2002
This site sponsored by Chicago Council on Foreign Relations and German Marshall Fund of the
"Appeasement, Please: The case for Paying North Korea's Nuclear Blackmail."
This news site sponsored by MSN contains an article by Fred Kaplan from December 31, 2002.
North Korea: Documents, News, and Analysis
This site sponsored by the Arms Control Association features articles and reports on
The Clash of Capitalism and Democracy.
This privately run site includes 5 articles from Suite101 and discusses problems concerning capitalism and democracy, especially in
Morality, Capitalism and Democracy.
This site sponsored by the Auckland Business Forum features a discussion of the superiority of capitalism and democracy.
POVERTY AND INEQUALITY IN THE SOUTH
Causes of Poverty.
This site is privately run and features many links to sites and articles on the causes of global poverty and inequality.
Global Poverty and Inequality in the 20th Century: Turning the Corner?
This site sponsored by Australian Government's Treasury features an article advocating global poverty and inequality are decreasing.
The Middle East Research and Information Project (MERIP).
The site is sponsored by MERIP and features various online resources for Middle East studies including a historical timeline with links for the "
Research Guide to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict.
Website run by Robin C. Miller with many research-oriented links on topics concerning the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict.
The Globalization Website.
Global Policy Forum.
This site provides many helpful references on globalization and global issues.
A Changed World: Combating Terrorism.
This site sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor provides a detailed analysis of the clash of civilizations, the West, and Islam.
9/11: Islamic Worlds.
This site sponsored by Open Democracy features articles from a Muslim perspective on the West and Islamism debate.
Islamic World.Net
Official Web Site of Khalifa Institute
PHILIPPINEPOLITICS.NET
It is a discussion portal for Philippine politics and current events. They promote informative dialogues, engaging topics and open to all views. The site does not support nor promote any political party.
Philippine Political Parties, Electoral System and Political Reform.
The most important characteristic of Philippine political parties is that they are parties of the elite.
Political parties, and political groups worldwide
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, POLICY AND DIPLOMACY
The International Relations (IR) Theory Web site is an on-line resource for students, scholars and other professionals interested in International Relations theory and research.
Pearson Longman Companion Website
International Relations, 2006–2007 Edition
International Relations and Security Network
Government Site Council on Foreign Relations - Internationalist Organization Foreign Affairs
Council of Foreign Relations
A Non Partisan Resource for Information and Analysis
Read the first paragraph of the entry. Note that it says nothing about international relations. But liberalism has often been extended into the international realm.
Read the speech at by President John F. Kennedy on October 22, 1962, in which he announced to the American people the presence of Soviet missiles in
Visit the
Women in International Relations
Skim the list of International Women's Web Site.
Read the report "Nonproliferation Regimes at Risk"
Means of Leverage
One means of getting another country to change a policy is economic sanctions: refusing or limiting trade in order to cause economic stress for the targeted state.
CORRUPTION
Transparency International is an organization that monitors corruption in business practices around the world. View their "Bribe Payers Index" and "Corruption Perceptions Index"
NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION
Nuclear proliferation is not new. In fact, one might say it started with the Manhattan Project during World War II. Examine the chart on the occurrence of nuclear weapons.
GOVERNANCE, BUREAUCRACY AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
The Philippine Presidency Project
Socio-Economic Research Portal for The Philippines
The information site on the Philippine politics and government
Public Administration in the Philippines
Philippines: Governmental Resources
Manuel L. Quezon III: The Daily Dose



