Essays in International Relations II

<p>Essays in International Relations I and II are two volumes that cover the following essays or books:</p><p>Volume I</p><p>Fortifying the Borders: Effective Strategies for Home Security</p><p>Geopolitics in the 21st Century: A Scholar's Perspective</p><p>Lessons from COVID-19: International Cooperation in Global Pandemics</p><p>China's Economic Miracle: The Rise of a Global Power</p><p>The Humanitarian and Political Dimensions of the Refugee Crisis: A Scholarly Analysis</p><p>Global Cybersecurity in the Digital Age: International Threats and Responses for Scholars</p><p>Climate Diplomacy: Paving the Way to a Sustainable Future for Scholars</p><p>Navigating the Future of NATO: Adapting to New Security Challenges in a Changing World</p><p>Renewable Energy Diplomacy: Navigating Shifting Power in a World of Renewable Energy</p><p>Democracy in Crisis: Global Trends and Challenges: A Scholar's Perspective</p><p>From Division to Dominance: German Reunification and Europe's Economic Powerhouse</p><p>Castro's Iron Fist: Understanding the Cuban Dictatorship</p><p>Volume II</p><p>Voting in Times of Economic Change: How the Economy Shapes U.S. National Elections</p><p>State Sponsors Unveiled: The Role of Governments in Supporting Hamas Hezbollah and ISIS</p><p>Africa's Rising Power: Shaping Global Politics in the 21st Century</p><p>Power Play: Diplomatic Maneuvering Amidst Major Powers in the South China Sea Disputes</p><p>Beyond Borders: The New Space Race and International Relations</p><p>Diplomatic Solutions: Health Diplomacy and Global Challenges</p><p>Transnational Terrorism: Analyzing Threats and Effective Counterterrorism Strategies for Scholars</p><p>The United Nations at 75: Challenges and Prospects for Global Scholars</p><p>Arctic Diplomacy: Balancing Claims and Environmental Concerns</p><p>Trade Wars and Global Economics: The Impact on International Relations</p><p>Challenging Authoritarianism: Human Rights in the Digital Age</p><p>Geopolitical Chessboard: Unveiling the Influence of External Powers on Conflicts and Alliances in the Middle East</p>