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Master Degree in International Relations. Master Thesis

Master Degree in International Relations. Master Thesis

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‘(Non-)Intervention is always for someone and for some purpose’: a critical theory analysis on the principle of non-interference within ASEAN

Lengeling, Isabelle (2020)

Despite its centrality for the organisation, the approach of ASEAN member states towards the Principle of Non-Interference has not been consistent ever since the foundation in 1967. So far, the existing scholarship has not ...
Responding to a global pandemic: a comparative analysis of New Zealand, Taiwan and the United Kingdom

Dini, Giovanni (2020)

The ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic has proven that most States were unprepared and complacent in the face of the imminent epidemic threat that epidemiologists had long warned of. The COVID-19 pandemic confounded the ...
Causes of ethnic unrest in China: the cases of Xinjiang, Tibet, and Inner Mongolia

Domingo Bartolí, Marta (2019)

By analyzing the cases of Xinjiang, Tibet, and Inner Mongolia, three Autonomous Regions of the People’s Republic of China, this dissertation attempts to answer the following question: When do states’ ethnic assimilation ...
Gender-specific migration patterns in the context of political and economic upheaval : the case of Tunisia

Pober, Vera (2018)

The aim of this paper is to understand the progressive feminization of migratory flows from Tunisia to Europe over the period 2010-2017. The observed increase in female migration took place in the context of economic crises ...
Ungoverned spaces : why some Jihadist groups engage in public service delivery more than others

Nizzero, Maria (2018)

Since the Peace of Westphalia, states have been the primary actors in the international arena, having been granted legitimacy by internal and external sovereignty. In the contemporary age, however, state's sovereignty has ...