Archive for September, 2007
Introduction In recent years, as the impact of globalisation is becoming known, cosmopolitan theorists have argued that the era of nation-states is over, that national-level governance is ineffective and states have lost some of their – never total – monopoly over the means of violence. Furthermore, transnational structures undermine the economic and political power of [...]
Ministerial Summary Australia’s alliance with the United States, expressed in the Australia-New Zealand-US (ANZUS) Treaty signed in 1951, does not specify a particular threat or circumstance under which Australia would be required to send forces to support the US in combat. Two important elements would shape the decision to contribute militarily to US-led operations: 1/ [...]
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10 Sep 2007The joint declaration on security signed by Japan and Australia in March has led many to wonder about the possibilities that it might develop into a formal security arrangement. This would entail a mutual obligation to come to the other’s aid in the event of an attack on either party. However, a formal security alliance [...]
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- Prácticas terroristas en la República de Roma, en la Francia Revolucionaria y en la Venezuela Independentista
- Teoria del Garantismo Penal: Luigi Ferrajoli
- Los Fundamentos de la Libertad: F. Hayek
- Estados Unidos y el nuevo orden internacional
- Guerra Justa
- Democracia Cosmopolita
- Fin de la Guerra contra el Terrorismo?
- The spread of violence in the name of culture and identity in the late modern era can be attributed to the fact that Nation-states embody a denial of diversity?
- Under what circumstances does the US Alliance require Australia to send forces to support the US in combat? How much flexibility does Australia have about how it responds in such circumstances?
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