Can traditional theories of International Relations sufficiently account for the political dynamics of the post-Cold War international system?
Does a growing interest in human security represent a fundamental shift in the priorities of states?
What constitutes a ‘critical’ approach to International Relations theory? Discuss in relation to the critical potential of both critical theory and post structuralist approaches to IR.
Does English School theory provide a solid basis for determining the legitimacy of humanitarian intervention?
Does English School theory provide a solid basis for determining the legitimacy of humanitarian intervention? Utilize empirical examples to substantiate your argument.
Is globalization simply imperialism by another name? Engage with both Critical Theory and its critics in formulating your response.
Is globalization simply imperialism by another name? Engage with both Critical Theory and its critics in formulating your response.
Is security the primary preoccupation of a state’s foreign policy? What other considerations might a state have to balance, and to what extent are these concerns capable of evolution and change?
Evaluate the concept of the Triple Bottom Line (TBL)and giving your reasons discuss whether you think it is indeed useful for businesses. In your answer you should discuss the difficulties of measuring the social and environmental contributions that a business makes and how these difficulties can be overcome.
Critically examine the use of psychometric testing in recruitment, selection and promotion. the aim is to consider the feasibility of using testing, to examine the range of tests available and the ways that they are used and to go on to evaluate the pros and cons of their use in selection and promotion decisions.