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Students of
International and Comparative Politics at
The American University of Paris examine the
interrelated nature of political
institutions and processes, their historical
and geographical development, and their
impact on an increasingly interdependent
world.
International and Comparative Politics aims
to study in a systematic, interdisciplinary
fashion how values and resources are
allocated among individuals, groups,
socio-economic classes, regions,
nation-states and international actors.
The program provides students with rigorous
analytical tools to understand the complex
political issues and relationships of the
21st century. |
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On
September 19, Steven Ekovich gave a
lecture on “Puissance Américaine: Declin
ou Adaptation?” to the Institut des Hautes
Études de Défense Nationale (the French
War College) at the École Militaire in
Paris. His article “Défense et sécurité
des démocraties occidentales: une vision
américaine” was published in Europe de
la défense et opinion publique (CIDAN).
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[AUP - Posted 4 Oct 2008] |
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"War
and the New Media Paradox" by Hall
Gardner, a critique of Marshall McLuhan,
has been published in Cyber-Conflict
and Global Politics (Routledge,
2008), edited by former AUP International
Communications Professor Athina
Karatzogianni
[learn more]. His
article, "Redefine the Concept of
Independence," was published on the
Atlantic Community Website.
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[AUP - Posted 4 Oct 2008] |
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Douglas
Yates was interviewed by France 24 on
power-sharing in Zimbabwe (Sept. 18) and
the resignation of Thabo Mbeki in South
Africa (Sept. 22). His latest book,
The French Oil Industry and the Corps des
Mines in Africa (Trenton/Asmara:
Africa World Press, 2008) will be coming
out shortly. In November Professor Yates
will be traveling to Tanzania to present a
report on “Enhancing the Governance of
Africa’s Oil Sector” for the South African
Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA). |
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[AUP - Posted 4 Oct 2008] |
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Since
the beginning of the Georgian crisis, Oleg
Kobtzeff spoke four times on FRANCE 24 and
twice on Radio Algérie International about
Russian-American relations. |
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[AUP - Posted 12 Sep 2008] |
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