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11734 Games Theory and Error. This paper examines games theory, Specifically, it focuses on error in non-zero sum games epitomized by Nash's 'prisoner's dilemma'. It outlines the rudiments of non-zero sum games, demonstrates the impact of error and considers ways of reducing it. 10 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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1979 Preserved Mushrooms from Chile and Determination of Sales at Less than Fair Value. This paper probes into this controversy, bringing to light the arguments forwarded by both the American industries harmed by the import of the Chilean product, and the exigencies of the Chilean mushroom producers. The deliberations of the International Trade Commission, along with the anti-dumping provisions of the World Trade Organization, are also brought to task. In the final analysis, it is made clear that the decision of the International Trade Commission was sound, based primarily on the prevailing WTO tenets that surround anti-dumping. 12 pgs. 22 f/c. 3b.
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2154 Foreign Policy Reporting. This paper will analyse the foreign news and policy content of Canadian media, paying primary attention to newspapers, although some consideration will be given to television news. It will examine several aspects of the reporting of foreign news, and the impact that coverage has on the foreign policy of Canada. This paper will also examine the American influence on Canadian coverage of foreign news. 15 pgs. 26 f/c. 11b.
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2330 US Policy Towards Canada During the Late 18th and 19th Centuries. This paper will reveal and analyze the US polices towards Canada during the 18th and 19th centuries. By virtue of their importance and prominence in the history of US-Canada relations, the primary focus will be on the War of 1812 and the Reciprocity Treaties of the 19th century. History has shown that the preservation of a unique Canadian identity has been an eminent concern for Canada since the turn of the 19th century. 13 pgs. 10 f/c. 10b.
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2551 Clinton's Clemency for FALN Prisoners. This paper defends Clinton's recent compassion towards members of FALN (the Puerto Rican Armed Forces of National Liberation independence group). This paper also highlights some of the suspicions behind his compassion and who it might benefit. 20.5 pgs. 18 f/c. 11b.
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2690 The Foreign Policy of Nazi Germany. This paper looks at the foreign policy of Nazi Germany. The author believes that the Versailles Treaty had set the foundation for Nazi foreign policy, but anti-Semitism gave it its life. German humiliation in World War One and German anti-Semitism combined together to cause the rise of the Neo-Nazis and shape their foreign policy. It would be a diplomacy marked by a resentment that sought vengeance. In the climate of humiliation, that Germans believed they had suffered, the Nazis framed a foreign policy around nationalism and a thirst for revenge. It was these ingredients that shaped, and gave life to, Nazi foreign policy in the Second World War. 23 pgs. 33 f/c. 15b.
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3817 Can Economic Sanctions Mitigate Internal Conflict and Halt Human Rights Abuses? In an attempt to influence the behaviour of other states, while avoiding the consequences of military conflict, many states or coalitions of states employ economic sanctions. Proponents of these types of measures argue that they can and do influence the actions of sanctioned states. Their critics argue that they carry little diplomatic weight and impose undue suffering on innocent individuals within the sanctioned state. This case examines the application of sanctions against Iraq in the past decades and concludes that they have had few positive consequences and profoundly negative and immoral impacts. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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