S/P/313. Chemicals of Destruction: History of Chemical Warfare

The paper looks into the history of the chemical warfare providing the description of chemical weapons (CW) given by the Chemical Weapons Convention, relating the history of CW development since World War I, reviewing the instances of CW use in Vietnam, Korea, etc., and discussing the attitude of the USA towards CW.

S/P/240. Was Gandhi's leadership the most significant reason for India gaining independence in 1947?

The paper examines the role of Gandhi in India's struggle for independence from Britain. The history of Indian-British relations is reviewed; Gandhi's skill as a political negotiator and his use of non-violent resistance to authority is discussed. The contribution of the Indian Nationalist Movement (INM) to the decolonisation of India is assessed.

S/P/231. Why did Nazi Germany not invade the remaining neutral European countries during the Second World War?

The paper analyses the policy of Nazi Germany towards the neutral countries during the Second World War discussing Hitler's ambition to establish 'New Order' in Europe and describing the position of Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, etc.

S/P/223. Hindrances of Peace between Israel and Syria

The paper examines the foreign policy of Israel looking into the history of the Egyptian-Israeli negotiations and discussing the situation around the Six-Day war, Israel's violation of UN resolutions, the role of the United States in the region, etc.

S/P/204. Europe before World War I

The paper looks into the history of World War I offering an overview of the political situation in Europe before the war, reviewing the events that lead to the unleashing of the military actions and discussing the foreign policy of Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary, etc.

S/P/202. Truman Doctrine

The paper examines American foreign policy towards the Soviet Union after the Second World War discussing strategic, economic, political and security interests of the USA, the motives behind the Truman Doctrine, George Kennan's analysis of Stalin's policy, etc.

S/P/185. In what ways is Asian immigration to North America distinctive? How are Chinatowns different from other ethnic enclaves?

The paper examines the Asian population in the United States discussing their origin, the historical circumstances of their immigration, the migration from Japan, the Philippines, China, etc. The model of Chinatowns as ethnic enclaves in North America is examined.

C/P/62. Winners and Losers of Second World War

The following work scrutinized Impact of Second World War on three major countries that are USA, United Kingdom and Soviet Union.

S/H/81. Focusing on the 16th and 17th centuries, examine how the colonial rulers employed social organisation to cement colonial rule in Brazil.

The paper looks into the history of Brazil examining the use of social hierarchy and slavery by Portuguese colonial rulers. The history and politics of Portugal are reviewed; the implications of their colonial strategies for the population of Brazil are discussed.

S/P/238. Ending the Cold War

The paper examines the circumstances that brought about the end of the Cold War describing the relations between the Soviet Union and the United States over the 1960s-1970s and analysing the political situation in both countries and in the whole world that allowed for the start of the détente era.

S/H/82. US Policy towards Grenada 1979 – 1983

The paper examines the policy of the Regan administration towards the Caribbean island of Grenada relating Grenadian history, the policy of Maurice Bishop and his New Jewel Movement, the US military training drills near Puerto Rico, etc.

S/P/226. Predicted Future of Iranian -US Relations

The paper examines the relations between the USA and Iran outlining the changes in the American-Iranian relations throughout history, discussing the role of Iran in the Gulf region, and reviewing analysts' opinions about the constructive ways of shaping US administration policy towards Iran.

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