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    that a nation has the right to pursue their best interest rings true in many ways. From Canada’s generous donations and housing for muslim refugees to Russia’s donation of water bombers for the Fort McMurray fire. A nation's interest is often in the interest of many nations. Evident with even the Rwandan genocide, national interest has the ability to bring about change for the interest of many nations. The relentless drive of a country’s interest to shape the world as it sees fit, is a compelling

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    1 No National Interest or Environmental Concern in Indonesia’s GATS Schedule There is evidence to suggest that trade agreements can and do contain provisions aimed at ameliorating environmental damage caused as a result of tourism development. However, Indonesia has not included any such provisions in its own agreements. Indonesia’s schedule under the GATS (especially in mode 3) allowed the presence of FDI in tourism in Bali. This schedule potentially contributes to environmental damage associated

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    The United States national interest should always be extremely individualistic and based solely on what is best for our country. The civil war in Syria is something that is grabbing the attention of nations all across the world. The question is, should the United States step in to the civil war in Syria, and if so how do we go about it? Should the United States join forces with unlikely allies in order to defeat Isis? The national interest is very difficult to define and everyone has a different

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    China Essay Evaluate the extent to which a specific Asia-pacific state has been successful in achieving its national interests. China is firmly positioned as a superpower in both the Asia-Pacific region, and the global political arena. Some issues, however, have prevented China from fulfilling its national interests including territorial integrity, economic prosperity, a harmonious society, and a peaceful rise to power. Territorial Integrity: The PRC’s desire for territorial integrity means

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    Realism is an approach to international politics that is based on the importance of power politics and the pursuit of national interests (Heywood, 2000). According to this school of thought, the international realm is a moral free ambience in which the state is seen as a rational and uniform player which finds itself in constant conflict with the other states of the system due to the lack of a comprehensive world government, i.e. an international anarchy (Oldemeinen, 2010). Realism is directly contrasting

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    a huge part of our history and culture still today, and we have very many British features to our country like the Royal Family, the queen is still all over our currency. This type of National Interest is one that caused nothing but good for both countries involved and is an example of this sort of National Interest working. Another perspective that had a good outcome is Canada being involved with the War in Afghanistan. Canada was able to extend its hand and help Afghanistan in a time of crisis

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    National interest is the wants of a nation which includes economic prosperity, security, and policies that promote shared beliefs and values. National interest is a concept in which every nation has. It shapes the foreign policies as well as domestic policies. Every nation has national interest however the main difference is how far a nation is willing to achieve it. Not every nation will agree to the extent it should be pursued. There are many ways to go about national interests. In deciding on

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    attempting to define its national interest. National interest is the establishment of identity and purpose of the country; it is a multi-faceted idea that is made of several ideologies set forth by the country’s most influential leaders and parties. It is assumed to be what is best for the country (Rosati, 2010, p.2). Concerns of economic growth, wealth, military affairs, survival, and security are all integral players in determining what is important in regards to national interest. Power, prosperity

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    Evaluate the relative importance of the factors that shape the national interest in one Asia-Pacific state you have studied this year. National interest outlines the goals or objectives of foreign policy and is used as an all-embracing concept to justify policy preferences and actions. These commonly guide the interactions that occur in the global political arena. China’s key national interests consist of economic development, secession and territorial integrity, creating a harmonious society and

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    National Interest A nation may be comprised of different cultures and people from a multiple regions around the globe. The nations that these people came from may have governments that are starkly different than that of the United States of America. Nations, such as South Korea, where the government limits many of the freedoms Americans are accustomed to having. Regardless what each individual may believe or what each state within a nation believes, the nation as a whole is a culmination of every

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