Category: International Law

****ATTACHED IS MY THESIS THAT JUST NEEDS TO BE ALTERED BASE ON FEEDBACK.
After reviewing your instructor’s feedback on the week 14 submission and making ALL the required changes, submit your final thesis. Ensure that your submission is in condition to be reviewed by the program director.
MY FEEDBACK AND THINGS TO FIX LISTED:
Please see examples in EOP Manual:
Page numbers do not go on title page
Copyright is mandatory – I do not see it here.
Declaration, Abstract, Table of Contents need to be numbered i to iii
Un- bold your title
Copyright is way to high – see EOP Manual
Dedication is way too high – see EOP Manual
Acknowledgment is not on its own page – way too high – see EOP Manual
Abstract is not properly formatted
EOP Manual is linked here for reference to fix the items listed above. http://ebooks.apus.edu.ezproxy1.apus.edu/Capstone/CapstoneManual.pdf)
Again, the thesis should contain the following:
Introduction. Identifies your specific research question and sets the general context for the study.
Statement of the problem or general research question and context leading to a clear statement of the specific research question. Background and contextual material justifying why we should study this case or topic. Purpose statement.
Literature Review. Reviews the literature on a specific research question. The literature review focuses on discussing how other researchers have addressed the same of similar research questions. It introduces the study and places in larger context that includes a discussion of why it is important to study this case). It provides current state of our accumulated knowledge as it relates to your specific research question. It should include a short conclusion and transition to the Theoretical Framework section.
Theoretical Framework. The theoretical framework section develops the theories or models to be used in the study and shows how you have developed testable research hypotheses. This section includes a discussion of the gaps in the literature and how your thesis will address those gaps. It will include a justification and explanation of the theory or model that is used in the thesis.
Research Design. Describes how you will test the hypothesis and carry out your analysis. It describes the data you will use to test your hypothesis, how you will operationalize and collect data on your variables, and the analytic methods that you will use, noting potential biases and limitations to your research approach.
Findings/Results/Discussion. This section describes the results of the study.
Reference List. Reference the works that you have cited (direct quotes or paraphrases) in the text. This must be in APA format.
If APUS Institutional Review Board (IRB) is required, evidence of IRB approval should be submitted as a separate document within this assignment folder.
Keep in mind that appropriate stylistic formatting and documentation are the student’s responsibility. Student papers that do not follow the prescribed style rules will not be accepted.
Technical Requirements:
Your paper must be at a minimum of 50 pages (the Title and Reference pages do not count towards the minimum limit).
Scholarly and credible references should be used. A good rule of thumb is at least 2 scholarly sources per page of content.
Type in Times New Roman, 12 point and double space.
Students will follow the current APA Style as the sole citation and reference style used in written work submitted as part of coursework.
Points will be deducted for the use of Wikipedia or encyclopedic type sources. It is highly advised to utilize books, peer-reviewed journals, articles, archived documents, etc.

Question 1
10 Points
This is your first written response. Nice! Remember that we want to reward you for your hard work and for your knowledge of course materials, especially the readings. Show your work and your knowledge off in this response. Treat it like a “mini-essay” where you’ve been asked to make an informed argument based on the course readings.
Remember: full details for this assignment and some hints and suggestions are available in your Assignment Instructions document.
Prompt: Realism and liberalism are two distinct theoretical traditions. Theorists and thinkers in each tradition see the world of global politics in very different ways. In particular, as we read, they have divergent views of the possibility of lasting peace between states. This is clear when we consider how neorealists like John Mearsheimer understand the rise of China, compared with how neoliberal thinkers like G. John Ikenberry and Daniel Deudney understand this case.
You have two related questions for this response: (1) Why do these two traditions, realism and liberalism, have different views about the possibility of peace between states? To answer question 1, be sure to showcase the underlying assumptions of each theory that lead to these divergent views. (2) Which tradition, realism or liberalism, best helps us explain the ongoing tensions between the USA and a rising China, and why?
Answer these two questions in a mini-essay, demonstrating your knowledge of the reading materials from this week. Be sure to cite properly including page numbers (see the link provided in your Assignment Instructions document for a citation guide). Make an informed argument that impresses us with your hard work and knowledge.
Answer these questions in the space provided below (copy and paste from a Word document).
Reminders and Recommendations:
Your Written Response should be 3-5 paragraphs, and must not be more than 800 words.
Be clear and concise and proof-read your writing. Avoid repetition.
It is not recommended that you rely on quotations. Instead, synthesize material in your own words.
Be sure to cite your claims properly, including using page numbers. No bibliography is required. Failure to cite will result in a zero on this assignment. Problems with citation will drastically reduce your score.
Be sure to address all questions or elements of the prompt.
Impress your Instructor by demonstrating your knowledge of the reading material, including both required and recommended (rather than lecture material), and your ability to offer an informed viewpoint that is supported by cited evidence.
No additional research is required beyond the required and recommended readings.
For details regarding citations, expectations, and grading of your Written Response, as well as how to interpret your score, see the Syllabus.
Hints and Specific Suggestions:
For this response, be sure to discuss the basics of each tradition in some detail and make clear why they have divergent views as to the root of conflict and cooperation. Your readings do this nicely for you. So use your readings – show off all your hard work and all your knowledge!
For this response, it is advised that you write three (3) body paragraphs: one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the realist tradition, one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the liberal tradition, and one articulating your own view of which is more convincing in explaining the USA-China case
We want to reward you for doing three things well in this written response: (i) accurately explaining each theory as we saw in our readings; (ii) making clear how and why each has a different view of war and cooperation and the USA-China relationship, something we also saw in our readings this week, and (iii) showing us, with some detail, why you think one is better at explaining that USA-China relationship than the other (i.e. making an informed argument).
This response can and should draw on any of required and recommended readings you see fit from weeks 3 and 4, and another course reading you think would be useful.
Final Reminders:
Please write your response in the space below (do not attach a file)
Check your formatting before submitting (make sure it is correct and clear, including your citations)
Citations are required.
No bibliography is required
You can submit 2 days late without penalty.
A 5% penalty is applied after 2 days to a maximum of 6 days late (when it is scored a zero).

Question 1
This is your first written response. Nice! Remember that we want to reward you for your hard work and for your knowledge of course materials, especially the readings. Show your work and your knowledge off in this response. Treat it like a “mini-essay” where you’ve been asked to make an informed argument based on the course readings.
Remember: full details for this assignment and some hints and suggestions are available in your Assignment Instructions document.
Prompt: Realism and liberalism are two distinct theoretical traditions. Theorists and thinkers in each tradition see the world of global politics in very different ways. In particular, as we read, they have divergent views of the possibility of lasting peace between states. This is clear when we consider how neorealists like John Mearsheimer understand the rise of China, compared with how neoliberal thinkers like G. John Ikenberry and Daniel Deudney understand this case.
You have two related questions for this response: (1) Why do these two traditions, realism and liberalism, have different views about the possibility of peace between states? To answer question 1, be sure to showcase the underlying assumptions of each theory that lead to these divergent views. (2) Which tradition, realism or liberalism, best helps us explain the ongoing tensions between the USA and a rising China, and why?
Answer these two questions in a mini-essay, demonstrating your knowledge of the reading materials from this week. Be sure to cite properly including page numbers (see the link provided in your Assignment Instructions document for a citation guide). Make an informed argument that impresses us with your hard work and knowledge.
Answer these questions in the space provided below (copy and paste from a Word document).
Reminders and Recommendations:
Your Written Response should be 3-5 paragraphs, and must not be more than 800 words.
Be clear and concise and proof-read your writing. Avoid repetition.
It is not recommended that you rely on quotations. Instead, synthesize material in your own words.
Be sure to cite your claims properly, including using page numbers. No bibliography is required. Failure to cite will result in a zero on this assignment. Problems with citation will drastically reduce your score.
Be sure to address all questions or elements of the prompt.
Impress your Instructor by demonstrating your knowledge of the reading material, including both required and recommended (rather than lecture material), and your ability to offer an informed viewpoint that is supported by cited evidence.
No additional research is required beyond the required and recommended readings.
For details regarding citations, expectations, and grading of your Written Response, as well as how to interpret your score, see the Syllabus.
Hints and Specific Suggestions:
For this response, be sure to discuss the basics of each tradition in some detail and make clear why they have divergent views as to the root of conflict and cooperation. Your readings do this nicely for you. So use your readings – show off all your hard work and all your knowledge!
For this response, it is advised that you write three (3) body paragraphs: one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the realist tradition, one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the liberal tradition, and one articulating your own view of which is more convincing in explaining the USA-China case
We want to reward you for doing three things well in this written response: (i) accurately explaining each theory as we saw in our readings; (ii) making clear how and why each has a different view of war and cooperation and the USA-China relationship, something we also saw in our readings this week, and (iii) showing us, with some detail, why you think one is better at explaining that USA-China relationship than the other (i.e. making an informed argument).
This response can and should draw on any of required and recommended readings you see fit from weeks 3 and 4, and another course reading you think would be useful.
Final Reminders:
Please write your response in the space below (do not attach a file)
Check your formatting before submitting (make sure it is correct and clear, including your citations)
Citations are required.
No bibliography is required
You can submit 2 days late without penalty.
A 5% penalty is applied after 2 days to a maximum of 6 days late (when it is scored a zero).

Question 1
10 Points
This is your first written response. Nice! Remember that we want to reward you for your hard work and for your knowledge of course materials, especially the readings. Show your work and your knowledge off in this response. Treat it like a “mini-essay” where you’ve been asked to make an informed argument based on the course readings.
Remember: full details for this assignment and some hints and suggestions are available in your Assignment Instructions document.
Prompt: Realism and liberalism are two distinct theoretical traditions. Theorists and thinkers in each tradition see the world of global politics in very different ways. In particular, as we read, they have divergent views of the possibility of lasting peace between states. This is clear when we consider how neorealists like John Mearsheimer understand the rise of China, compared with how neoliberal thinkers like G. John Ikenberry and Daniel Deudney understand this case.
You have two related questions for this response: (1) Why do these two traditions, realism and liberalism, have different views about the possibility of peace between states? To answer question 1, be sure to showcase the underlying assumptions of each theory that lead to these divergent views. (2) Which tradition, realism or liberalism, best helps us explain the ongoing tensions between the USA and a rising China, and why?
Answer these two questions in a mini-essay, demonstrating your knowledge of the reading materials from this week. Be sure to cite properly including page numbers (see the link provided in your Assignment Instructions document for a citation guide). Make an informed argument that impresses us with your hard work and knowledge.
Answer these questions in the space provided below (copy and paste from a Word document).
Reminders and Recommendations:
Your Written Response should be 3-5 paragraphs, and must not be more than 800 words.
Be clear and concise and proof-read your writing. Avoid repetition.
It is not recommended that you rely on quotations. Instead, synthesize material in your own words.
Be sure to cite your claims properly, including using page numbers. No bibliography is required. Failure to cite will result in a zero on this assignment. Problems with citation will drastically reduce your score.
Be sure to address all questions or elements of the prompt.
Impress your Instructor by demonstrating your knowledge of the reading material, including both required and recommended (rather than lecture material), and your ability to offer an informed viewpoint that is supported by cited evidence.
No additional research is required beyond the required and recommended readings.
For details regarding citations, expectations, and grading of your Written Response, as well as how to interpret your score, see the Syllabus.
Hints and Specific Suggestions:
For this response, be sure to discuss the basics of each tradition in some detail and make clear why they have divergent views as to the root of conflict and cooperation. Your readings do this nicely for you. So use your readings – show off all your hard work and all your knowledge!
For this response, it is advised that you write three (3) body paragraphs: one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the realist tradition, one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the liberal tradition, and one articulating your own view of which is more convincing in explaining the USA-China case
We want to reward you for doing three things well in this written response: (i) accurately explaining each theory as we saw in our readings; (ii) making clear how and why each has a different view of war and cooperation and the USA-China relationship, something we also saw in our readings this week, and (iii) showing us, with some detail, why you think one is better at explaining that USA-China relationship than the other (i.e. making an informed argument).
This response can and should draw on any of required and recommended readings you see fit from weeks 3 and 4, and another course reading you think would be useful.
Final Reminders:
Please write your response in the space below (do not attach a file)
Check your formatting before submitting (make sure it is correct and clear, including your citations)
Citations are required.
No bibliography is required
You can submit 2 days late without penalty.
A 5% penalty is applied after 2 days to a maximum of 6 days late (when it is scored a zero).

Question 1
This is your first written response. Nice! Remember that we want to reward you for your hard work and for your knowledge of course materials, especially the readings. Show your work and your knowledge off in this response. Treat it like a “mini-essay” where you’ve been asked to make an informed argument based on the course readings.
Remember: full details for this assignment and some hints and suggestions are available in your Assignment Instructions document.
Prompt: Realism and liberalism are two distinct theoretical traditions. Theorists and thinkers in each tradition see the world of global politics in very different ways. In particular, as we read, they have divergent views of the possibility of lasting peace between states. This is clear when we consider how neorealists like John Mearsheimer understand the rise of China, compared with how neoliberal thinkers like G. John Ikenberry and Daniel Deudney understand this case.
You have two related questions for this response: (1) Why do these two traditions, realism and liberalism, have different views about the possibility of peace between states? To answer question 1, be sure to showcase the underlying assumptions of each theory that lead to these divergent views. (2) Which tradition, realism or liberalism, best helps us explain the ongoing tensions between the USA and a rising China, and why?
Answer these two questions in a mini-essay, demonstrating your knowledge of the reading materials from this week. Be sure to cite properly including page numbers (see the link provided in your Assignment Instructions document for a citation guide). Make an informed argument that impresses us with your hard work and knowledge.
Answer these questions in the space provided below (copy and paste from a Word document).
Reminders and Recommendations:
Your Written Response should be 3-5 paragraphs, and must not be more than 800 words.
Be clear and concise and proof-read your writing. Avoid repetition.
It is not recommended that you rely on quotations. Instead, synthesize material in your own words.
Be sure to cite your claims properly, including using page numbers. No bibliography is required. Failure to cite will result in a zero on this assignment. Problems with citation will drastically reduce your score.
Be sure to address all questions or elements of the prompt.
Impress your Instructor by demonstrating your knowledge of the reading material, including both required and recommended (rather than lecture material), and your ability to offer an informed viewpoint that is supported by cited evidence.
No additional research is required beyond the required and recommended readings.
For details regarding citations, expectations, and grading of your Written Response, as well as how to interpret your score, see the Syllabus.
Hints and Specific Suggestions:
For this response, be sure to discuss the basics of each tradition in some detail and make clear why they have divergent views as to the root of conflict and cooperation. Your readings do this nicely for you. So use your readings – show off all your hard work and all your knowledge!
For this response, it is advised that you write three (3) body paragraphs: one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the realist tradition, one surveying the central arguments and assumptions of the liberal tradition, and one articulating your own view of which is more convincing in explaining the USA-China case
We want to reward you for doing three things well in this written response: (i) accurately explaining each theory as we saw in our readings; (ii) making clear how and why each has a different view of war and cooperation and the USA-China relationship, something we also saw in our readings this week, and (iii) showing us, with some detail, why you think one is better at explaining that USA-China relationship than the other (i.e. making an informed argument).
This response can and should draw on any of required and recommended readings you see fit from weeks 3 and 4, and another course reading you think would be useful.
Final Reminders:
Please write your response in the space below (do not attach a file)
Check your formatting before submitting (make sure it is correct and clear, including your citations)
Citations are required.
No bibliography is required
You can submit 2 days late without penalty.
A 5% penalty is applied after 2 days to a maximum of 6 days late (when it is scored a zero).

Research Question; Is social media having a positive or detrimental impact on lone-wolf terrorist tendencies?
I ATTACHED THE FILES OF THE PAPER AND TOPIC I AM DISCUSSING AND CREATING A THESIS FOR , ATTACHED BELOW.
For this week’s assignment, you will submit the items below to ensure they meet the EOP Manual requirements.
A refined introduction (Mandatory)
Updated Title Page (Mandatory)
Copyright Page with Declaration (Mandatory)
Dedication Page (Optional)
Acknowledgement Page (Optional)
Abstract (Mandatory)
Table of Contents (Mandatory)
List of Tables (Mandatory if tables are used in your thesis)
List of Figures (Mandatory if figures are used in your thesis)
References (Mandatory)

Hi I’m traveling because of the labor day, i only need 1 page REFLECTION PAPER . its Evolution of Global Jihad course . You need to read its not hard but because I’m traveling by driving to home and the due today at 11:00 pm (i only need 1 paper of REFLECTION )
John Esposito. 2002. Unholy War. Pp 26-35.
• John Esposito. 2015. Islam and Political Violence. Religions, 6, 3, pp.
1067-1070 only.
• Thomas Hegghammer. 2014. “Jihadi-Salafis or Revolutionaries? On
Religion and Politics in the Study of Militant Islamism” In Global Salafism:
Islam’s New Religious Movement, Roel Meijer (Ed.). Oxford.
https://hegghammer.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/hegghammer-jihadi-
salafis-or-revolutionaries.pdf
• Matthew D. M. Francis (2016) Why the “Sacred” Is a Better Resource Than
“Religion” for Understanding Terrorism, Terrorism and Political Violence,
28:5, 912-927, DOI: 10.1080/09546553.2014.976625

Essay question on Jurisdiction
Roman Pavlyuchenko, a skilled Russian hacker and a famous slave trader, hacked sensitive information relating to the government of Iraq. The Russian Hacker committed the crime from a remote part of Venezuela. The hacked information has caused severe economic damage to a private American company. The perpetrator was found and arrested in Lebanon.
Which of those states do or do not have jurisdiction under the principles of jurisdiction of international law? For each of the states mentioned, detail all bases of jurisdiction possible under which they can exercise jurisdiction over the perpetrator in their national courts.

Essay question on Jurisdiction
Roman Pavlyuchenko, a skilled Russian hacker and a famous slave trader, hacked sensitive information relating to the government of Iraq. The Russian Hacker committed the crime from a remote part of Venezuela. The hacked information has caused severe economic damage to a private American company. The perpetrator was found and arrested in Lebanon.
Which of those states do or do not have jurisdiction under the principles of jurisdiction of international law? For each of the states mentioned, detail all bases of jurisdiction possible under which they can exercise jurisdiction over the perpetrator in their national courts