29 research outputs found
A hundred years of feminism in Indonesia
No full textGadis Arivia dan Nur Iman SubonoLiteraturverzeichnis Seite 24-2
Taktik negara menguasai rakyat : sebuah studi teori bentuk pemerintahan korporatisme/ Subono
No full textviii, 184 hal.; 20 c
Feminis laki-laki : solusi atau persoalan?
No full textBuku ini memuat persoalan mengenai feminisme dan laki-lakivii, 132 hlm.: ill.; 21 cm
Dari adat ke politik : transformasi gerakan sosial di Amerika latin
No full textBuku Dari adat ke politik: transformasi gerakan sosial di Amerika latin menjelaskan bagaimana gerakan sosial yang berakar pada komunitas adat di Amerika Latin telah bertransformasi menjadi kekuatan politik yang signifikan, dengan menganalisis faktor-faktor yang memengaruhinya seperti struktur kesempatan politik, struktur mobilisasi, dan proses pembingkaian. Buku ini juga mengkaji bagaimana gerakan-gerakan ini mempengaruhi kebijakan negara, peran mereka dalam pemerintahan, serta isu-isu seperti potensi rasisme dan relevansinya dengan demokrasi dan keberagaman
Liberal Principles, Realist Actions: U.S. Foreign Assistance in the War in Ukraine
Get PDFThe 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to a concerted international effort, with the United States at the forefront, to provide assistance in the form of weaponry and logistical support to the embattled country. While no soldiers are deployed to the front line in an official capacity, the U.S. has provided aid through many security assistance programs dating back to 2014 without becoming an active participant in the conflict, drawing parallels between Ukrainian defense and American national interests in the process. There is a realist element to this approach by maximizing U.S. interests against Russia with minimal costs, but there is also a liberal element by the invocation of moral arguments in order to maintain voter approval to continue providing aid. The paper explores this hypothesis on the simultaneous, but distinctive, use of realist and liberal approaches in U.S. military aid to Ukraine by examining publicly available data on U.S. foreign assistance and survey results. The analysis contributes to a renewed understanding of U.S. foreign policy in the contemporary era and its response to national security threats without the immediate use of kinetic military action, in addition to furthering the literature on public opinion and foreign aid
