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International Relations 101
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Would you believe that our electoral process keeps you from legally enjoying a Cuban cigar? Learn about how voters in Florida and Ohio sway foreign policy.
with William SpanielWould you believe that our electoral process keeps you from legally enjoying a Cuban cigar? Learn about how voters in Florida and Ohio sway foreign policy.
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William Spaniel breaks down the structure and activity one of the United Nations' most powerful bureaucratic institutions, the Security Council.
with William SpanielWilliam Spaniel breaks down the structure and activity one of the United Nations' most powerful bureaucratic institutions, the Security Council.
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The five permanent members of the UN Security Council have veto power over any resolution. Learn about how these countries have used this power over the years.
with William SpanielThe five permanent members of the UN Security Council have veto power over any resolution. Learn about how these countries have used this power over the years.
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Why would a UN Security Council member vote against its own interests? This lesson explores the entanglement of conflicts that can cause insincere voting.
with William SpanielWhy would a UN Security Council member vote against its own interests? This lesson explores the entanglement of conflicts that can cause insincere voting.
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The UN Security Council votes unanimously on most of its resolutions. Could bribery have anything to do with it? William Spaniel investigates this question.
with William SpanielThe UN Security Council votes unanimously on most of its resolutions. Could bribery have anything to do with it? William Spaniel investigates this question.
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