Emmanuel Obuah
Biographic Data
| ID | 5859343 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emmanuel Obuah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emmanuel |
| FAMILY NAME | Obuah |
| SIGNATURE | OBUAH E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Emmanuel College - Massachusetts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Idiosyncrasies in Foreign Policy
This study examined how individual idiosyncrasies affect the foreign policy of states using Israeli Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Menachem Begin as a case study. It explored the personality, backgrounds, and experiences of leaders and the roles they play in determining the type of foreign policy they formulate and pursue while in the office. It is based on the premise that the personal histories and psychological characteristics of political …
Negotiating with the IMF
IMF was founded in 1944 after World War II, following the devastations of the European economies during the war to help countries with balance of payment (BOP) difficulties, amongst other objectives. At the time, most of the developing economies were under the colonial domination of developed European nations. These developing economies had no inputs into the policy directions of the IMF nor were they factored into the emerging economic world ord…
The Politics of Reparations
The discourse on reparation for African Americans has gained impulse and will continue to gain significance in the future. The reparation scholarship reached new levels since the 1980s due to the impetus from the legislative precedent set by the US Congress in passing the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 which provided the basis for compensation to Japanese Americans interned during the Second World War. As for reparations for Africa and other nations…
Outsourcing the prosecution of Somali pirates to Kenya
There has been a failure by the international community to establish an effective system of prosecution for the trial of captured Somali pirates. This failure is in part due to the inability of the United States and by developed countries in Europe to carry out their responsibility as prescribed under international laws dealing with the prosecution of captured pirates. Owing to domestic political pressures, it has become politically expedient to …
Combating Global Trafficking in Persons
Combating Global Trafficking in Persons
Outsourcing the prosecution of Somali pirates to Kenya
There has been a failure by the international community to establish an effective system of prosecution for the trial of captured Somali pirates. This failure is in part due to the inability of the United States and by developed countries in Europe to carry out their responsibility as prescribed under international laws dealing with the prosecution of captured pirates. Owing to domestic political pressures, it has become politically expedient to …
Combating Global Trafficking in Persons
Outsourcing the prosecution of Somali pirates to Kenya
There has been a failure by the international community to establish an effective system of prosecution for the trial of captured Somali pirates. This failure is in part due to the inability of the United States and by developed countries in Europe to carry out their responsibility as prescribed under international laws dealing with the prosecution of captured pirates. Owing to domestic political pressures, it has become politically expedient to …
The Politics of Reparations
The discourse on reparation for African Americans has gained impulse and will continue to gain significance in the future. The reparation scholarship reached new levels since the 1980s due to the impetus from the legislative precedent set by the US Congress in passing the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 which provided the basis for compensation to Japanese Americans interned during the Second World War. As for reparations for Africa and other nations…
Negotiating with the IMF
IMF was founded in 1944 after World War II, following the devastations of the European economies during the war to help countries with balance of payment (BOP) difficulties, amongst other objectives. At the time, most of the developing economies were under the colonial domination of developed European nations. These developing economies had no inputs into the policy directions of the IMF nor were they factored into the emerging economic world ord…
Idiosyncrasies in Foreign Policy
This study examined how individual idiosyncrasies affect the foreign policy of states using Israeli Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Menachem Begin as a case study. It explored the personality, backgrounds, and experiences of leaders and the roles they play in determining the type of foreign policy they formulate and pursue while in the office. It is based on the premise that the personal histories and psychological characteristics of political …
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