Term Paper, AY 2011/2012 Semester 1
Question 13
Why hasnt Malaysia or Indonesia attacked or invaded the tiny republic of Singapore since 1965? Which conjecture among Marxism, naturalism, liberalism, and constructivism best explains the lack of invasion? Or, do you think that a combination of (some of) these theories is applicable? Discuss by choosing either Malaysia or Indonesia.
Liu Jun, Melvin A0081021B
Tutorial Group D7
Term Paper, AY 2011/2012 Semester 1
Question 13
Why hasnt Malaysia or Indonesia attacked or invaded the tiny republic of Singapore since 1965? Which supposition among Marxism, realism, liberalism, and constructivism best explains the lack of invasion? Or, do you think that a combination of (some of) these theories is applicable? Discuss by choosing either Malaysia or Indonesia.
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Word count: 1,842 words
Word count: 1,842 words
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
1. Introduction.. 3
2. Realism...... 3
3. Liberalism................................................. 5
4. Constructivism...........7
5. Conclusion..... 9
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Bibliography..... 10
1. Introduction
Singapore-Malaysia relations concur been underscored by numerous upheavals despite their short histories, from Singapores exiting the Federation of Malaysia in 1965 to its dispute with Malaysia over the island of Pedra Branca in 2010. Yet these two countries have experienced relative peace over this time frame. This typography seeks to compare the theories of realism, liberalism and constructivism, arguing that a combination of classical realism and weak liberalism has kept Malaysia from invading Singapore.
2. Realism
Singapore possesses almost no natural resources, a small territorial area and an equally small population, relying instead on its historical success as an...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com
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