Regional organizations significantly influence cooperation and integration among member states in international relations. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), founded in 1967, is a key player in Southeast Asia, noted for its unique principle of non-interference in the internal matters of its members. This seminar paper explores ASEAN's role and impact within the context of international development, highlighting its importance in fostering regional stability and collaboration.
This seminar paper analyzes the welfare system in China, highlighting its evolution since the 1990s as the country became a global economic powerhouse. It discusses the adoption of the Social Insurance Law in 2010, marking significant social reform, and examines China's unique political and economic landscape as a successful communist state.
Exploring the intricate connections between Human Rights and economic sanctions, this seminar paper highlights their impact on international relations. It examines how Human Rights are utilized in these contexts and emphasizes their significance in the framework of the United Nations Charter, where they are referenced multiple times. The paper also underscores the importance of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights in establishing Human Rights as a cornerstone of global law, shaping the principles guiding international cooperation and policy.
Focusing on the intersection of social media and tourism, this seminar paper critically reviews literature to explore how media and communication technologies impact both travelers and the travel industry. It investigates the transformative effects of these technologies on tourism dynamics, highlighting their significance in shaping modern travel experiences and industry practices. The analysis aims to provide insights into the evolving relationship between digital communication and the tourism sector.