CLASS ACTIVITY 4 - SSF2014: Final Project Poster Presentation Final - Project Gallery Walk by Rose Mary Seidel

Instructions

rosemsei1272 — 2024-06-24 05:14:35 UTC

Create a virtual gallery where each GROUP uploads an image of their final project POSTER along with a brief description. Students and course coordinator can browse through the gallery, leaving comments or questions under each project, fostering a community feedback session.

Submit the hardcopy of your poster to my office on July the 5th 2024 by 12.00 pm.

2024-06-24 05:22:57 UTC

Poster size: A3

Group 6

2024-06-28 01:25:22 UTC

Group 6

2024-06-28 01:49:06 UTC

GROUP 2: China’s Pursuit of Territorial Reunification with Tibet and Its Bilateral Implications on Sino-Indian Relations

2024-07-05 03:09:33 UTC

This study explores China's efforts to reunify with Tibet and its effects on Sino-Indian relations. Tibet's strategic importance, due to its location, resources, and borderland position, is crucial to the China-India dynamic. Through an exploratory approach, the research analyzes historical and political contexts, especially under Xi Jinping's leadership. It includes desktop studies and an interview with Tibetan historian Tsering Shakya, uncovering China's motivations and their impact on regional security and diplomacy. This poster provides insights into the key factors shaping Sino-Indian relations over Tibet.

GROUP 1: US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND ITS IMPACT ON ITS ROLE AS A SECURITY BALANCER IN ASIA-PACIFIC

2024-07-05 03:17:40 UTC

Our research aims to delve into the impact of US presidential elections on its role as a security balancer in the Asia-Pacific region and aims to shed light on how US presidential election results affect regional security dynamics by examining historical patterns, policy choices, and diplomatic tactics across administrations.

Group 7: The end of pension benefits: Socio economic implications for new civil servant recruits in Malaysia

2024-07-05 05:19:18 UTC

This study explores more about the socio economic implication for new civil servant recruits Malaysia. This is latest policy change in Malaysia that have become issues to. Some of government disagree with the policy that government created. Aim of this policy is too reduce the uneseccesry expenses. Perhaps change of this policy have effected the workforce of civil servant, reduce in number of employees and many more to go. This study aims to explore the impact of financial stability of new servant.

Group 10 Infographic

2024-07-06 06:00:44 UTC

This research examines the impacts of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) on regional and global security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific. The Quad, comprising the United States, Japan, India, and Australia, has emerged as a significant player in shaping the region’s geopolitical landscape.

GROUP 3: Taiwan International Status: Balancing Diplomatic Relations and Cross-Strait Tensions

2024-07-06 12:14:54 UTC

The scope of this study includes Taiwan's economic interdependence with China and Taiwan's diplomatic efforts to gain international recognition under great pressure. The research objectives include exploring the geopolitical impact of the One China Principle on Taiwan's international status and analyzing the economic factors that affect Taiwan-China relations during Tsai Ing-wen's administration. This study focuses on the challenges faced by Taiwan in participating in international organizations, the weakening of formal diplomatic relations, and the strategic shift toward diversified economic partnerships to reduce its dependence on China. The findings highlight the complex interplay between diplomatic recognition, economic interests, and Taiwan's efforts to navigate its unique position in global politics.

Group 14: The Impacts of the Expansion of BRICS On China’s Soft Power and the Global Economic Dominance of the US

2024-07-08 08:01:08 UTC

This study investigates the potential impact of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) economic bloc's expansion on the global landscape. It explores the reasons behind BRICS' emergence and its member states. The research employs content analysis to identify how BRICS expansion might challenge US global economic dominance and whether BRICS cooperation enhances China's soft power projection. The concept of soft power serves as a central framework. Our findings highlight that BRICS countries are pursuing different models of soft power to dominate the global economy and by deepening economic relations could challenge US global economic dominance. This research contributes to the understanding of shifting global power structures and the multifaceted nature of soft power in the evolving international order.