Differentiate among international conflict, security, terrorism, military force, weapons of mass destruction, and their effects on war and peace

The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:

• Analyze how international politics influences the various levels of public administration and its effects on groups and individuals.
• Differentiate among international conflict, security, terrorism, military force, weapons of mass destruction, and their effects on war and peace.
• Give examples of International Government Organizations (IGOs) and the various roles of their key players.
• Examine the sources and enforcement of international law.
• Use technology and information resources to research issues in international public administration.
• Write clearly and concisely about international public administration using proper writing mechanics.

Grading for this assignment will be based on answer quality, logic/organization of the paper, and language and writing skills.

This is assignment 1 titled: Event Analysis Assignment below:

The current assignment will be written on events from this assignment:

Introduction

Egypt has become for a long time a significant aspect in the history of United States of America and the international community. Egypt is among the largest owners of oil wells as well as distinct tourist attractions. The pyramids of Egypt have always attracted several individuals from across the globe. In addition, its dominance of the ancient way of governance displays the uniqueness that has been eroded in other countries. United States of America has had an interest in Egypt in the sense that it could be able to gain control over some of its oil wells. United States had supplied its troops to assist the Egyptian soldiers provide security and law and order in their country (Kirkpatrick & Fahim, 2013). The international community was concerned about the rate at which Egypt was collapsing resulting from poor governance.

The quest for democracy is considered one of the leading causes of battles between and among Egyptians. Ever since the Egypt was declared a republic in 1953, it has encountered massive demonstrations, wars and riots resulting from denial of human rights. Bombings targeting foreigners were evident in some parts of the country. Assassination of their earlier leaders took place in several accounts for instance in 1981 when Anwar al-Sadat was assassinated by Jihad members. Such acts accelerated the amount of hate among the rivaling individuals and groups. It was clear that the citizens did not have any freedom of expressions as witnessed from the harassment and arrest of journalists who were trying to expose the government’s cruel acts. On other accounts, the new constitutions brought tension since it stripped the judiciary of its powers to try to scrutinize decisions made by the president. The July 2013 military coup that targeted on ousting the Islamists was of international concern given that it implicated on human rights (Tamimi, 2014). President Mohamed Morsi was removed from power after several demonstrations had been held asking him to quit.