Isolation  (tagged articles)

Mycobacteriophage Meru: Isolation and Characterization of a Novel Mycobacteriophage

Merit P. George - Mycobacteriophage are the most prevalent type of microorganism present in the biological universe. In fact, since the first mycobacteriophage was isolated in 1947, well over 2000 new viruses have been identified (Mycobacteriophage Database). The vastness in number... Keep Reading »

The Weakest Link: Credible Deterrence Threats and Alliance Entrapment

Elizabeth Calos - Over the past 20 years, the international order has been characterized by the conflict between the United States' desire for isolationism and its desire to maintain hegemony. While the United States has initiated and continued wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that are... Keep Reading »

The Problems With American Exceptionalism

Timothy Borjian - In 2001, German President Johannes Rau made a statement that divided Germany. In an interview with a television station, Rau said that although he is “pleased and grateful” to be German, he cannot be “proud” of it––as “it is... Keep Reading »

The Illusion of US Isolationism

Eugenio Lilli - As of September 2011, the United States was involved, at different levels, in military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Somalia. America has more than 700 military installations overseas , and its military expenses account for almost half of the world... Keep Reading »
 
 

The keyword Isolation is tagged in the following 5 articles.

Mycobacteriophage
2013, Vol. 5 No. 10
Mycobacteriophage Meru: Isolation and Characterization of a Novel Mycobacteriophage
By Merit P. George
Mycobacteriophage are the most prevalent type of microorganism present in the biological universe. In fact, since the first mycobacteriophage was isolated in 1947, well over 2000 new viruses have been identified (Mycobacteriophage Database). The... Read Article »
Mycobacteriophage Phage Isolation Characterization Immunity Testing Host-range Testing
International Relations
2012, Vol. 2 No. 1
The Weakest Link: Credible Deterrence Threats and Alliance Entrapment
By Elizabeth Calos
Published by Clocks and Clouds
Over the past 20 years, the international order has been characterized by the conflict between the United States' desire for Isolationism and its desire to maintain hegemony. While the United States has initiated and continued wars in Afghanistan... Read Article »
International Relations NATO Strategic Alliances International Conflict Power Hegemony Isolationism
American Politics
2011, Vol. 5 No. 1
The Problems With American Exceptionalism
By Timothy Borjian
Published by Cornell International Affairs Review
In 2001, German President Johannes Rau made a statement that divided Germany. In an interview with a television station, Rau said that although he is “pleased and grateful” to be German, he cannot be “proud” of it–&... Read Article »
American Exceptionalism Foreign Policy International Relations American Politics Isolationism Exceptionalism
American History
2011, Vol. 5 No. 1
The Illusion of US Isolationism
By Eugenio Lilli
Published by Cornell International Affairs Review
As of September 2011, the United States was involved, at different levels, in military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Somalia. America has more than 700 military installations overseas , and its military expenses account for almost... Read Article »
Isolationism Foreign Policy American History Monroe Doctrine
Foreign Policy
2010, Vol. 2 No. 01
Examining U.S. Foreign Policy, Refuting American Isolationism
By Peter Crowley
From before its birth to the present, the expansion of US power has been analogous to an ever-expanding hand upon the globe. Despite some of today's historically inaccurate politicians citing a revered past of non-interventionism and Isolationism... Read Article »
Foreign Policy American U.S. Isolationism Power Expansionism American Isolationism American Expansion Isolation

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