“Break-down of the relations between Arabes and Israelis : causes and perspectives” is the thesis that Miss Obisesan Anuoluwapo defended on October 26, 2018 at the University Institute of Sciences and Technologies (Anglophone Department) in partial fulfilment of the school requirement for the Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations.

This research aims to discuss the breakdown of relations between the Arabs and the Israelis through different theories and factors. The overall research would ultimately conclude on what has been done and what can be done to handle the situation and its effects on the Arabs and Israelis. In addition, this research highlights the historical background of the relationship between the Arabs and the Israelis, the factors that contributed to the crisis, the different major conflicts, the international influence on the Arabs and Israelis conflicts, and the future prospects of the Israelis and the Arabs, and tries to identify any plausible solution to the crisis.

The University Institute of Sciences and Technology (UIST) hosted, on October 26, 2018, the oral defense of the thesis being submitted to the Anglophone Departement by Miss Dahlia Ahouandjinou, in partial fulfilment to the award of Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations.

The research topic is “China’s fast economic growth : an asset to the West”. According to her compendium, radically different consequences flowed from China’s interactions with the global economy during two periods, from 1860 to 1949, and from 1949 to the present. From 1860 to 1949, China’s economy stagnated. After 1949, Chinese communists regained full national sovereignty and used this control to take ownership of China’s domestic economy from both foreign and chinese investors. The global economic environment also became less military interventionist and more conducive to non-western economic development.