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11	Bush-administrationens helomvändning i Israel-Palestinafrågan efter 9/11: En motivanalys / The Bush administration's turnaround in the Israel-Palestine issue after 9/11:A motive analysis Eriksson, Hannah January 2022 (has links) This study is about the Bush-administration after the events of 9/11. Despite the fact that Israel-Palestine had no connection to 9/11 or Al-qaida, the Bush-administration changed their foreign policy regarding the Israel-Palestine issue. This thesis studies the motives behind the administration's change using a theoretical based motive analysis. The analysis intends to provide motive-based explanations with the help of international relations (IR) theory. To reduce the scope of the analysis, the thesis investigates if the security, identity and solidarity motives from the IR-theories realism and constructivism could be a possible cause for the change in policy. This study uses the Bush-administration’s own statements which were found at the White House archives, among others, to explore the motives correspondence. The analysis concludes that the motives: security,identity and solidarity, have been motives for the administration’s change in the Israel-Palestine issue and the motives have shown correspondence with reality. Both theories then show relevance for being able to study this issue and define motives from. This study also acknowledges the value of combining realism and constructivism to analyze this case. George W. Bush Bush-administrationen terrorattentatet 9/11 Israel Palestina terrorism realism konstruktivism motivanalys Political Science Statsvetenskap
12	Ukrainakrigets rötter : En motivanalys av Rysslands invasion av Ukraina 2022 / The roots of the Ukraine war : A motive analysis of Russia's 2022 Invasion of Ukraine Thoms Jensen, Christoph January 2023 (has links) This study is a qualitative case study, with a theory-consuming approach and motive analytical structure that aims to examine Russia's ulterior motives, for the full-scale military invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The analysis is based on a theoretical framework of two different international relations theories: realism and constructivism. Realism highlights security, military power and the survival of state in the international system while constructivism highlights the interactions between different constructed identities, norms and ideas within the international system. Together with the theoretical framework the analysis uses Kremlin's own statements, to see if it corresponds with the theoretical findings. The study concludes that the two theoretical perspectives complement each other in explaining Russia's ulterior motives and that Kremlin's own statements on Ukraine was able to correspond with the theoretical findings. Russia Ukraine Invasion Motive analysis International relations Realism Constructivism Ryssland Ukraina Invasion Motivanalys Internationella relationer Realism Konstruktivism Political Science Statsvetenskap
13	För Vems Vinning? : En kvalitativ motivanalys av ENPs handlingsplan mellan EU & Marocko Sehlstedt, Zarah January 2018 (has links) EU is today one of the largest aid donors in the world and the debate regarding their intentions is well nuanced. This study’s main focus lies in examining the motives within the action plan between the EU and Morocco, and was conducted with the intention to contribute to the debate of EU’s external actions. By using key-terms from neoliberalism and neoliberalism and applying it on the actions by using a motive-analysis, they can be defined and tied to one of the theories state, as well as represent the generalized idea of the theories external action. The results of the study shows that EU, in cooperation with Morocco, though the ENP acts with the means of absolute gain. EU External Action Neoliberalism Neorealism Morocco-EU Action plan The European Neighborhood Policy EU Handlingsplan Motivanalys EU-Marocko EN Neorealism neoliberalism Social Sciences Samhällsvetenskap

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