Discuss below in a 8-10 pages, double spaced and 12 point font:
For most of the semester, we read works by major thinkers in "Essential Readings in World Politics". We ended the course with an examination of Emile Simpson's War from the Ground Up. Using his arguments, analyze a specific problem in international relations that we studied this semester. How might (or how does) Simpson criticize the approaches international relations theorists and practitioners bring to the topic you have chosen? Use Simpson and at least three other texts to make your case.