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The Impact of Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement on US and Malaysian Business' Foreign Labour Practices by Pillai, Kamala Vainy, Rasiah, R., Williams, G.

“…The Obama Administration achieved a symbolic milestone in October 2015 when the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement was signed among 12 nations. …”
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America, Brexit and the security of Europe by Rees, Wyn

“…The Obama administration played a surprisingly interventionist role in the UK referendum on membership of the European Union, arguing that a vote to leave would damage European security. …”
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Comparing the Anglo-American and Israeli-American special relationships in the Obama era: an alliance persistence perspective by Xu, Ruike, Rees, Wyn

“…The article employs this theoretical framework to explore how Anglo-American and Israeli-American relations have developed during the Obama administration. It argues that the Anglo-American relationship has been closer because of the two countries’ shared strategic interests, whilst the Israeli-American relationship has experienced divergences in how the security interests of the two sides have been pursued. …”
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Obama'S Afghanistan strategy: a policy of balancing the reality with the practice by Sahibuddin, Wahabuddin

“…The US has a ‘stabilizing’ role and therefore, must work out an alternative approach such as strengthening the existing ‘declaration of strategic partnership’ with Afghanistan to remain engaged. The Obama administration should have shared Secretary Gates’s fear that the Afghans will view the US as an occupying power similar to the Soviet Union. …”
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Obama’s Afghanistan strategy: a policy of balancing the reality with the practice by Ra'ees, Wahabuddin

“…Sending additional troops jeopardizes the US chances of not seen as occupying force by the Afghans similar to the Soviet Union. The Obama administration should have shared Secretary Gates’s fear that the Afghans will view the US as an occupying power similar to the Soviet Union when deliberating on sending additional troops requested by the US Commander in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal.…”
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Obama’S Afghanistan strategy: a policy of balancing the reality with the practice by Ra'ees, Wahabuddin

“…The US has a ‘stabilizing’ role and therefore, must work out an alternative approach such as strengthening the existing ‘declaration of strategic partnership’ with Afghanistan to remain engaged. The Obama administration should have shared Secretary Gates’s fear that the Afghans will view the US as an occupying power similar to the Soviet Union. …”
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Arab Spring and Egypt-United States of America's relations in post-revolution era by Taghdar, Hossein

“…The results with a focus on both Obama's administration and Trumps' Administration revealed that several developments had affected the United States' hegemony in Egypt. …”
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