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Evaluate Foreign Policy In Canada
The research question in mind is one that evaluates the foreign policy within in Canada. In particular, the question should focus on the topics around humanitarian crisis, conflicts, international crises, and economic sanctions that are imposed on foreign states. These topics are the most interesting to me as choosing to study political science, or another relevant degree will vastly cover many of these areas. There are also specializations available that cover such topics. In addition, there are possibilities of aiming to become a candidate at a law school, potentially choosing to study or specialize in some of these areas. Furthermore, this topic is the interesting as seeing how Canada interacts with perpetual rising issues, and how they

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