According to Huntington (1993), "civilization identity will become increasingly important to future generations likely contributing to the most significant conflicts." He believed that culture and cultural identities, which at the broadest level are civilization identities, are shaping the patterns of cohesion, disintegration, and conflict in the post–Cold War world. Today, the United States (be sure to always put "the" in front of US if it is used as an acronym) finds itself involved in two major and highly unpopular wars, one of the worst economies in decades, and a less-than-stellar international reputation where issues of homeland security are raising questions about its commitment to equality and diversity.

1. SEC 333 Module 1 Assignment 3 The Clash of Civilizations
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According to Huntington (1993), "civilization identity will become increasingly
important to future generations likely contributing to the most significant conflicts." He
believed that culture and cultural identities, which at the broadest level are civilization
identities, are shaping the patterns of cohesion, disintegration, and conflict in the post–
Cold War world. Today, the United States (be sure to always put "the" in front of US if it
is used as an acronym) finds itself involved in two major and highly unpopular wars, one
of the worst economies in decades, and a less-than-stellar international reputation where
issues of homeland security are raising questions about its commitment to equality and
diversity.
This assignment provides a foundation for you to understand the global hegemonic
threats to the United States and how global inequity, poverty, hunger, and malnutrition
are creating an imbalance in global power.
Tasks:
For this assignment, research the clash of civilizations theory. Prepare a 3- to 5-page
paper explaining the clash of civilizations theory and provide an in-depth discussion of
your own hypothesis on which specific major civilization will replace the United States
as the dominant global power in the future.
Instructions:
· Research the University online library resources to examine the clash of
civilizations theory and cite and document the sources you find to establish your
researched facts. Ensure you provide enough content to thoroughly explain the theory and
each major civilization you plan to include in your hypothesis.
· Choose one major civilization and provide clear concepts to support your
assessment for your hypothesis on how the civilization you have selectedis a threat to US
hegemony.
· Use a minimum of three academic sources in your report, all from the University
online library resources.
Compile your report, including all information researched, and prepare a submission
paper in accordance with the following guidelines:
· This paper is to be in APA format, with a cover sheet and a reference page at the
end.
· The paper is 3 to 5 pages in length. This length does not include your cover sheet
or reference page.

2. · The font is Times New Roman, and the font size is 12 point
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SEC 333 Module 3 Assignment 2 LASA 1 Threat Assessment Paper
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The US Department of State is seeking to establish additional US embassy locations
throughout the world and has organized a multiagency task force to provide detailed
assessments of global hot spots. You are an analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency
(CIA) assigned to the task force. You have been charged with conducting a threat
assessment of Somalia. You will present your assessment in a briefing to the US
secretary of state, who will provide a copy of your report to the United Nations.
Instructions:
Utilizing a minimum of four different credible sources cited in APA format, compose a
6- to 8-page research paper (including a title page, a body, a reference page, and in-text
citations) that addresses each of the following questions and topics. You are preparing
this paper to be read by the United Nations. Please be cognitive of your language and
tone.
1. Develop a global threat assessment of Somalia. This will involve an in-depth
process of securitization regarding Somalia. Your assessment must include all of the
following components:
1. Population Demographics (gender, age, ethnicity, religion, etc.)
2. Ethnic and Identity Conflicts
3. Military Structure (state actors)
4. Human Rights Issues
5. Economic Stability
6. Natural Resources
7. Governance/Political Stability
8. Educational System
9. Health and Disease Issues
10. Terrorist Organizations and Other Nonstate actors
2. Evaluate the assessment. Analyze the pros and cons of each component. As you
evaluate your threat assessment, keep in mind the foundational goals of US embassies
around the globe.
3. Propose a positive or negative recommendation that addresses the feasibility of
Somalia as a potential location for a US embassy.

3. Justify your recommendation for a US embassy in Somalia in great detail by providing
specific facts. Utilize diplomacy or conflict resolution techniques to justify your
recommendation.
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SEC 333 Module 4 Assignment 2 Ethnic Conflicts The New World Order
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Camarota (2012) stated that there are twelve million illegal immigrants living in the
United States. The CIS also reports that the majority of the illegal immigrants enter the
United States through the Mexican border. According to a recent interagency intelligence
assessment of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), approximately 65 percent of the
cocaine smuggled into the United States crosses the southwest border. In this assignment,
you will demonstrate an understanding and conduct an assessment of the global threat
implications of population growth and migration. In addition, you will support your
hypothesis for combating illegal immigration in the United States.
Criminal groups operating from South America smuggle cocaine and heroin into the
United States via a variety of routes, including land routes through Mexico, maritime
routes along Mexico's east and west coasts, sea routes through the Caribbean, and
international air corridors. Furthermore, criminal groups operating from neighboring
Mexico smuggle cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, amphetamine, and marijuana into
the United States. These criminal groups have smuggled heroin and marijuana across the
southwest border and distributed them throughout the United States since the 1970s. In
addition to distributing cocaine and methamphetamine in the western US markets and the
Midwest, these Mexico-based groups now are attempting to expand the distribution of
those drugs into eastern US markets.
Tasks:
For this assignment, you will explain your hypothesis for addressing the illegal
immigration threat in the United States and prepare a 3- to 5-page APA research paper to
support your projections.
Instructions:
· Research the University online library resources to examine the issues of illegal
immigration in the United States and cite and document the sources you find to establish
your researched facts. Ensure you provide enough content to thoroughly explain your
hypothesis for combating illegal immigration to the United States.
· Use a minimum of three academic sources in your report, all from the University
online library resources.

4. · Compile your report, including all information researched, and prepare a research
paper in accordance with the following guidelines:
· This paper is to be in APA format, with a cover sheet and a reference page at the
end.
· The paper is to be 3 to 5 pages in length. This length does not include your cover
sheet or reference page.
· The font is to be Times New Roman and the size is to be 12 point.
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SEC 333 Module 5 Assignment 1 LASA 2 Infectious Disease Projection Report
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Over the past half century, many in the U.S. have come to think that the threats posed by
infectious diseases are a thing of the past. Advances in the development and use of
vaccines to prevent childhood illnesses and in drugs to treat disease and improved
sanitation have eased the burden of infectious diseases. Epidemics caused by plague,
cholera, and influenza have largely been brought under control, and smallpox has been
eradicated. However, over the past decade, we have been forcefullyreminded that the
threat posed by infectious diseases to the security and well-being of the global
community, developing and developed countries alike, is very real. We have witnessed
the reemergence of diseases previously thought to be largely under control, such as
malaria and tuberculosis, and the emergence of newly identified infectious diseases as
well as drug-resistant strains of widespread infectious diseases.
The root causes of this public health threat include environmental changes due to
urbanization and deforestation, rapid population growth, migrations of populations due to
conflict and political transition, and the adaptation of the microbes themselves in
response to pressures we have put on them with modern antibiotics. Moreover, recurring
outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases such as diphtheria and measles in areas where
they had been controlledsignal the fragility and breakdown of public health
infrastructures that are already strained and weak in many countries. These problems are
amplified in many places by malnutrition, lack of clean water, inadequate sanitation, and
overcrowding.
There is generalized consensus today that major infectious diseases have become one of
the top global security issues. You are a public health advisor with the Center for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC). You have been tasked with providing a detailed research
report to Congress on an infectious disease that you have found that poses the most
significant threat to global security in the twenty-first century.

5. Instructions:
Use a minimum of five different, credible sources cited in APA format to compose a 10–
12-page research report (including a title page, a body, a reference page, and in-text
citations) that addresses each of the following questions and topics below. You are
preparing this research report to be presented to Congress. Please be cognitive of your
language and tone.
1. Conduct detailed research through a literature review on an infectious disease that
you determine to be a threat to global security; use credible sources.
2. Describe how and why the infectious disease you discover to be a viable threat is
considered the greatest threat to global security in the twenty-first century. Produce an in-
depth assessment of the securitization process of this infectious disease. Ensure that you
support your assessment with credible academic sources.
3. Analyze the geographic locations and populations in the world that would be
impacted the most by this global threat. Keep in mind potential ethnic or identity-based
issues. Discuss why these geographical areas are most at risk and examine any potential
ethnic or identity-based issues.
4. Compare how other global threat components (environment, energy, economic,
crime, etc.) will be impacted by this infectious disease if there were to be an outbreak in
one of the geographic locations you identified and analyzed above. Be sure to address
each global threat component both individually and in relation to the geographic area and
explain how each global threat component could be altered or impacted by this infectious
disease.
Research countermeasures for how other infectious diseases that have posed global
threats in the past have been handled internationally. Based on what you have discovered
has worked in the past, create a plan to minimize the undesirable outcomes of the global
threat of this infectious disease by using techniques involving diplomacy or conflict
resolution.
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