المحور الجيوبوليتيكي العربي - الإسلامي وعملية هيكلة النظام الدولي: نحو مقاربة جديدة

المؤلفون

  • المؤلف

  • كاظم هاشم نعمة

الكلمات المفتاحية:

النظام الدولي، عالم ما بعد الحرب الباردة، الدول العربية والإسلامية

الملخص

أفرزت بيئة ما بعد الحرب الباردة هيكلًا لنظام عالمي في توزيع القوة، يختلف عن ذاك الذي ساد في الفترة 1945 - 1991. فقد برزت أقاليم جغرافية ذات قيمة محورية، وأصبحت ميادين مهمة للتنافس عليها بين القوى الكبرى، من أبرز خصائصها، الموقع والموارد والقوة. وبالاستناد إلى هذه الخصائص تبحث هذه الدراسة في الأهمية الجيوبوليتيكية للدول العربية والإسامية في النظام الدولي. وتطرح مجموعة من العوامل تساعدنا في فهم الطبيعة المتحولة للنظام الدولي، مع التركيز على توزيع القوة، والهيمنة في الفضاء الجيوبوليتيكي في قارتي أوروبا وآسيا، والطاقة.َ

السيرة الشخصية للمؤلف

  • كاظم هاشم نعمة
    أكاديمي عراقي مختص بالدراسات الاستراتيجية والعلوم السياسية.

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