العلاقات الدولية بين تعزيزالاستقلال وإشكاليات المحاور

Intternattiionall Rellattiions:: Independence vs.. Axes.

The rapid shifts in the concepts having to do with international relations and other issues, especially in the post-September 11 attacks as well as the Wikileaks scandals of secret documents on international ties, came up with a fragile stage of sustainable concepts not only at the attitude and speech level, but also at the methodology and theory level. For instance, Independence, Sovereignty and Privacy have become dependent on powers which control the information age following the post-industrial age. As colonialists attempted to found an elite generation which backs their plans more than its own national identity and gains of independence, resistance and freedom, adaptation to the new stage is so significant. Thus, such developments in the field of international relations towards a cosmopolitan theory in the foreseen future need so much investigation. That should, undoubtedly, represent a basic point in reducing the crisis of theorization and determination of risk to independence. More particularly, the regional axes at the current stage do not constitute isolated elements, but ancillary variable to greater international axes, interacting together in an exchange relation as a new challenge in type and treatment. In light of the above, the present study attempts to answer central questions, such as: Could national independence be consolidated under such shifts in international relations and new axes? In what terms can such changes be understood? At what levels of strategic analysis and perception can the new international and regional calculations be realized? Therefore, the research is divided into several subjects: [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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