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Международные отношения

Курс Международные отношения знакомит студентов с основами мировой политики, дипломатии и глобальных процессов, помогая понимать взаимодействие государств и принимать осознанные решения в профессиональной сфере.

… was also the most populous Arab state, having 30 per cent of the Arab population
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Egypt’s ideological hegemony positioned Nasser to lay down standards of …
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Two Arab–Israeli wars and the reshaping of the Middle East system. One of such wars is
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… signalled the decline of Egyptian hegemony and the Egypt-centric ‘Arab regime’.
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The 1973 war precipitated a second watershed, the beginning of the … peace process
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… launched the 1967 war and its motives constitute its immediate cause
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… enjoined co-operation among Arab states
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The 1967 war was the product of a … of forces on several different levels.
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The … represented a watershed event in the Middle East that sharply underlined how far it is a ‘penetrated system.
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… and Iraqi political economy largely explain the Iraqi choices that unleashed the war.
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Saddam’s Hussein’s decision to invade Kuwait provoked the
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The 1958 revolution marked the mobilisation of the … into politics
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The 1970s nationalisation of the … and the oil boom put soaring oil revenues in the hands of the government
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Saddam Hussein’s use of … to justify his invasion of another Arab state discredited the sentiment among Gulf Arabs.
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Ismailis and Alawis are historically important in Syria and Lebanon, while the … dominate Yemen.
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Political language of MENA region is
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State Formation Stage 4 was in which period
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According to David (1991) … foreign policy decisions are a product of rational choice
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The interwar experience of … set the main themes and gave them real meaning in the construction of the Turkish polity
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… helped establish a relatively autonomous regional system, but had no mechanism for bridging the Arab-non-Arab gap.
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