Implementación de estrategias de poder por parte de Irán, Turquía y Arabia Saudita en la disputa por la hegemonía de Medio Oriente. Periodo 2005-2012.
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Felipe Sahid, Germán Alberto |
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03/10/2014
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El interés de esta monografía es analizar las distintas estrategias políticas, económicas y militares que han implementado Irán, Turquía y Arabia Saudita en busca de la hegemonía de Medio Oriente. A lo largo del trabajo de investigación se analiza por medio del realismo ofensivo de John Mearsheimer las distintas estrategias de los tres Estados antes mencionados, con el fin de establecer la voluntad y las capacidades de cada uno para alcanzar la hegemonía regional. Finalmente, por medio de la medición de percepción de poder establecida por David Jablonsky se examinan las capacidades y la proyección de poder que poseen Irán, Turquía y Arabia Saudita para obtener la hegemonía de Medio Oriente. The interest of this paper is to analyze the different political, economic and military strategies that have implemented Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia seeking hegemony in the Middle East. Along the research is analyzed by means of offensive realism of John Mearsheimer different strategies of the three states mentioned above, in order to establish the will and capabilities of each to achieve regional hegemony. Finally, through the measurement of perception of power established by David Jablonsky are discussed skills and possessing power projection Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia to gain hegemony in the Middle East. |
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Facultad de Relaciones Internacionales |
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| Palavras-Chave | #Relaciones internacionales #Poder (Ciencias sociales) #Irán - Política y gobierno #Turquía - Política y gobierno #Arabia Saudita - Política y gobierno #327.55 #Power, power projection, regional hegemony, self-help strategies. |
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