The Analysis of the Developments in South West Asia Geopolitical Interests (Case study: Geopolitical Developments in Yemen)
الموضوعات :الکلمات المفتاحية: International, Islam, Interests, Strategic, Political attitudes, Geopolitical developments, the Arab-Islamic sphere of authority, Social reform,
ملخص المقالة :
Through intellectual and doctrinal foundations of the Muslim world that Islam is derived Admen, ideas and movements throughout history have always been transformational. Regional, and new developments anticipated in the gradual transformation of some kind of social reform and a new orientation in the field of social regeneration based Barmen various countries and peoples of the Islamic world cannot be considered unexpected. All across the Muslim world in the twenty-first century with the continuing evidence that many inherited and dictatorial regimes collapse, crises and critical forces of political Islam and its future role in political engineering will play. Current center of the process, the Arab-Islamic sphere of strategic interests in West Asia, the priority trans-regional powers, because any change in the balance of power or the political structure of countries in the region, within the precincts of the far-reaching impact, the vibrations are practically new geopolitics among the influential powers and international relations are at different levels. The global spread of poverty among the Muslim people of Yemen and create a lot of destruction in its various infrastructures the country. Strategic and geopolitical demands numerous intervention in the affairs of the country and secondly because it requires analysis and forecasting possible scenarios in the political destiny of the Yemeni people. The explanation plausible scenarios, video survey of field conditions and prospects of the political structure of the country's supply.
References
Brown, Carl, (1997), patterns that have been formed over time, translating blind, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Bruce, right, Star, (2002), world politics, the translation of hope, publication of International Political Studies Office.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, 2002, out of control, Nshreatlaat,
Kennedy, Paul, in 1991, the rise and fall of great powers, translation AbdolrezaGhofrani, information dissemination, Tehran,
Mundell, Robert, in 2006, a new concept of security, the publication of the Institute of Strategic Studies,
Rashnoo, Nabiallah, 1394, geopolitics and foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, wide dissemination of knowledge
Hafeznia, M., (2006), the principles and concepts of geopolitics, printing, Mashhad, Papal Publications (Amir Kabir Institute).
Hafeznia, M., (1999), the Persian Gulf and the strategic role of the Strait of
Hormuz, Second Edition, Tehran, publisher side.
Collins, John M., (2004), military geography, translator Abdul MajidHeydari et al., Tehran, Iranian Revolutionary Guards Islamic Revolution, Command and General Staff College, the Supreme War period.
Camp, Jeffrey (2004), the strategic geography of the Middle East, Volume I and II, translated Matin Mehdi Hosseini, Tehran, and Institute for Strategic Studies.
Churchill. (1951). the second wordwar.Vol 5 Houghton Mifflin. –
Collins, John M. (1998). Military Geography for professionals and the public,
Kreutz, Andrej (2007). Russia in the Middle East: friend or foe? America: praeger security international.
Hugh Miall. (2004), Conflict transformation: A multi- dimensional task; Berghof Research Center for constructive conflict management - edited version, p 3
