The Impact of the Extreme Right in the United States of America on the Future of International Relations
الملخص
The eighties and nineties witnessed the remarkable rise of the far-right parties in Europe and the United States of America through the large and unexpected presence in the local and legislative elections, and despite its difference from one country to another, the growth of the extreme right’s voice in reality reflects the crisis of Western political systems as a whole. The rise of the extreme right movement is not only due to the current’s own strength, or the popular need for it, but rather expresses a deep crisis of the moderate right and the moderate left alike. The policies and ideas of the extreme right affect all political issues and are reflected in the policies of US governments Especially in which extremist members participate by officially adopting the calls of those extremist parties and codifying them through a series of undemocratic laws. The debate over how to interpret the shifts in the behavior of actors in international relations is hardly ceased. For decades, the interpretations of international relations scholars of state behavior have focused on two main trends, the first of which is that international interactions can be explained by analyzing the behaviors of the individual actor (agent) represented by state leaders, The decisions they make are related to their worldview and the belief system and perception of each of them. As for the second trend, the interpretation of international interactions is linked to the analysis of the structure of the international system (structure) that imposes restrictions on the movements of states, so that imposes on them who does what, when and how?
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