دور التنظيمات الارهابية في التأثير على هياكل بناء النظام الدولي المعاصر

الملخص EN

The main and secondary units of the international system occupy the position of the brain components in the human body, through which the various activities and mutualizations in the field of politics and the field of international relations operate, which means that any imbalance or change in these units will cause confusion and chaos throughout the international system.

In addition to the fact that there are many different problems, both in terms of security and international stability, or even in the nature of the interactions of those political units with each other, where we know that those units.

The follow-up to the nature and form of the international system after the events of September 11, 2001 finds many transformations, interactions and exceptional international activities that confirm the direction of its traditional structures and units to the paths of rapid change and development, whether by weakening or weakening the status and strength of some of its main units, Attempts to enter new acts on these existing secondary units, as is the case with terrorist organizations and groups.

The terrorist organizations and groups today are among the most influential in the structures of the modern international system.

This confirms the nature of these international interactions and exchanges, which these organizations have managed to access through many terrorist activities around the world, in addition to the ability to obtain many trumps In the field of international politics through its dealings and relations with many countries, and there is no doubt that their material and moral potential also enabled them to power and strength, which made them excel at many times on the rest of the traditional units that preceded the formation of the international system since the Or 1648.

What necessarily necessitates a reconsideration of the impact of these groups and terrorist organizations on the future of the formation of the units of the traditional international system in the 21st century in general, and the impact that this impact may have on political and security risks and repercussions on the field of politics and international relations in particular.