البعد الدولي لظاهرة الذئاب المنفردة

الملخص EN

This study examines, theory, the phenomenon of "Lone Wolves” as one of the important aspects of international terrorism.

It is based on the premise that there is a positive correlation between the expansion of the scope of "Lone Wolves” activity and the existence of negative effects mostly on the main unit of the international community represented by the nation-state.

In this study, the researcher used behavioral approach and system analysis methodology based on the David Easton’s model of the international format to demonstrate this hypothesis, the study concludes that this phenomenon has become a real danger on the international stage with threat to its security as well as the imposition of political, security and economic pressures on it, which could have an impact on its political and economic values and lead to internal social split within the state, and other external antagonism among the different communities which could enhance the idea of the "Clash of Civilizations” in the world.

Finally, the study presented the main obstacles and opportunities that could be observed in combating this dangerous phenomenon.