أثر تراتبية القوة في النظام الدولي على سلوك الدول الصغرى

Abstract EN

Small States are part of those countries that have been largely ignored in theorizing about international relations to a certain extent.

Rather, the talk of the behavior of small States in the international order is referred to as reactions that are mostly oriented towards responding and adhering to the outputs of the structure of the chaotic international order.

Although the theory of international relations applies to all countries, it is directly interested in the behavior of the strongest in generating proposals on the international order.

This is simply because not all countries have enough power to influence the functioning of this order.

Only the most powerful countries determine the nature of international relations at any time while smaller States are not concerned with the logic of the historical process in which the hierarchy of states changes.

Accordingly, the aim of this study is to demonstrate the behavior of small States within an international order in which there is no legitimate authority to discipline the conduct of States.