الصراعات الاقتصادية العالمية و انعكاساتها المستقبلية على الأمن الدولي : دراسة حالتي الصراع الاقتصادي : الصيني و الأمريكي-الياباني

Abstract EN

The research aims to identify the American economic conflicts with both China and Japan as examples of global economic conflicts, and the research has concluded that one of the most important reasons for the occurrence of the US-Chinese economic conflict is the desire of both countries to reduce the quantities of goods and products that are imported from the other country, and the two identifying the amount of competition and economic conflict between them over the acquisition of the largest possible percentage of the global economy.

The research showed that the main reason for the US-Japanese economic conflict is the desire of the United States of America to reduce the trade surplus achieved by Japan, and that the intensity of the US-Japanese economic conflict is significantly lower than the US-Chinese economic conflict, as the United States considers Japan a partner and an ally it does not want to lose.

Nevertheless, this conflict could lead to many economic and political problems A number of Asian countries whose economy is closely related to the Japanese and American economies, Japan is trying to preserve its economic capabilities and get out of the American impasse with the best possible amount of economic and commercial gains, which helps it overcome the state of contraction that the Japanese economy suffers from, and the research reached the American economic conflict With both China and Japan, it has future implications for international security