المفهوم الأمريكي للأمن و الاستراتيجية

Abstract EN

The Triangle Institute for Security Studies sponsored the seventh workshop in a series of nine examining the topic from the perspective of Political Science and conflict resolutions.

The TISS invited eight distinguished speakers to presentations about contributions about Political Science and conflict resolutions.

Dr.

Glenn Snyder entitled “The evolution of International Security Studies” concluded his remarks by commenting that, like the broader field of international politics, the field of security studies is challenged by the end of the cold war, challenged to re-define the role of force in a Single Superpower World to invent criteria for identifying the “Vital Interests” of the United States, to predict the nature of multipolar (and proliferated? ) world, and to assess the changing nature of alliances, to cite but a few issues.

It also remains to beseen whether “Security Studies” will remain a distinct sub-field within international politics, as some scholars press to expand the definition of security to include questions of political economy, the environment and migrations.

Triangle Institute for Security Studies, Vol; XI, N°1, winter 1996.