دور القيادة في السلوك السياسي المصري تجاه الأزمة اليمنية

Abstract EN

The concept of leadership has become one of the important variables in the field of politics, and the subsequent strategies, whether related to state institutions and dealing with the variables of its internal and external environment, or with regard to the state itself and ways of dealing with internal and external variables.

Moreover, the external behavior of the state is governed by political leadership in the international system.

Foreign policy is the result of its interactions at the three levels of analysis in the field of international politics (Kenneth Waltz theory).

There is the first level: the level of individuals (elite, leaders and statesmen).

The level of the state (the structure of the local political and social system, the institutions of the state, the social structure, etc.

) and finally the third level, the level of the system (the structure of the international system, the number of poles controlling the system, the distribution of capacity among them, and the constraints and pressures imposed by the national structure).

International, and opportunities), since the formation of the external behavior of the state based on the quality and how to handle the state's response to these interactions.

After 2011, the Egyptian foreign policy has adopted the first, second and second level mentioned above in its foreign policy.

The Egyptian political leadership pursued the path of diversifying options and opening new horizons for the Egyptian decision-maker.

This is reflected in the successive movements of Egyptian leaders in the external arena.

The Egyptian foreign policy movement is witnessing a positive situation, especially if we note the escalation of the challenges and threats facing the countries of the world in general, and the Middle East in particular, from the exacerbation of terrorist waves and the escalation of political and ethnic divisions.

Endodontic, which warned him of the status of an unprecedented decline in the ability of the nation-state, and its entry in the probability of disintegration and fragmentation into small units.