الأمن الإقليمي : إطار نظري

Abstract EN

This article examines a largely sustained theoretical effort that treats regions as distinct and autonomous analytical levels, between the state and the system, he appeared to bridge the wide gap between the two traditional levels, especially with the emergence of a wave of new and transnational security threats, which is regional, not national or global.

the article deals with the theoretical evolution of the regional level in security analysis by discussing the problematic aspects of defining regions, security regions ; presenting the justification formulated for the adoption of the regional level in security analysis, and, finally, discussing two theoretical approaches that, along with other approaches, contributed to building a regional security analysis : the security community, with the Deutschland and constructional concepts ; and the regional security complex theory.