دور الحلف الأطلسي في هندسة الأمن الإقليمي في المتوسط : دراسة حالة مبادرة الحوار المتوسطي

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This study attempts to analyze the roles of the Atlantic Alliance in engineering regional security in the Mediterranean, by addressing the case study of the Mediterranean Dialogue Initiative, as it formed one of the frames of reference upon which the alliance relies to maximize security and stability in the Mediterranean region.

The Mediterranean Dialogue Initiative was launched from the idea of the strong interdependence that exists between Euro-Atlantic security and Mediterranean stability.

Accordingly, Mediterranean security occupied an important place in the new strategic concept of NATO, and in its expansionist policy that seeks hegemony and new areas of influence.

The study concluded that the Atlantic-Mediterranean dialogue is a unilateral initiative that has established a kind of dependency rather than a win-win partnership.

However, the success of the security initiatives requires basically the presence of consensus between the dialogue parties in visions and interests, and in building mutual readings of threats and issues.

average security.