مؤسسة الرئاسة الأمريكية و دورها في صنع القرار في الحرب على العراق

Abstract EN

The military decision is a central element in building the history of the modern American state.

there have been many concepts about the content of decision-making in its various dimensions.

historical scholars have studied the hidden motives behind the decisions taken by the decision-maker.

management scholars have gone to search for how to improve the performance of the executive bodies.

as for contemporary history, the decision-making process that takes place between two parties is seen, one party decides.

(Agent), and an environment that surrounds the decision before and after in the environment (Environment),the decision-making party is the institution of the presidency (the state) through the persons authorized to disclose its content with actions and decisions, and the environment is of a temporal and spatial dimension.

continuous decision-making process.

For this reason, our study came to take the decision-making process in contemporary American history in the war on Iraq in 1991 during the administration of US President George Bush 1989-1993 and within the research of the US Presidency in Washington as the head of the US state.

it included a discussion of the us presidency and its role as an executive institution.

and the second topic: the role of the presidency in making the decision of the war on Iraq in 1991.

Within the review of many historical and political documents and sources that bore fruit in order to understand the issuance of the decision to war on Iraq and its security, political and international reasons.