آراء نقدية في العلاقات الاقتصادية الدولية

Abstract EN

Attempts posed by the subject of international economic relations, and schools of thought began Almirkanthelet from school, through classical, modern and others, built their ideas on the basis of uneven exchange of powerful States, on the basis of the international division of labour set by the powerful nations as well, and the conclusions emerging fixed and optimistic about the And strengthen capital and worked this theorizing all their energies to survival, the situation of imbalance in the spontaneous movement of the international economy, claimed the movement of goods and money exchange and flow freely between all world economies and linking the capital in which national or in which supranational through companies infringing sexual and assumed that responds to national interests, For developing countries and reflect the social interests of all citizens, and this intersection with the conditions actually experienced by these countries in all its contradictions.

This pushed towards a new mechanism to conceptualize, preoccupied thinkers interpretations of others that created a state of balance between production and consumption and to lay the foundations of industrial economics at the expense of the agricultural economy, preserving the status differences that increase dramatically in favour of developed countries at the expense of developing countries, and building a new theoretical tips With the changes that took place a new era after the eighties of the twentieth century, administered by the Monopolies and infringing corporate citizenship, and even the current trends of international economic relations has remained incarcerated those ideas, and make whatever muhadditheen and others to find some sort of changes or prosthesis, which may occur in the evolution of balance, in This experience or that, but these attempts have been, to go to the heart of international economic relations, which are in favour of the strongest economies ...

Thus the developed countries to developing countries by