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Determinants of The American Foreign Policy towards Middle East Area after 2003 | ||
| Journal of International studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 71, 2018, Pages 99-117 | ||
| Authors | ||
| a Ali; Saleem Qata | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Middle east area occupied increasingly important in u.s. foreign policy agenda, perhaps the importance derived from the geopolitical location allowing the United States territorial dynamics control for rising powers in area, as well as economic potential, especially oil and gas. middle east, a region where many competing global and regional forces not only compete on world powers but there are many regional powers with interests in this area too. Thus, the rise of this region in the international environment has led to an important geopolitical changes transcended geographical boundaries, which led the United States to seek to make middle east area a central fulcrum to influence political, economic and security reactions to other powers. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Middle East; US strategy | ||
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