Yurtsever, Serdar, ELKURDI, FATHI ALI, Ogun, Mehmet Nesip
The behavior of states in the international system is largely determined by the power relations among them and the differences among them. Order in the international system is constantly threatened because of the possibility of some states to resort to power or war to improve their relative positions. Throughout history, states have frequently forced each other or threatened each other with the use of force. It is important for states to correctly analyze their capacities to protect, sustain or advance their national interests.The term "small power" is frequently used in the literature and...
The behavior of states in the international system is largely determined by the power relations among them and the differences among them. Order in th...