El  Oriente Medio en la política mundial: un enfoque sistémico

Mehmet Ozkan

doi:10.17533/udea.espo.10035

Authors

Mehmet Ozkan University of Seville

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.espo.10035

Keywords:

Middle East, Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), Arab League, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC, D-8, Regional Order; Oil

Abstract

The Middle East has always been center of attention for its problems and

economic importance to the world. The Middle East is the source of a considerable amount of the world’s oil and gas and is the place where it can be most cheaply obtained. This article takes a systemic approach to understand the Middle East and locate it within the global politics. In the Middle East there are various institutions that connect the region to the world. These institutions have a certain degree of influence in shaping regional politics. This institutional structure is important in locating the

Middle East in global politics because each of them has different agenda, inclination and priories. Understanding the diversity of regional organizations will also show that the Middle East is not a single unity, rather it has various power centers.

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Author Biography

Mehmet Ozkan, University of Seville

M.A. in International and European Relations, University of Linkopings, Sweden. PhD Candidate in Interculturality and the Arab-Islamic World, University of Seville, Spain.

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