جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "the islamic cooperation organization" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

Cyberspace as a real space consists in the extension of human community in the context of information and communications technology. Taking optimal advantage of available investment opportunities of cyberspace for the revival of some foundations of the Islamic political system such as the Imamate-Ummah system is worthy of considerable attention. The chief question of this research is whether or not this new realm of human life can have the capacity of establishing a Imamate-Ummah system. Drawing upon the descriptive-analytic and library research methods, as well as the Internet in collecting data, this research, having explained the position of the Imamate-Ummah system in Islam by comparing it with the nation state originated from The Peace (treaty) of Westphalia and by making in-depth analysis of the features of cyberspace, considers it possible to establish the aforementioned system in cyberspace. Having illustrated the new study space, the research seeks to explain the most important implications of the establishment of Imamate-Ummah in cyberspace with emphasis on the pivotal role which the Organization of Islamic Cooperation can play in this regard.

The present study discussed areas of disintegration in the Islamic Cooperation Organization by applying neo-functionalism approach and focusing on structural and environmental conflicts. After the United Nations (UN), the Islamic Cooperation Organization (ICO) is the biggest regional world organization. However, it has suffered from weak performance during its life unlike many regional organizations such as the European Union (EU) and the African Union (AU). Moving from organizational levels towards regional and international challenges, we found out that despite the ideological advertisements, the ICO has lost its applications. Cooperation has become impossible for the Islamic countries due to its heterogeneous members with various approaches towards politics, culture and economics especially in the recent decade with new challenges caused by the globalization of culture and politics. The final analysis of this study was that Islamic countries will prefer to join organizations with common economic tendencies in the upcoming decades.