جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "security system" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

The diversity of various class, ethnic, racial, and religious divides, along with structural and managerial inefficiencies faced by most countries in Southwest Asia, significantly disrupts national cohesion and unity. This creates a foundation for various anti-security actions by opponents, and the security management infrastructure loses its effectiveness due to crises of legitimacy, participation, identity, influence, and distribution. This leads to fragmentation instead of national cohesion and unity, inability to mobilize resources and capabilities, weakness in policy-making, and lack of consensus in implementing security policies. Meanwhile, the balance of power system in the region is practically subject to conflicts and power struggles among regional and global powers, resulting in a dynamic and unstable security order and security building in the region. Therefore, it is necessary to outline an optimal approach for security building in the region, considering the laws and considerations of the balance of power. The Resistance Axis in Southwest Asia, as a power player and a geopolitical force, influences regional interactions and dynamics, transforming and dynamizing the region's security developments. This research aims to evaluate the role of the Resistance Axis in regional security changes and developments, providing a realistic perspective on its position in the power hierarchy, regional balancing, and its role in security building and establishing sustainable security. The Resistance Axis, through its actions and strategies, has established itself as a key and significant player in Southwest Asia, playing a crucial role in power polarization, security balancing, and equilibrium of power and threats. Therefore, it can assume a desirable role in all power and security equations and relations in the regional power hierarchy. However, for its continued development, it is necessary to identify and examine the opportunities, threats, strengths, and weaknesses of this axis in the areas of discourse formation, and leveraging geoeconomic and geocultural adaptation and strengthening deterrence. Hence, this research, within an interpretive paradigm and using a qualitative method, involves collecting documents and studying library resources, conducting semi-structured interviews with 27 experts and scholars, and extracting data, indicators, components, and dimensions of the subject to explain the position, policy-making approach, strategies, and current status of the Resistance Axis concerning the balance of power and its approach to security building in the geopolitical structure of Southwest Asia.

Despite the strong and deep relation between the security environment and foreign and security policymaking, there is no specific and properly defined methodological framework to explain the relation between them. Therefore, this study has made an effort to suggest a properly defined methodological framework for understanding security environments and their relation with foreign and security policymaking while proposing an analytical model regarding the issue by addressing this question, "What is the relation between one player's security environments and its foreign and security policymaking?"The hypothesis which has been investigated in this study is that the security environment of a player is the input of its system of foreign and security policymaking. This input is processed in the process of environmental understanding and perception of security environment data by the decision-making leaders, and its output is manifested in the form of well-known actions and decisions such as doctrine, policy, strategy, and approaches regarding foreign and security policy. A descriptive-analytical method has been adopted to analyze the aforementioned hypothesis.Key Words: security, environment, security environment, security system, foreign and security policymaking

Despite the fact that the West Asia region has always been pregnant with tension and conflict, but at various times different factors have caused tension and crisis in this region. Furthermore, with the formation and development of ISIS, these challenges became more widespread and reinforced each other, as the result the whole Western Asian security system was undergoing fundamental changes. These changes in the West Asian security system have revealed the structure, existing processes, and the role of its actors, which has resulted as the consequences of all countries' actions in the region. Regarding the importance of the issue, this study is an attempt to answer the question that; what are the impact of ISIL's formation on the West Asian countries' security system. Moreover, It was hypothesized that the formation of ISIS has increased the interference of foreign powers in the Western Asian security order and strengthened anarchy in the region. In collecting the data, library resources and related documents were used, and for analyzing the content we employed historical analysis in a comparative framework. By describing and analyzing the security system before and after the formation of ISIS, we tested the research hypothesis.

Occurrence of crime, chaos and wrongdoings will cause problems in the development path of societies. Therefore, the governments' fulfillment of development programs necessitates existence of security as the most important prerequisite to development . This article aims to discuss one of these wrongdoings which has always been citizens' and police's obsession. Any delinquency and crime has direct effect on the society's security but theft has a special position in determination of security indexes. Therefore, this study is focused on one of the branches of theft, " motorcycle theft".