The Effects of the construction of Security Complexes upon Regional Security (The Case Study: the Persian Gulf Security Complexes)

The Idea of security complex is a modern concept in security studies aimed specifically at studying the dilemma of security within security complexes. With this in mind, we should study the construction of security complexes and its characteristics in order to deeply study national and regional security. After the completion of that study, individualistic and collectivist security constructs are formed in order for the internal construction of security complexes to boost common interests or threats. Each of the above-mentioned constructs cover particular consequences in the security complexes, affecting regional and national security in two forms: Securitization and desecuritization. The present article plans to study the construction of security complexes upon regional security.