Reshaping the International Order in Light of Current and Future Geopolitical Changes and Transformations: An Analytical Study

Abstract

This study aims to define the conceptual framework of the international system by examining its concept, fundamental components, historical development, and the nature of contemporary geopolitical transformations affecting its structure. The study of the reshaping of the international system necessitates the use of a set of integrated scientific methodologies, given the complex nature of the subject, which combines politics, economics, security, and technology. The study adopts the descriptive-analytical method, a fundamental approach in the study of political phenomena, to describe the nature of the international system and its components, and then to analyze the variables influencing its transformations. The study concludes that the international system is undergoing a transitional phase and demonstrates that the world is not experiencing a fully structured international system, but rather a transitional phase characterized by instability and the overlapping of old and new power structures.