چکیده:
The stability of the international system and its change constitute the core of the theory of international regimes. International regimes are initially created by power holders, but over time they develop their own procedures and emerge as actors alongside governments. Secondly, they act as mechanisms for cooperation between governments, creating trust and security, and contributing to the stability of the international system. Thirdly, regimes change through various factors, the most important of which is power. Thus, the theory of regimes is related to theories of "cooperation", "order and stability" and also to theories of "change".
خلاصه ماشینی:
Keywords: Regime, order, change, stability, cooperation, conflict, chaos, public goods, bad goods, rationality, principles, norms, decision-making procedures, structure, globalization, international facilities, authority, power, leadership (*)Assistant Professor of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran 1- Introduction Definition of the Term Regime Theory The word theory (Theory) comes from the Latin word Theoria, which in turn comes from the Greek word Theoras, which itself comes from Theasthai and ultimately from the root Thea, meaning observer and look, which is also seen in the word theater (Theatre).
” Cooper considered interdependence as the core of international political economy liberalism in that book and studied the problems that arose for Western industrial countries after World War II in the field of trade, investment, and economic exchanges between Western countries.
Of course, the emergence of the concept of interdependence, which also had an impact on the emergence of international regimes, itself has three causes: First, theorists and political actors in the United States quickly became aware of America's trade relations, investment, and energy and fuel issues with the outside world, and these issues caused concern not only in America but also in Canada.
Interdependence writers do not directly study international regimes, but believe that economic power is the main factor in creating principles and rules, and that the form or method of production and trade plays a sensitive role.
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