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A Jacksonian approach to the Definition of Trumpism in International system
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Mohammad naser Taheri zadeh   , Alireza Rezaei , Ghasem Toraby |
| Associate Professor of International Relations, Hamedan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Hamedan, Iran. , ir.alirezarezaei@gmail.com |
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Abstract: (654 Views) |
IR Scholars have been traditionally concerned with the intellectual and decision making practices adapted by American policy makers As an idea and strategy, Trumpism is always potentially able to act effectively upon the international and political dynamics in the US. An analytical descriptive methodology along with library archives have been used to answer the argument that how is Trumpism positioned to define international system for the US? which American political schools in the past are closer to Trumpism? This strategy is more affiliated with the thoughts of Andrew Jackson, the 7th American president (1829 – 1837), among all other former American presidents. Apparently, in its approach to international system, Trumpism is a combination of personal qualities, bureaucratic elements, personal contacts, bafflement and simplification of complicated international issues. The results of such combination are unilateralism rejection of the entire array of achievements by the preceding administrations, rejection of international treaties and affairs, isolationism, introspection and a type of populism. The hidings of this study support the authors hypothesis.
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| Keywords: Strategy, Unilateralism, Multilateralism, International politics, International system, Jacksonism, Trumpism. |
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Received: 2023/09/12 | Published: 2023/12/6
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