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The National Interest (TNI) is an American bimonthly international relations magazine edited by American journalist Jacob Heilbrunn and published by the Center for the National Interest, a public policy think tank based in Washington, D.C., that was established by former U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1994 as the Nixon Center for Peace and ...
En ce sens, on posera d’emblée que la question primaire liée à la définition de l’intérêt national français, hier, aujourd’hui comme en 2030, ne peut être uniquement – ou étroitement - celle de l’action, mais bien celle, plus fondamentale, du sens de l’action.
- Olivier Zajec
- 2017
Un article qui analyse la notion d’intérêt national dans la politique étrangère des États-Unis et de ses difficultés théoriques et pratiques. Il examine les différentes définitions, les débats et les enjeux de cette notion, ainsi que ses implications pour la compréhension des relations internationales.
- Robert Chaouad
- 2017
Within the field of international relations, national interest has frequently been assumed to comprise the pursuit of power, security and wealth. Neorealist and liberal institutionalist scholars tend to define national interest as revolving around security and power.
Le National Interest est une revue bimestrielle fondée en 1985 par Irving Kristol. Son siège se situe à Washington. En 1989, elle a publié un article devenu célèbre de Francis Fukuyama intitulé The End of History? (La Fin de l'Histoire ?).
26 oct. 2009 · The term “national interest” has been used by statesmen and scholars since the founding of nation-states to describe the aspirations and goals of sovereign entities in the international arena.
