Examines how global actors establish and regulate interactions on the international stage, suggesting implications for cooperation.
International Relations System and Structure refers to the organized framework and patterns through which states and other global actors interact with each other on the international stage. It explains how political, economic, legal, and diplomatic relations are formed, maintained, and regulated among countries and international organizations.
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Sevinch Qo'ldosheva (2026) studied this question.
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