دور عامل التهديدات الأمنية في تطورالعملية التكاملية: دراسة حالة مجلس التعاون الخليجي

Abstract

The goal of this study is to seek the role of the security threats to the development of the processes of integrations, by taking the Gulf Cooperation Council as case of study. Therefore by the analysis of the security and strategic environment we find like a result, because of several interior and external threats, that lead the countries of the gulf to create the GCC to commonly confront those threats, but, and precisely after the creation of GCC, internal problems begun to start towards several issues: security, economic and political... etc, in the places to make common all the opinions in order to push the process of integration ahead, it is for that - and despite all the dangerous security threats in which the countries of the CCG lived and living inside, the differences between its priorities and its resources stimulated temporization and the lassitude to accelerate the development of GCC. By consequence, the achievements of GCC, after 27 years of its creation, appeared very discouraging and very less of ambitions of its peoples. also, the foreign military existence in the Gulf and its increase, after the second gulf war and the certitude of impossibility of making safe itself by the GCC countries, entrained the revision of the form and sovereignty of the contemporary State; because the origin of the security function is sovereign but the resignation or the exclusion of CCG to realize this function stimulate several interrogations which demand more concentration and analysis.