المجلة الجزائرية للعلوم السياسية والعلاقات الدولية

THE ALGERIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Description

The Algerian Journal of Political Sciences and International Relations is an international scientific peer-reviewed bi-annual journal. Its first edition appeared in 1984. Its aim is to develop academic researchers in the field of politics and international studies, through publishing high quality papers and studies. It also aims at presenting summaries of dissertations and theses, valuable books and new reports, as well as presenting proceedings of seminars, meetings and study days organised by the Faculty of Political Sciences and International Relations. Indeed, the Journal has the ambition to become a tool of communication and exchange of knowledge and expertise between researchers who belong to local and foreign academic institutions. It has also the ambition to become a means of promoting the work of laboratories and research centres which activate in Algeria and elsewhere. Furthermore, there is a need to promote political science, as an autonomous academic field through specific topics and objectives. Last but not least, the journal wishes to participate to the efforts made to enhance national scientific production in various domains and to adapt the university to its special, cultural and economic environment.


13

Volumes

25

Numéros

256

Articles


Digital international interaction: towards a new theory of international diplomatic relations

بن عائشة محمد الأمين, 
2024-02-26

Résumé: This paper discusses the concept of new diplomacy and its relationship to smart power, arguing that soft power is important as hard power in world politics. The article explores the emergence of geotechnology as a new variable in international relations, referring to the competition between countries to control and gain influence in areas of technological importance. Additionally, the paper highlights a theoretical gap in the study of international relations regarding cyberspace and the new realities imposed by technology. It discusses the role of technology in shaping a new framework for international relations, leading to increased complexity, interconnection, and interdependence. The paper argues that states must adapt to the logic of performance in the international environment and that technological progress has led to radical changes in the elements and balances of power. The researcher aims to present a new theory in international relations that analyzes the influence of digital technology and social media on shaping international relations and rearranging actors and factors. This theory suggests that these technological advancements have significant impacts on international policy directions, as well as political and economic decision-making.

Mots clés: Engineering Diplomacy ; International Digital Interaction Theory ; Artificial intelligence ; Technology