The effects of the Eisenhower principle on the countries of the Arab world - a historical study -

Abstract

The Arab region was and still is one of the regions in which manifestations of American interest were manifested politically and economically, after the emergence of the United States of America as a strong competitor to the Soviet presence in the Arab region after World War II (1939-1945).

The centering of international relations around the two centers of polarization had a great and significant impact on the political conditions of the Arab world. The division of the world into two camps led to an internal Arab division represented by the tendency to embrace one of the two directions. This is on the official level. The new one represented by the Soviet Union and another that supports the capitalist approach, headed by the United States of America, but the dominant character and the broadest step was for capitalism.