Globalization and the conversionism of the Islamic countries

Document Type : Research Paper

Author

Political Science Department Baqir al-Olum University

Abstract

A study of international developments in this postindustrial
and post-informational era is impossible without
paying attention to globalization. Globalization has led to
the permeability of borders, changes in national identity,
and increase in transnational, local, and global relationships.
Islamic countries have encountered with various types of
challenges, limitations, and opportunities in this new
situation in which adopting any policy or strategy may have
a decisive impact on their history. In this globalizing age,
they need to increase their local interactions and to regulate
their relationships with the superpowers interfering in
Islamic countries. Attaining this goal depends on increasing
their power level in the area and the world. And, it seems
that adopting an official, public, and cultural policy can be
an effective strategy to actualize it because creating a
positive image through harmonious all-out diplomacy can
be an effective step forward to create a cooperative attitude
and local conversionism, and to protect Islamic countries in
their interaction with globalization and big powers.

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