Mediterranean politics

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Mediterranean politics refers to the complex web of historical and contemporary power relations, alliances, conflicts, and diplomatic interactions among states and societies surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.

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Mediterranean politics canonical 1

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instanceOf field of study
political phenomenon
hasDimension cultural diplomacy
economic relations
energy policy
environmental policy
foreign policy
maritime governance
migration policy
security policy
hasGeographicScope Mediterranean Sea region NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalRoot Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Cold War bipolar rivalry
European colonialism in North Africa
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
includesSubfield Eastern Mediterranean politics
Levantine politics
Maghreb–Europe relations
Western Mediterranean politics
involves European states
Middle Eastern states
North African states
coastal states of the Mediterranean Sea
isCharacterizedBy asymmetry of economic development
external great‑power involvement
interdependence between northern and southern shores
linkage between domestic and regional conflicts
overlapping regional organizations
isShapedBy Arab uprisings NERFINISHED
Arab–Israeli conflict NERFINISHED
Balkan conflicts
Cyprus dispute NERFINISHED
European Union enlargement NERFINISHED
NATO expansion
postcolonial state formation
isStudiedIn area studies
comparative politics
international relations
security studies
keyActor African Union NERFINISHED
Arab League NERFINISHED
European Union NERFINISHED
NATO NERFINISHED
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries NERFINISHED
Union for the Mediterranean NERFINISHED
United Nations NERFINISHED
majorIssue Palestinian question NERFINISHED
arms trafficking
civil conflicts in Libya and Syria
climate change impacts on the Mediterranean Sea
counterterrorism cooperation
energy transit routes
exclusive economic zone delimitation
human trafficking routes
irregular migration across the Mediterranean
maritime boundary disputes
offshore gas exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean
overfishing and marine resource management
refugee protection
religious and cultural tensions

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Charles I of Anjou involvedIn Mediterranean politics