Özet:

Security, one of the important concepts of the international relations discipline, affects the development of a conflicting and cooperative process in international actors’ external policy behavior. The aim of this study is to reveal how the military, economic, political power, which influences the U.S. Foreign Policy and Security Strategy, extends its roots to the U.S. establishment, and periodically changes with the political culture of time and space, is used to ensure global hegemony through theories of international relations. The importance of this issue is derived from the idea that the great powers will not leave their security decisions to their competitors, the idea that the understanding of the theories of international relations that form the theoretical framework of U.S. Foreign Policy and Security Strategy practices will provide geopolitical forecast to international actors.