International Relations Researches

International Relations Researches

Categorization of the Governments of Some Governments of the World Based on Psychological Analysis of the Concept of Security

Document Type : Original Article

Author
Valialah Mousavi
Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Guilan
Abstract
The concept of security is one of the most important topics in clinical psychology and personality (on the one hand) and international relations (on the other) and in various theories of great psychologists (such as Sigmund Freud, Eric Freud, Karen Horney, Alfred Adler, and Abraham Masloward), This concept has been debated. For this reason, in this article, the rule of some world governments is categorized on the basis of psychological analysis of the concept of security. In this regard, according to the German psychologist Karen Hornei's theory, it is noted that in order to meet the psychic needs of life (which makes them feel insecure), some people tend to feel connected and dominated by others and feel secure. . But others will gain a sense of security by withdrawing their conscience from others. Accordingly, the author's psychological analysis of intergovernmental relations (such as how individuals interact) is that world governments can also be grouped into four groups: domineering (such as the Gulf states), domineering (such as the US), isolating ( It is classified as Scandinavian) and independent (such as Iran) but this classification is not invariant as governments behave as individuals affected by various factors.
Keywords
Psychological analysis
government
security
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International Relations Researches
Volume 6, Issue 20 - Serial Number 1
Summer 2016
Pages 285-312