Implications of Donald Trump's foreign policy in the current International System.

Abstract

By defining the International System (IS) as the scenario in which international politics takes place, historical periods can be delimited, in a certain way, taking into account both the structure determined by the correlation of forces, and the order that governs the relations between the actors. In this sense, the collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and the disappearance of the so-called World Socialist System are considered a turning point in the history of International Relations, as they represent the beginning of a stage of inter-transition -systemic that extends to the present day. In ours there is a struggle to establish new rules as part of a process of "repolarization". In this endeavor, the action of the United States continues in its search to make the strategic-military axis prevail, preserve its hegemony, as well as generate new conflicts with a new opponent.