An analysis of the U.S. and Saudi Arabia relations in the context of systemic international political theory

This thesis anlyeses the U.S. and Saudi Arabia Relations in the context of the Systemic International Political Theory. The main assumption of the thesis is the states interact with political profits. The U.S. and Saudi Arabia relations are a classical sample of that main assumption in which case both military and economic relations. The main findings of the study clarified that the states are acting for the profit in the systemic international political structure. And as an interacting units, the states are acting based on economic and military capasities in the systemic international political structure. Keywords: Systemic International Political Theory, the U.S., Saudi Arabia.