The role of information technology in international relations' crises: Case study of Iraq

The effectiveness of international relations among states is largely influenced by technological innovation especially when they are developed country. Furthermore the lack of technical growth in some countries may influence on their international diplomacy and that's what happened in Iraq with its relations with other countries. Despite the fact that many technological advancements are not documented in the current regulation and oversight, policy, and legal structure, they also might disrupt the social contract that authorities have established with their citizens on the one hand and bilateral and/or international treaties, as well as among nations on the other. This necessitates agile international cooperation, which means to adapt to a changing, dynamic global environment in order to properly understand the new models to be controlled. The importance of this thesis is that it looks at the relationship between technological and international relations 'crises in the context of global politics, focusing on the relationship between information technologies and Iraqi international relations' crises. Technological change has always had important consequences for political relations and crises between countries. It was instrumental in the formation of the states, and it is crucial in understanding the erosion of the state today. The study plans to conclude the importance of information technology in the context of international relations and crisis resolution. The study also concluded that there is no difference between students and professors at the university, while there is a difference between males and females in their view of the relationship of information technology to solving international crises. Key Words: Information technology, International relations, Diplomacy