InterRegional for Strategic Analysis

InterRegional for Strategic Analysis has published three new books in the InterRegional book series dealing with the most important major strategic issues with complex effects extending across the world’s regions in the security, military, political, economic, and technological fields.In this regard, the book titled, Continent of the Future: How to Understand the State of Africa—edited by Dr. Ahmed Amal, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Cairo University’s Faculty of African Postgraduate Studies—sheds lights on the opportunities and challenges facing African countries amid the current changes in the world order. With contributions from many Africa experts, the book seeks to address several of the African continent’s most pressing issues. The first section of the book—which consists of two chapters—deals with domestic conditions on the continent, both politically and economically. The second part spans three chapters and addresses selected cases of political and security interactions at the regional level in the Horn of Africa, the African Sahel, and southern Africa. Given the major entanglement between domestic and foreign issues, the three chapters of the book’s third section analyze the roles of&nbsp;the three international powers most engaged in the African sphere—the United States, China, and Russia—with a focus on the implications of these roles on the countries of the continent.On the other hand, the book, Environmental Collapse: International Relations Shifts to Climate Change—by Soheir El Sherbini, Editor-in-Chief of the Light House series—deals with climate change’s extended effects on countries and societies, environmental innovation, and handling the climate challenge. The book starts from the thesis that climate change has become an issue affecting international relations. The book discusses the widespread repercussions of climate change; the role of governments, international organizations (specifically the United Nations), private corporations, civil society, and individuals in combatting climate change and its negative effects at all levels and stopping the future of climate change; the paths and costs of combatting climate change; and the alternative energy sources that are attracting broad global interest. The book also focuses on green hydrogen and green ammonia due to the enormous potential and opportunities they hold. Finally, there is a discussion of the prospects for global investment in those sources in order to create a green economy capable of keeping up with the international trend toward reducing carbon emissions and activating green investments at the global level, so as to benefit the planet and mitigate the effects of climate change.Across ten chapters, prepared in concert with a group of experts and researchers in American affairs and international relations, the book, American Decline: Domestic Crises and the Global Position of the US—edited by Mohamed Basyouny Abdel Halim, Chief Editor of the InterRegional book series—seeks to shed light on aspects of US domestic and foreign interactions at the current moment, including signs of radical shifts in the existing world order. These shifts raise questions about the US’s readiness to handle them and the limits of its capability to resist the aspirations of the "revisionist forces" seeking to change the structure of the order and reduce American influence and status. The book relies on the main premise that there is a state of American decline internationally, resulting from a set of domestic and foreign crises.

InterRegional Publishes Three New Volumes in Book Series