Transformaciones de la política exterior egipcia en materia de seguridad, frente al Estado de Israel, desde la caída de Mubarak. 2002- 2012

Abstract

The following case study identifies the transformation of Egypt’s foreign security policy towards the Israeli State after Mubarak’s Fall from power. The hypothesis that sustains this case, reviews the main changes that have been taken place in Egypt’s foreign security policy towards Israel in terms of border security, diplomatic relations, and the change in governmet discussions until the incident and the current importance of bilateral peace agreements that have been reached by the intervention of third-party countries. For this reasons, the case will first analyse Egypt’s foreign security policy towards Israel before Mubarak’s fall from power, secondly, it will demonstrate the changes in foreign policy after his overthrow and lastly, it will expose the reasons behind these changes. The previous observed in the light of the Theories of Graham Allison and Barry Buzan.