بررسی شاخصهای تأثیرگذار بر محبوبیت دولتها در عرصۀ بینالمللی

Abstract (English)

The popularity and reputation of governments in the international arena are shaped by a combination of political, economic, cultural, and social factors. Governments that pursue a realistic and peace-oriented foreign policy, comply with international obligations, and play a constructive role in addressing global challenges generally enjoy greater credibility and respect among other governments and nations. In addition, economic stability, the peaceful management of domestic crises, good governance, and the effective use of cultural and media-based soft power are among the key factors that enhance governments' international popularity and reputation. This study adopts a descriptive-analytical approach using qualitative data to examine the key indicators influencing governments' popularity at the global level and to explore the relationship between domestic governance, foreign policy, and international popularity. The findings indicate that political stability and the rule of law, the peaceful management of domestic crises, the non-use of force in international relations, the adoption of a peace-oriented foreign policy, economic stability, active diplomacy, and constructive engagement with the international community constitute some of the most significant determinants of governments' popularity in the international arena.

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