The Trump administration's security approaches in the Middle East with an emphasis on economic nationalism

The Trump administration, which came to power with the first slogan of the United States and special attention to the economy, pursued its security policies in the Middle East in the direction of economic nationalism. To be. The question of the present article, which has been collected in a descriptive-analytical manner and with library documents, is what were the security policies and actions of the Trump administration in the Middle East in line with American economic nationalism? To this end, in the theoretical framework of mercantilism to explain and analyze this issue and the hypothesis is that the Trump administration in maintaining global hegemony and American order and establish economic development and security by moving away from globalism to nationalism and economic protectionism. By combining security and economic components, it can build free alliances and alliances, bring peace through coercion, create crises and tensions, impose a peace plan, and support the Saudi government to strengthen the war on American trade, open up the American software war market, and strengthen ties with Consider Saudi Arabia in the Middle East. The move is a step towards increasing wealth in order to restore US economic hegemony globally and the growth and development of domestic industry.