Interdependensi Kompleks: Ekonomi, Keamanan, Dan Ham Dalam Konflik Israel-Palestina

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  • Muhammad Zulfan Apriansyah Universitas Padjajaran, Indonesia
  • Yusa Djuyandi Universitas Padjajaran, Indonesia

Keywords:

Constructivism Theory, Complex Interdependence, Hegemonic State Influence

Abstract

This research aims to explore the reasons behind the failure of previous peace efforts to end the Israeli occupation and ensure justice for the Palestinian people. Using a qualitative descriptive approach and applying constructivism theory, this study delves into key factors including economics, security, and human rights as crucial elements in the dynamics of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The abstract details how these three factors are interrelated within this conflict context, and how the intricate interplay among economics, security, and human rights contributes to the failure of previous peace efforts and the challenge of achieving a fair resolution for both parties.

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Published

2026-05-20

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Apriansyah, M. Z., & Djuyandi, Y. (2026). Interdependensi Kompleks: Ekonomi, Keamanan, Dan Ham Dalam Konflik Israel-Palestina. Nusantara Journal of Political Science (NJPS), 1(1), 52–63. Retrieved from https://journal.apsipol.or.id/index.php/njps/article/view/6

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