great powers' behavioural pattern in the management of international crisis of syria in a uni-multipolar system

the article aims to analyze the syria crisis management pattern by the great powers within the uni-multipolar system while using the structural realism assumptions. according to the structural realism logic, the change of structure in the international system will lead to the distortion of processes in the international arena, all of which in turn will be an impetus for the great powers to modify their comportment regarding the crisis management.the article elaborates the effects which a uni-multipolar system will have on the great powers’ comportment within the system and how it will affect certain styles of international syria crisis management envisaged by them?. this paper believes that the constraints enforced by the international system is able to radically change the comportment of the agents, therefore a uni-multipolar system will provide sufficient impetus for creating an “asymmetrical balance of power” in the international arena and especially syria crisis. the asymmetrical balance of power as a pattern of behavior is endowed with certain characteristics as it allows the formation of coalitions in response to the aggression and sanctions.. the paper uses the explanatory-descriptive method and the level of analysis which has been envisaged is the third image or the international level.