The influence of the non-state actors can be observed even more clearer when we observe the frequent interference various oil companies or pharmaceuticals or especially the arms suppliers, in the affairs of a state determining its behavior with the other countries. for instance, Russian arms-export monopoly Rosoboronexport’s continuation of arms sales to Iran had complicated US relations with Moscow and Tehran.
the influence of non-state actors on the actions of the state in international arena can be traced back even to the 16th and 17th century where different privately owned companies fueled the colonization of different countries by the European states e.g. East India company which ruled the sub-continent until 1857 when it was formally under the control of British crown and many other such companies of Dutch and Portuguese origins which almost completely dominated the behavior of states with the other states.
It is more evident these days because of communicative developments that we observe the change in the behavior of states quite easily, when influenced by some organisation or company. But, this phenomenon is quite old.
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