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084204
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108634
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2011.
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Employing the four categories of change as defined by Charles Hermann and the insight of Walter Carlsneas that the dynamic between structure and agency causally condition each over time, the article conceptualizes change in Turkish foreign policy under the AKP. This theoretical analysis of Turkey's foreign policy allows for the examination of the interplay of domestic actors with the regional and international systems including their economic, identity and security components. It also explores the impact Turkey's activism in the area has had in Turkey and among the people of the region. Finally, it raises key questions as to the future of Turkish foreign policy as the outcomes of the Arab Spring develop.
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095681
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2010.
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This study sets out to explain the general characteristics of current Turkish foreign policy where it examines the interplay between important world events and emergent novel ideas at four different levels of analysis (conceptual setting, micro-setting, domestic macro-setting, and external macro-setting). The new Turkish foreign policy vision and its normative strategy, derived from Davuto lu's Strategic Depth, have been blended with five new principles: balance between security and freedom; zero problems with neighbors; multidimensional and multi-track policies; a new diplomatic discourse based on firm flexibility; and rhythmic diplomacy.
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088527
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2009.
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In the 20th century, the world reconciled itself to the Soviet Union's influence in the Caucasus and the Central Asian Region. The West, particularly the U.S., wanted to be a major if not the main actor in this power game after the collapse of the Soviet system. Its first goal, certainly, was to gain control over the wealthy oil and natural gas reserves of the Caucasian and Central Asian nations, but its next goal was no less significant: diverting oil around Russia and preventing Moscow from reasserting its control over the Caucasus and Central Asia. Georgia was preferred as the primary pro-Western state for secure transportation of the huge oil and gas prosperity of the neighboring regions. So when the main Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline for transporting oil through Georgia was completed in 2005, it was hailed as the most important success U.S. strategy had scored over Russia and helped to diversify its energy deliveries, given the instability of the Middle East.
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ID:
126745
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New Delhi, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, 2014.
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88p.Pbk
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IDSA Monograph Series No.32
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9789382169338
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| 057562 | 327.561/AGA 057562 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
136752
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Abingdon, RUSI, 2014.
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iv, 95p.Pbk
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RUSI White Hall Paper Series
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9781138907232
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119351
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Israel, Begin Sadat Centre for Strategic Studies, 2012.
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31p.pbk
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Mideast Security and Policy Studies no. 97
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07931042
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| 057187 | 327.561/MUR 057187 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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