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Ayşe Küçük ve Fuat Aksu,"Türk Dış Politikasında Tekrarlayan Çatışmalar: Türk[iye]-Yunan[istan] ve Türk[iye]-Ermeni[stan] İlişkileri Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme", Uluslararası X. Uludağ Uluslararası İlişkiler Kongresi-Diplomasi ve Savaşın Değişen Rolü- (8 - 10 Ekim 2018 Bursa / Türkiye), Tayyar Arı ve Kader Özlem (eds.), Bursa: Dora Yay., 2018: ss. 204-238.

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Cite: Ayşe Küçük, "Non-State Actors in Turkish Foreign Policy Crises", in Analyzing Foreign Policy Crises in Turkey: Conceptual, Theoretical and Practical Discussions, Fuat Aksu and Helin Sarı Ertem (Eds.), (Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017): 199-223.

 

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Non-State Actors in Turkish Foreign Policy Crises*

Ayşe Küçük

Introduction

         In international relations there are a few cases where the actions of non-state actors resulted in a foreign policy crisis.[1] Therefore, we have a limited number of crises where non-state actors became involved. However, the current bid of non-state actors to increase their impact and strength does not only result in a foreign policy crisis in which they become involved, but also sets the stage for them to become direct interlocut ors in these foreign policy crises. The Turkish Foreign Policy Crises (TFPC) Project fixed nine foreign policy crises in the history of Turkish foreign policy, where non-state actors had a particular impact.[2] 

Devamını oku: Non-State Actors in Turkish Foreign Policy Crises

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Ayşe Küçük ve Fuat Aksu, "Musul Rehineler Krizinde Türkiye’nin Kriz Yönetimi". Türkiye Ortadoğu Çalışmaları Dergisi 6 (2019): 13-54.

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Devamını oku: Musul Rehineler Krizinde Türkiye’nin Kriz Yönetimi

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Cite: Zehra Gürsoy, "A Humanitarian Foreign Policy Crisis: The 1989 Migration of the Bulgarian Turks", in Analysing Foreign Policy Crises in Turkey: Conceptual, Theoretical and Practical Discussions, Fuat Aksu and Helin Sarı Ertem (Eds.), (Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017): 143-157.

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A Humanitarian Foreign Policy Crisis: The 1989 Migration of the Bulgarian Turks*

Zehra Gürsoy

Introduction

In this chapter a humanitarian crisis; the 1989 exodus of the Bulgarian Turks will be examined from the foreign policy aspects of the two neighbouring countries, Turkey and Bulgaria. The aim of the chapter is to highlight how the construction of the “Bulgarian identity” changed the relations between Turkey and Bulgaria from “good neighbourhood” to “enmity” and caused a significant foreign policy crisis on the Turkish side. Regarding these questions, the chapter explains the impact of the individual, domestic and systemic factors respectively, in the formation and the management of this crisis and helps us to evaluate whether Turkey’s crisis management strategy was successful or not during this incident. As the data in the chapter presents, the military violence is not a precondition for a foreign policy crisis, thus the humanitarian issues alone can be sufficient to trigger a crisis between neighbouring countries.

Devamını oku: A Humanitarian Foreign Policy Crisis: The 1989 Migration of the Bulgarian Turks