Titlebook: Critical Readings of Turkey’s Foreign Policy; Birsen Erdo?an,Fulya Hisarl?o?lu Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Birsen Erdo?an,Fulya Hisarl?o?luCovers selected topics on contemporary TFP.Provides the readers with a compilation of chapters on the critical analysis.Draws on the tools and perspectives offered by the critical theories and approac

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Introduction: Why Critical Approaches in Foreign Policy Analysis?,thors and their research, the volume asks overall whether we can study foreign policy-making in a meaningful academic way by using critical constructivist, discursive, post-colonial, post-structuralist, and gender approaches. Secondly, each chapter analyses certain actors and events by developing an

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A Critical Geopolitical Reading of Turkish Foreign Policye in the (West-centric) world order over time. It traces the issue back to the late Ottoman era, elaborating on the transformation of geopolitical codes from a civilisational/imperial discourse to a national one. At the same time, it analyses the rival and alternative geopolitical visions in the era

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(Geo)Culture in the Making of Turkish Foreign Policy: Three Levels, One Perspective ties in order to gain influence and leadership in the territories of the former Ottoman Empire. AKP governments seized almost all aspects of culture in the formulation and implementation of foreign policy. This has resulted in the notion of a shift in the foundations of Turkish foreign policy ident

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Mapping Africa: Cartographies of Imagination and Intervention in Turkeyithin the international relations scholarship on Turkey. Underlying the analysis of the new orientation of Turkey’s foreign policy has been the assumption that the shift in the geographical imagination is a top-down process. Therefore, this framework has prioritized the geographical imagination of p

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Understanding the Place of the Global South Within Turkey’s View of World Orderinantly been defined with reference to a “zone of lack” which is “in need of aid and tutelage.” In recent decades, postcolonial IR approaches have problematized this representation through interrogating the reasons for and processes of its construction. While doing this, however, the postcolonial IR

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