Turkey and Russia: Historical patterns and contemporary trendsin bilateral relations

Name: Turkey and Russia: Historical patterns and contemporary trendsin bilateral relations
Author: Paker, Evren Balta, Çelikpala, M.

Title	Turkey and Russia: Historical patterns and contemporary trendsin bilateral relations
Author	Paker, Evren Balta, Çelikpala, M.
Publication Date:	2020-07-09
Publication Place	- Oxford University Press
Subject	Turkey, Russia, Foreign policy, Balance of power, Regional rivalry, Omnibalancing
Type	Book
Language	English
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	978-019006489-1
Record ID	5be0980c-dce3-4b38-884a-d5b9093cc1ee
Library Location	International Relations
Date	2020-07-09
Sample Text	Turkish-Russian relations have had a tumultuous history characterized by periods of tensions and conflicts but also intense cooperation. This chapter uses a theoretically guided narrative of Turkish-Russian relations to trace how different factors have combined to yield particular foreign policies and changing patterns of bilateral relations. It argues that despite periods of intense cooperation between the two countries, bilateral relations lack institutionalization and an ability to develop a stable and common perspective on regional and global matters. Consequently, the fate of bilateral relations depends on short-term definitions of the national interest and forces the two countries into a fragile cooperation vulnerable to sudden domestic and geopolitical shifts.

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Turkey and Russia: Historical patterns and contemporary trendsin bilateral relations

Author Paker, Evren Balta, Çelikpala, M.

Publication Date 2020-07-09

Publication Place - Oxford University Press

Subject Turkey, Russia, Foreign policy, Balance of power, Regional rivalry, Omnibalancing

Type Book

Language English

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 978-019006489-1

Record ID 5be0980c-dce3-4b38-884a-d5b9093cc1ee

Library Location International Relations

Date 2020-07-09

Sample Text Turkish-Russian relations have had a tumultuous history characterized by periods of tensions and conflicts but also intense cooperation. This chapter uses a theoretically guided narrative of Turkish-Russian relations to trace how different factors have combined to yield particular foreign policies and changing patterns of bilateral relations. It argues that despite periods of intense cooperation between the two countries, bilateral relations lack institutionalization and an ability to develop a stable and common perspective on regional and global matters. Consequently, the fate of bilateral relations depends on short-term definitions of the national interest and forces the two countries into a fragile cooperation vulnerable to sudden domestic and geopolitical shifts.