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Hilal ile ejderha’nın buluşması: Orta asya ve orta doğu’da soğuk savaş sonrası çin-Türk rekabeti ve işbirliği

The meeting of the crescent and the dragon: Post-cold war sino-Turkish rivalry and cooperation in central asia and the middle east

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This paper traces the details of this promising and ascending relationship which is a new phenomenon in the post-Cold War international environment.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study examines growing and diversifying political, economic and military relations between Turkey and China in the post-Cold War period.
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Key Findings & Data:Chinese interest and activity in the regions of Central Asia, and Middle East have risen strikingly in the last ten years concomitant to its impressive economic success, strengthening military power and elevating diplomatic influence.
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Abstract

This study examines growing and diversifying political, economic and military relations between Turkey and China in the post-Cold War period. Chinese interest and activity in the regions of Central Asia, and Middle East have risen strikingly in the last ten years concomitant to its impressive economic success, strengthening military power and elevating diplomatic influence. These regions are also of interest to Turkey, which is aspiring to position itself as a regional powerhouse in its immediate neighbourhood. These two actors, an emerging superpower and the ambitious and willing middle power; no matter competed in Central Asia and Middle East and were at odds with each other regarding Xinjiang issue, have managed to raise profile in bilateral political, economic and military interaction. This paper traces the details of this promising and ascending relationship which is a new phenomenon in the post-Cold War international environment.

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Bu çalışma, Türkiye ve Çin arasında Soğuk Savaş sonrası dönemde gelişen ve çeşitlenen politik, ekonomik ve askeri ilişkileri incelemektedir. Orta Asya ve Ortadoğu bölgelerindeki Çin ilgi ve faaliyeti Çin’in ekonomik başarısı, kuvvetlenen askeri gücü ve yükselen diplomatik nüfuzuna bağlı olarak son on yılda çarpıcı bir şekilde artmıştır. Bu bölgeler kendisini yakın çevresinde bölgesel bir güç merkezi olarak konumlandırmayı arzulayan Türkiye’yi de ilgilendirmektedir. Bu iki aktör -yükselen süper güç ve hırslı ve istekli orta büyüklükte güç- her ne kadar Orta Asya ve Ortadoğu’da rekabet etseler ve Sincan sorunuyla ilgili olarak anlaşmazlık içinde olsalar da ikili politik, ekonomik ve askeri ilişkilerde profili yükseltmeyi başarmışlardır. Bu makale, Soğuk Savaş sonrası uluslararası ortamda yeni bir olgu olan bu ümit verici ve yükselen ilişkinin detaylarını incelemektedir.

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KELKİTLİ, F. A. (2014). Hilal ile ejderha’nın buluşması: Orta asya ve orta doğu’da soğuk savaş sonrası çin-Türk rekabeti ve işbirliği. Orta Asya ve Kafkasya Araştırmaları, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 17, 149–178. https://ajindex.com/articles/288250

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