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Security cooperaion between georgia and Turkey: A strategic approach

Türkiye-Gürcistan güvenlik işbirliğine stratejik yaklaşım

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123–147
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Therefore, the possibility of bilateral and multilateral cooperation between regional countries is underlined in this study, bearing in mind the presenceof such problems.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Agreements and other legal texts underlie bilateral and multilateral cooperation between countries.
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Agreements and other legal texts underlie bilateral and multilateral cooperation between countries. In addition, amiable relations at the institutional and individual level can carry relations a step further. To maintain this position permanently, relationships on the individual and institutional level must be supported through systematic mechanisms based on mutual trust. The purpose of this study is not only to suggest a strategy of systematic security cooperation between Turkey and Georgia, but also to propound the appropriate cooperation model required for maintaining such a systematic structure. The proposed model is important with regard to bilateral relations, and also regarding deep-seated issues which are yet to be resolved in the Black Sea and South Caucasus region. The majority of disputes in the Black Sea Basin and the Caucasus have evolved into serious obstacles, which curtail regional countries’ ability to find alternative channels of cooperation in different fields. Therefore, the possibility of bilateral and multilateral cooperation between regional countries is underlined in this study, bearing in mind the presenceof such problems.

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Ülkeler arasındaki ikili ve çok taraflı işbirliğinin zeminini anlaşma belgeleri ve diğer hukuki metinler oluşturmaktadır. Bunlara ilave olarak, kurumsal ve bireysel düzeyde geliştirilen iyi ilişkiler ise işbirliği atmosferini daha ileri düzeye taşımaktadır. Bu durumun kalıcı hale getirilmesi için, karşılıklı güvene dayalı sistematik mekanizmalarla, kurumsal ve bireysel düzeydeki ilişkilerin desteklenmesi gerekmektedir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Türkiye ve Gürcistan arasında güvenlik konusunda sistematik bir işbirliği stratejisi önermek, aynı zamanda bu tür sistematik bir yapı için gerekli olan işbirliği modelini ortaya koymaktır. Önerilen bu modelin sadece iki ülke açısından değil, aynı zamanda, uzun süreden bu yana çözülemeyen kemikleşmiş sorunları bulunan Karadeniz ve Güney Kafkasya bölgeleri için de önemli olduğu düşünülmektedir. Birçoğu kördüğüm haline gelmiş Karadeniz ve Kafkasya sorunları, bölge ülkelerinin farklı alanlardaki işbirliği alternatiflerine de engel olmaktadır. Bu nedenle, çalışmada bu tür problemlerin varlığı da göz önünde tutularak, ülkeler arasında ikili ya da çok taraflı işbirliğinin halen mümkün olduğu vurgulanmaktadır.

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GÜRER, C. (2014). Security cooperaion between georgia and Turkey: A strategic approach. Orta Asya ve Kafkasya Araştırmaları, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 17, 123–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/288257

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