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UNDERSTANDING THE “HYDRO-CHAOS” IN THE EUPHRATES AND TIGRIS WATERSCAPE AFTER THE ARAB SPRING

ARAP BAHARI SONRASI FIRAT DİCLE HAVZASI SU KONTEKSTİNDE YAŞANAN “HİDRO-KAOSU” ANLAMAK

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193–217
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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Drawing upon the concept of Waterscape, this study argues that hydropolitical dynamics in the basin have dramatically changed and they have turned into a “hydro-chaos” due to the deepening political crises and destabilization in Syria and Iraq since 2010

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Objective & Hypothesis:A great number of studies have been conducted to understand the hydropolitics of the Euphrates and Tigris basin.
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Key Findings & Data:On looking at these studies in general, they mainly focus on either inter-state conflict between 1960 and 2000s or cooperation that occurred during noughties.
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Conclusion & Impact:Drawing upon the concept of Waterscape, this study argues that hydropolitical dynamics in the basin have dramatically changed and they have turned into a “hydro-chaos” due to the deepening political crises and destabilization in Syria and Iraq since 2010
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📍Scope:2010 Verileri
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Abstract

A great number of studies have been conducted to understand the hydropolitics of the Euphrates and Tigris basin. On looking at these studies in general, they mainly focus on either inter-state conflict between 1960 and 2000s or cooperation that occurred during noughties. However, fewer studies have been conducted to analyse the recent hydropolitical dynamics in the basin in 2010 and onwards. Drawing upon the concept of Waterscape, this study argues that hydropolitical dynamics in the basin have dramatically changed and they have turned into a “hydro-chaos” due to the deepening political crises and destabilization in Syria and Iraq since 2010

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Ortadoğu'daki en önemli su kaynaklarından biri olan Fırat Dicle havzası sularının kullanımı meselesi, hidropolitik alanında yapılmış olan birçok çalışmanın temel konusunu oluşturmuştur. Ancak bu çalışmaların büyük bölümü, 1960-2000 arası devletler arası çatışma ve/veya 2000'lerde gerçekleşen işbirliği süreçlerini incelemektedir. Buna karşın havza hidropolitiğinde son dönemde yaşanan değişimi analiz eden çalışma sayısı görece daha az sayıdadır. Bu çalışma, Waterscape (Su Konteksti) kavramından yola çıkarak 2010 sonrası Arap Baharı süreciyle birlikte Suriye ve Irak'ta gittikçe derinleşen siyasi krizler ve istikrarsızlıklar neticesinde Fırat Dicle havzası su kontekstindeki hidropolitik dinamiklerin dramatik bir biçimde değiştiğini ve bu değişimin havzayı bir "Hidro-kaosa" sürüklediğini savunmaktadır

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CONKER, A. (2022). UNDERSTANDING THE “HYDRO-CHAOS” IN THE EUPHRATES AND TIGRIS WATERSCAPE AFTER THE ARAB SPRING. Abant İzzet Baysal Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 1, 193–217. https://ajindex.com/articles/426732

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