Turkish foreign policy framework and analysis / Mustafa Aydın.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 115-123)

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION STRUCTURAL DETERMINANTS AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEM The Legacy of Empire Constructive Legacies Problematic Legacies Geographical Realities Impact of Kemalism Affects of Structural Factors on Foreign Policy CONJUNCTURAL DETERMINANTS AND CHANGING PATTERNS Determinants of Turkey’s Cold War Policies, 1945­1960 External Factor: Meeting the Soviet Threat Interaction between Democracy, Economic Development and Foreign Policy Reflections of Turkey’s Western Dependency Turkish Foreign Policy in the Inter­Coup Period, 1960­1980: Western Tie Weakened Détente and Turkish Foreign Policy, 1960­1970 Effects of Pluralist Democracy: The 1960s Cyprus as a Foreign Policy Determinant and Turkey’s New Multi­Faceted Foreign Policy Impact of Cyprus Question: The 1960s Deterioration of Turkish ­ American Relations Multi­Faceted Foreign Policy Concept Turkish Foreign Policy during the 1970s Domestic Environment and External Problems Cyprus Intervention of 1974 and Its Effects Economic Factors Foreign Policy Setting at September 12, 1980 TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY AT THE END OF THE COLD WAR: ROOTS AND DYNAMICS Nature of the Regime and Foreign Policy Socio­ Economic Dynamics; Rise of Alternative Identities External Environment: Systemic Changes and Turkish Foreign Policy Turkey’s Relations in the Pre Post­Cold War Period, 1980­1991 1980­1983: The Military Regime Return to Democracy: 1983­1991 Transition to Post­Cold War Era