Lessons Learned from the Development of Turkish IR: A View from Greece

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All Azimuth-A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace Pub Date : 2022-12-25 DOI:10.20991/allazimuth.1221318

Mikelis Kyri̇akos

引用次数: 1

Abstract

The essay addresses an outsider's perception of the characteristics and dynamics of the IR field/discipline in Turkey. How may this country serve as a role model or, at the very least, as a source of inspiration, reflection, or evaluation of the field's development in other local/national settings? In this respect, Greece is chosen as a case study. Βy addressing and assessing Turkish self-reflection and the search for disciplinary identity within Turkish IR scholarship, what can be learned, on behalf of Greek IR scholarship, regarding both Greece's and Turkey's social scientific development regarding foreign affairs/policy? A major theme discovered is the acknowledgement of the limitations of the dependency/ vulnerability-centered explanations for the development of IR.

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土耳其国际关系发展的经验教训:来自希腊的观点

本文阐述了一个局外人对土耳其IR领域/学科的特点和动态的看法。这个国家如何作为一个榜样，或者，至少，作为其他地方/国家环境中该领域发展的灵感、反思或评估的来源?在这方面，希腊被选为案例研究。Βy解决和评估土耳其的自我反思，并在土耳其国际关系奖学金中寻找学科认同，代表希腊国际关系奖学金，在希腊和土耳其关于外交事务/政策的社会科学发展方面可以学到什么?发现的一个主要主题是承认以依赖/漏洞为中心的IR开发解释的局限性。

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All Azimuth-A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-

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1.80

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30.00%

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期刊介绍： All Azimuth is a bi-annual journal that provides a forum for academic studies on foreign policy analysis and peace research as well as theoretically-oriented policy pieces on international issues. We particularly welcome research on the nexus of peace, security, and development. We aim to publish pieces bridging the theory-practice gap; dealing with under-represented conceptual approaches in the field; and engaging in scholarly dialogue between the “center” and the “periphery”. We strongly encourage, therefore, publications with homegrown theoretical and philosophical approaches. In this sense, All Azimuth aims to transcend conventional theoretical, methodological, geographical, academic and cultural boundaries. All submitted manuscripts are subject to initial evaluation by the Editor. If found suitable for further consideration, manuscripts will be assessed through double-blind peer-review by independent, anonymous experts. All Azimuth is published by the Center for Foreign Policy and Peace Research, a non-profit and nonpartisan organization dedicated to helping develop agendas and promote policies that contribute to the peaceful resolution of international and inter-communal conflicts taking place particularly in the regions surrounding Turkey.