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Journal Article
Allies in Discord: Azerbaijan's Auxiliary Goal as Mediator between Turkiye and Israel
2023
Overview
This study examines Azerbaijan's role as a potential mediator in Turkish-Israeli relations from a neoclassical realist perspective. The aftermath of the Second Karabakh War has raised the possibility of Azerbaijan mediating between Turkiye and Israel. This analysis suggests that Azerbaijani mediation is an auxiliary goal demonstrating the nation's evolving diplomatic ambitions, not a primary security imperative. I conclude that, while Azerbaijan's historical ties with Turkiye and Israel are valuable, unit-level factors in Turkiye's foreign policy, particularly its alignment with neo-Ottomanism, and systemic pressures such as disputes over Turkiye's Blue Homeland naval doctrine in the eastern Mediterranean Sea present challenges to successful mediation. Despite these challenges, this study considers Azerbaijan's potential transition from a small state to a middle power as it expands its global focus.
Publisher
Ariel University,Ariel University Press, The Journal for Interdisciplinary Middle Eastern Studies
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