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Journal Article
Ontological concerns, historical realities and conjunctural developments: Continuity and change in Turkey’s relations with Russia
2021
Overview
The aim of this article is to analyse the reasons behind continuity and
change in Turkey’s relations with Russia and to question the limits of
cooperation between the two nations by using historical and current
developments as cases. The article proposes that it would be misleading
to take into account certain recent cooperation points only, for instance in
Syria, in order to reach for a better understanding about the nature of the
relations. Instead, any attempt to understand the reasons for continuity
and change in Turkey’s relations with Russia necessitates a framework
built on conceptual and historical materials, as well as an analysis of
conjunctural developments. Indeed, the history of the relations with
Russia goes back to the emergence of the Russians in Euro-Asian region,
but the relationship cannot be analysed without first understanding the
mutual ontological concerns that both nations have had for centuries. As
the Turks played an important role as the other in the construction of a
Russian national identity, the rise of a Russian state in Euro-Asia became
possible, to a great extent, with the decline of the Turks in this same
region. The manuscript concludes that this historical reality that created
a deep ontological concern particularly in Turkey still has the potential
for renewed conflicts, despite of some recent cooperation with Moscow.
Publisher
Ahmet Yesevi Üniversitesi Yayınları
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