Security policy of the Turkey at reconstruction world after 1990's
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Security is fundemental worry of the humankind. At the beginning, subject of the security is ontologic. But all long of the history, subject of the security has changed related with the model of cumulating capital and economic system. Period of the cold war saw an implicit realist conception of security take root, focused on safeguarding the ?core values? of the state from external military treats, principally through the use of force or the treat to use force. But after 1990 neoliberal policy has effected conseption of the security and geting broaden its. In this changing, threats wich are intended of every element of the social structure is become subject of the new security policies. At the new global structure developed country while behaveing suitable of their self interest , under developing country getting forced to fallow universal values and interest of the west as security policy by. Turkey is under developing country which has deep history of state tradition. Because Turkey is trying to develop without any social and economic evulation like west, so he?s security policies are reshaping under the pressure of the globalization .
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Fikret Birdişli
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Fikret Birdişli (Master Thesis). Security policy of the Turkey at reconstruction world after 1990's, 2007, İnönü University.
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