Fundamental dynamics of the changing North Iraq Turkish foreign policy and its analysis in the framework of game theory
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Turkish foreign policy has been in a transformation since 2003. It is still being evaluated whether this change is due to the leader or whether it is structural. However, the fact that Turkey's Northern Iraq foreign policy has changed de facto and de jure apart from the domestic political change, has shown that Turkish foreign policy also needs to change in this sense. The political change in recent years, when we look at the historical foundations of the Northern Iraq policy, shows that Turkish foreign policy is progressing in harmony with the founding paradigm of the republic. When the opportunities and handicaps created by this change are subjected to game theory analyzes on a scientific basis, the minus and plus ends of the power and interest equation become clearer.
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İbrahim İçgil
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İbrahim İçgil (Master Thesis). Fundamental dynamics of the changing North Iraq Turkish foreign policy and its analysis in the framework of game theory, 2023, Hasan Kalyoncu University.
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