Post-cold war era (1990 - 2010) Turkey's Africa policy and soft power
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2012
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Kürşad Turan
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Soft power, especially in the last century, the world has been an important element in influencing policy. By the world's super powers, including the United States and China, soft power is commonly used, the use by Turkey in this respect are discussed.Post-colonial Africa has started to gain more importance, it started to gain importance in world politics after the end of the Cold War. Due to its underground resources and potential, Africa, the great powers has become a site of struggle. Using the soft power of Turkey, SAGA countries are working to develop relationships. In this thesis, especially in 1990 ? 2010 between the years of progress, compared to previous periods is more important than it was emphasized in a wide range of sizes are needed to develop relations with Africa advocated.Key Words1. Soft Power2. Africa3. Turkish Foreign Policy4. United States of America5. Peoples Republic of China
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Bülent Erdil
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Gazi University
Ortadoğu ve Afrika Çalışmaları Bilim Dalı
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Bülent Erdil (Master Thesis). Post-cold war era (1990 - 2010) Turkey's Africa policy and soft power, 2012, Gazi University.
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