The examination of the post-cold war Mongolian foreign policy in the axis of China, Russia and USA
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This study investigated the Post- Cold War foreign policy in Mongolia. It focuses on Mongolia's Relations with its neighbours China and Russia and with the United States in the contex of the Third Neighbourhood Policy. Mongolia's foreign policy approaches have been examined within the framework of historical, political and economic relations that China, Russia and the US. The geopolitical importance of Mongolia is an important actor in the region with its historical past and the present relations and the importance of these relations is discussed. The effects of Mongolia's attitude toward the Small States Approach were examined and the importance of political and economic relations was emphasized. Mongolia, located between the great powers; which is founded on the basis of relations with China, Russia and the United States by implementing a policy of balance, to ensure the safety of protecting the national interests. Keywords: Mongolian Foreign Policy, Balance Policy, China, Russia, USA
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Tuğçem Karaman
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Yalova University
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Tuğçem Karaman (Master Thesis). The examination of the post-cold war Mongolian foreign policy in the axis of China, Russia and USA, 2017, Yalova University.
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