Economic foreign policy of the single party power

The Republic of Turkey is a state that has exceeded one hundred years of existence this year. The state has realized many political, economic and educational policies in its century-long lifespan, and these policies have many determining factors, especially internal and external ones. The period of one-party rule, which covers the first twenty-seven years of the history of the Republic of Turkey, has an important and privileged place in the history of a century. The importance and privilege of this period stems from the fact that it was governed by the founders of the country themselves. In addition, the fact that the policies in the aftermath of the National Struggle and during the Second World War were shaped during the single party period are important topics that carry this period to a privileged place in the history of the Republic of Turkey. In addition to the aforementioned events, the road maps in economic policies and the breakthrough processes shown in international trade activities along with strengthening the country's economy are among the important economic reasons to examine the single party period. In this thesis, the foreign and economic policies of a twenty-seven-year uninterrupted period, which is referred to in the literature as the single party rule, are analyzed. The foreign relations were analyzed not in terms of political policy, but in the economic field, and the economic factors and infrastructures that shaped the relations were evaluated. The gains and alliances sought to be achieved through the policies implemented were evaluated by taking into account their infrastructure and the international environment.