Turkish foreign policy, international organizations

Some important features of Turkish Foreign Policy, which started from the first years of the Republic to the present day, come to the fore. The effort to maintain the status quo from the beginning is the most important example of this.The importance of interstate relations and a foreign policy aimed at providing security through various agreements stand out during the interwar period. With the end of World War II, a significant change was experienced in Turkish foreign policy. II. After World War international political system has experienced a transformation and the new balance of power as it affects many countries, it has revealed important results in terms of Turkey.The new world order, which emerged with the beginning of the Cold War period, was effective in one way or another in the foreign policies of all states. II. This division, which began to appear at the end of World War II, resulted in a bipolar world. Based on the liberlizm western Turkey, multiparty, have been involved in the organization on the basis of a free market economy, it has determined efforts to defend the NATO alliance. Since the 1990s, Turkey began to follow quite especially effective foreign policy at the regional level. Start following the versatile active and unifying Turkey's foreign policy has been a result of the progress made rather than resist their priorities. In the process of globalization, where international politics compels relations between countries and the dependence of societies on each other is growing, the role of international organizations in Turkish foreign policy has become increasingly apparent.Military, political, economic and cultural organizations, which are increasingly important in international relations, have an impact on Turkish foreign policy and often lead this foreign policy.