The influence of lobbies that shape the US foreign policy on Turkish foreign policy

The United States, which is based on legal foundations and has six main lobbies such as Armenian, Jewish, Greek, Arab, Cuban and Irish lobbies, has the potential to influence foreign policy and other countries with its domestic policy decisions. Because of the economic power of lobby groups, the opportunities provided by democracy, proximity to international organizations and the importance of the state's limitation, lobbying activities in the United States have been considered appropriate in the light of the views of the Liberal International Relations theory. A decision taken in global power with Turkey's impact on US foreign policy are the subject of this study. Therefore, the aim of this study is to explain how domestic politics affects foreign policy through lobbying activities in the political life of the United States of America through the example of Turkish foreign policy. For the method used in this study, it was thought that the literature review of lobbying groups would be appropriate for the effect of collecting, analyzing and interpreting data on domestic-foreign policy, liberalism and Turkish foreign policy.