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Asia Pasific policy of USA in the post-9/11 events

2013
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Selçuk Çolakoğlu

Abstract (EN)

In International Relations, security perception has changed after 9/11 Events and with the transition from bi-polar system to uni-polar system USA starts to put its increasing weight into the world diplomacy as an only super power. As a result of rapid economic progress in Asya Pasifik region, global political and economic weight passed through Atlantic region to Pasific region. These developments drew US attention to this region. My thesis consists of three sections. First, the concept of security and classifications of security in International Relations and perceptions of security in the Cold War and after the Cold War periods have been analyzed. Second, the US international politic and security perception in the periods of 11 September Events and after the 11 September Events have been outlined. Washington?s new security perception of Asia Pacific in the 11 September period and today has been surveyed in the third section of the paper.KEYWORDS: Security, 11 September Events, American Asia Pacific Policy

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Dr. Nuray Çalık

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Nuray Çalık (Master Thesis). Asia Pasific policy of USA in the post-9/11 events, 2013, Adnan Menderes University.

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