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East Mediterrnean gas dispute and Turkey

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2018
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Abstract (EN)

Hosting in the world's proven largest hydrocarbon deposits of the Middle East and the energy consumption of a bridge between the fırst place in the countries of the European Union globally and transit route for forming the Eastern Mediterranean, Region, the agenda of the discovered hydrocarbon reserves in recent yearswas placed in the front. Eastern Mediterranean, because it is not a sea with strategic importance, it is easy to become an energy basin in the new period. New energy sources that make this region more important will reduce Europe's dependence on Russia. The Eastern Mediterranean is an important part of the international energy sector and the increase of geopolitics requires serious diplomatic efforts to share exculusive rights. New natural gas resources in the Eastern Mediterranean have positively impacted the Turkish Foreign Policy. The changing regional and cultural situation in the post-Cold War period has deeply changed the process of developing the energy map in the World, over recent years in this region. Turkey's place in this new map has become an extremely important. Has made the eastern Mediterranean one of the focal points of the international energy sector and geopolitics. İt is expected to change in the regional dynamics as it is the energy table in the Eastern Mediterranean basin in this context, the need for a business association to share energy resources in the Eastern Mediterranean has been brought to the agenda. Key words: Eastern Mediterranean, Energy Resources, geopolitics, Turkey.

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Gökhan Beyaz

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Gökhan Beyaz (Master Thesis). East Mediterrnean gas dispute and Turkey, 2018, İstanbul Arel University.

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