İnvesti̇gati̇on of poli̇ti̇cal cri̇ses: Causes and analysi̇s of the results

This thesis aims to examine the causes and consequences of political crises in depth. In today's world, political crises have become one of the key factors determining global security, economic stability, and international relations. These crises can arise from various reasons such as internal conflicts, economic difficulties, national and international tensions, and interventions by external forces.The main objective of this research is to understand and analyze the causes of political crises and to evaluate the multifaceted consequences of these crises on society, the state, and the international community. Additionally, it aims to develop strategies for the prevention and resolution of crises.In this study, a qualitative research method was used. Document analysis, literature review, historical analysis, and comparative analysis methods were applied. These approaches have provided a detailed and contextually rich understanding of the causes and consequences of political crises.According to the main findings, the causes of political crises include economic crises, poverty, unemployment, income inequality, ethnic, religious, and cultural differences, historical backgrounds, cultural values, external interventions, and tensions in international relations. The consequences include government changes, redrawing of borders, economic disruptions, social changes, and tensions in international relations.The prevention and resolution strategies include strengthening international legal mechanisms, developing economic and social support programs, improving political dialogue and democratic processes, and implementing peacekeeping operations.In conclusion, political crises are complex and multidimensional problems that require an interdisciplinary approach for research and resolution. Understanding the dynamics and consequences of these crises is critically important for maintaining peace and stability in the global community. The findings of this research offer practical recommendations to policymakers