La política exterior y de seguridad de Turquía: europeísmo, neo-otomanismo y neo-euroasianismo
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2023
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Campus Internacional para la Seguridad y la Defensa (CISDE)
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González del Miño, P. (2023). La política exterior y de seguridad de Turquía: europeísmo, neo-otomanismo y neo-euroasianismo. Revista de Pensamiento Estratégico y Seguridad CISDE, 8(1), 115-131.
Abstract
Desde la llegada al poder del Partido de la Justicia y el Desarrollo, su objetivo central
es convertir a Turquía en una potencia regional. En esta lógica, la política exterior y de seguridad ha
tenido que combinar su evolución doctrinal y la continua adaptación de sus estrategias al entorno
geopolítico. Este artículo analiza el alcance de la política exterior de Turquía a través de las
diferentes visiones geopolíticas dominantes para explicar la evolución de esta política en las últimas
dos décadas, en una compleja interrelación entre las dinámicas internas y el contexto internacional
en el que se desenvuelve
Since the Justice and Development Party came to power, its central objective has been to turn Turkey into a regional power. In this logic, foreign and security policy has had to combine its doctrinal evolution and the continuous adaptation of its strategies to the geopolitical environment. This article analyses the strategic scope of Turkey's foreign policy through the different dominant geopolitical visions in order to explain the evolution of this policy over the last two decades, in a complex interplay between domestic dynamics and the international context in which it operates.
Since the Justice and Development Party came to power, its central objective has been to turn Turkey into a regional power. In this logic, foreign and security policy has had to combine its doctrinal evolution and the continuous adaptation of its strategies to the geopolitical environment. This article analyses the strategic scope of Turkey's foreign policy through the different dominant geopolitical visions in order to explain the evolution of this policy over the last two decades, in a complex interplay between domestic dynamics and the international context in which it operates.