Siyaset Bilimi ve Uluslararası İlişkiler Bölümü Koleksiyonu
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Article Turkey and Nato in Retrospect: Hard To Classify as a 'win-win Relationship Part Ii - Turkey’s Solo Response To Pkk Terrorism: 'o Nato Allies, Where Art Thou?”,(BİLGESAM, 2018) Kibaroğlu, MustafaIn Part I, which was published in the previous issue of The Strategist, how Turkey’s membership in the NATO has created major obstructions in its fight against terrorism since the late 1970s was discussed by and large. Now, in Part II, how Turkish governments have found their own solutions, in one way or another, without tangible support coming from their allies will be the discussed in detail. ?Review Turkey Needs Both U.s. and Russia(Vestnik Kavkaza, 2019) Kibaroğlu, MustafaSpeculations about Turkey's possible refusal to buy Russian S-400 systems under U.S. pressure are being actively fueled. However, Moscow claims that the contract to supply the Triumph S-400 air defense missile systems to Turkey is underway, being implemented as scheduled and will be completed before the end of the year. On the sidelines of the International Winter School in Istanbul, organized by BILGESAM, expert on Turkey-NATO relations Mustafa Kibaroglu, answered Vestnik Kavkaza's questions about Turkey’s position on Russia's S-400 and U.S.'s PatriotArticle European Union's Ambition To Create the European Army and the Parade of Abbreviations: Cfsp, Esdp, Csdp & Pesco(BİLGESAM, 2018) Kibaroğlu, MustafaThe aim of this paper is to have a look at how this story began two decades ago and evolved over time; why there has been no resolution in the deadlock to date, and where do Turkey and the EU stand today. Then, it may be possible to make comments about what the future holds for both Turkey and the EU in these respects.Article Nato’nun 70 Yılının Bir Muhasebesi: Nereden, Nereye?(BİLGESAM, 2019) Kibaroğlu, MustafaBu yazımızda, NATO’nun geride kalan 70 yılının kısa bir muhasebesini yaparak, daha on yıllar boyunca varlıgˆını su¨rdu¨rmesi isteniyorsa, bugu¨ne kadar oldugˆu gibi, bundan sonra da I·ttifak’ın nasıl bir yapılanma ic¸inde, hangi tehditlere kars¸ı, ne gibi kabiliyetler gelis¸tirerek yeni do¨neme kendisini nasıl adapte etmesi gerektigˆini degˆerlendirecegˆiz.Presentation Uluslararası İlişkilerde Askeri ve Ekonomik Yaptırımlar: Gerekli Mi? Etkili Mi?(TÜSİAD Dış Politika Forumu, 2019) Kibaroğlu, MustafaUluslararası İlişkiler, esas itibarıyla ve önemli ölçüde, dünyadaki 200 kadar irili ufaklı devletin dış politika alanındaki davranışlarını anlamaya, açıklamaya ve öngörmeye yönelik çalışmalar yapılan bir disiplindir.Article Gerilen Türk-rus İlişkileri Bağlamında Nato’nun Rolü ve Etkisi Ne Olabilir?(2016) Kibaroğlu, MustafaTürk - Rus İlişkileriReview On Turkey's Missile Defense Strategy: the Four Faces of the S-400 Deal Between Turkey and Russia(Republic of Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2019) Kibaroğlu, MustafaThe S-400 deal signed between Turkey and Russia has sparked an intense debate in the international arena, where harsh criticisms have been leveled against Turkey, extending from whether Turkey needs to spend billions of dollars to buy an air defense system whose effectiveness has not yet been entirely proven across a spectrum of air-borne threats, to how Turkey's longstanding alliance relationship with the US and its status in NATO as a prominent Ally might be severely damaged due to the country's increasing degree of rapprochement with Russia. Hence, this paper will, first of all, explain the reasons behind Turkey's desire to build an elaborate air defense structure, and discuss how and why its successive attempts to reach this objective in collaboration with the allied countries have failed. Second, the paper will highlight the major arguments behind the severe criticisms in the West concerning Turkey's negotiations, first with a Chinese firm, and then with a Russian firm, and how this entire process has become a serious bone of contention between Turkey and the US, carrying a risk of a spill over into NATO. Third, the paper will discuss why and how the severe sanctions threatened to be imposed on Turkish defense industries by the Trump administration will indeed damage the security and the defensive capability not only of Turkey, but also the United States. Fourth, the paper will elaborate on how the intense debate on the S-400 deal with Russia has become a politically motivating factor for young Turks to join the defense industries sector, and for the government to further support and sponsor domestic research and development projects in this field. Finally, the paper will conclude with remarks and recommendations with a view to finding a breakthrough in the strained relations between Turkey and US stemming from its decision to buy the Russian S-400 air defense system.Other Why Turkey Chose, and Then Rejected, a Chinese Air-Defense Missile(2016) Kibaroğlu, Mustafa; Sazak, Selim C.Ankara's decisions say a lot about what Turkey wants from the U.S. and NATO, if only the West will listen. When Turkey announced its intention to buy a Chinese missile system in 2013, many in the West believed Ankara was veering away from NATO. But look at that decision—and its recent reversal— through Turkish eyes, and the situation looks a lot different. Ultimately, the episode should teach its Western allies about what Turkey really wants, and doesn’t want.Conference Object