Uluslararası İlişkiler Dergisi

Yazarlar: Gökhan BACIK, Sammas SALUR

Konular:Sosyal

Anahtar Kelimeler:Nuclear Energy,Turkey,Iran,Security,Norms Model

Özet: The article studies the nuclear agenda of Turkey from two grounds: material and non-material. Both bases are discussed at length regarding Turkey’s position in international policy at regional position and domestic level. Turkey’s changing policy at home and abroad are analyzed over a sensitive issue, the nuclear, to grasp whether it would be annoying a nuclear gone state with negative aspirations or a state successful for combining its nuclear need with its liberal agenda in the region and at home. Methodologically, the issues are discussed over ‘the norms model’. In order to anatomize the Turkey’s changing role in the region the new institutional approaches of Turkey to neighboring countries are handled. Referring relations with her neighbors the materialistic grounds of the nuclear- rather than an identity matter- are explored especially addressing Turkey’s energy hunger and its need of stability in regional setting

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