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A Conceptual Discussion on “Descendant” And “Relative Communities” in Turkish Foreign Policy

Authors: Suat Beylur
24 February 2020
A Conceptual Discussion on “Descendant” And “Relative Communities” in Turkish Foreign Policy

Turkey, with historical roots dating back to Asia’s vast steppe, is the successor of the Ottoman Empire extended across the Balkans, Middle East, and Africa. Today, Turkey remains associated in the context of cultural and social relations and citizenship bonds with almost all nations and communities that were part of the Ottoman Empire or had ties with them. Although this relationship was interrupted from time to time, as in the Cold War period, it never completely broke off and disappeared

 

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