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Vom "Ideologieexport" zur
Wahrnehmung nationaler Interessen - Irans regionale Außenpolitik in Zentralasien
Zusammenfassung:
Seit den ersten Jahren der Islamischen Republik hat die Außenpolitik des Iran eine dynamische
Entwicklung durchlaufen. Der Beitrag beschreibt schemenhaft diesen Wandel vom so genannten "Ideologieexport"
zu einer Politik der Wahrnehmung nationaler Interessen am Beispiel regionaler Außenpolitik in Zentralasien.
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The South Caucasus Policy of Turkey:
Strategic goals, dynamics and future prospects
Introduction:
The dissolution of the Soviet Union and the emergence of newly independent states in
Central Asia and the South Caucasus affected Turkey’s domestic and foreign policies
significantly. On one side, Turkey lost most of its importance as a bulwark for the West
towards Moscow that it had maintained during the Cold War era. On the other, it faced new
opportunities and challenges emerging from the completely new environment around it. For
the first time in the Republican history after 1923, Turkey could afford a new approach in
foreign policy-making and develop interests beyond its borders. The Kemalist principle of
“Peace at home, peace in the world” (“Yurtta barıs, dünyada barıs”) largely lost its appeal and
gave way to a more ambitious and less defensive foreign policy agenda. Some experts even
predicted a shift from the traditional Western orientation of Kemalist Turkey, an objective
embodied in Turkey’s quest for full membership in the European Union, to a more balanced
West-East approach.
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