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Because its army was more strong turkey than the other western countries.

Because Turkey was rich in natural resources  comparing to other countries.

Because the Soviet Union was the neighbors with Turkey. 

Because Turkey wanted to join NATO alliance.

Because Turkey was a its geopolitical, geostrategic and geo-cultural position.

Politics

Culture

Geostrategy

Geopolitics

Geoculture

I, II, III and IV

I, II, III and V

I, II, IV and V

I, III, IV and V

II, III, IV and V

NAFTA.

BRICS countries.

Andean Community.

MERCOSUR.

UNASUR.

Armenia and Azerbaijan were annexed by the Soviet Union.

Disputes over Nagorno- Karabakh and Iran.

Both Armenia and Azerbaijan laid claim to territory which they saw as historically and ethnically theirs. 

Disputes over Iran and Nakhichevan 

Disputes over Armenian and Iran

Nicholas Spykman

Karl Haushofer

Alfred Thayer Mahan

Zbigniew Brzezinski

Halford J. Mackinder

linearity and hydrofrontiers

artificial borders

natural borders

territoriality

neighborhood

Religious unity.

The rule of law.

Capacity to cope with competitive pressure.

Functioning market economy.

The ability to take on the obligations of membership.

Eastern Partnership Policy

European Enlargement Policy

European Neighborhood Policy

Western Partnership Policy

Wider Europe Policy

Consensual hegemony.

Regional power.

Hegemony.

Dominance.

Reprimarisation.

Turkey is mainly Christian.

Turkey did not ally with the NATO in the Gulf War.

Turkey never applied for membership in the European Community.

Turkish society has supported an Islamic revival.

The late twentieth century leaders of Turkey did not follow in the Ataturk tradition.

Only I

Only II

Only II

I-II

II-III

I, II and III

I, II and IV

I, III and IV

II, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

Thomas Friedman

Francis Fukuyama

Samuel Huntington

Henry Kissenger

George W. Bush

Lyndon B. Johnson.

Henry Kissinger.

Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Gerald Ford.

Richard Nixon.

Frozen Conflicts

Dual Containment

Flagstation

Containment

Cold War

A geographer,

A philosopher,

A poet, 

A historian

A physicist,

Geopolitics is not an area limited to the works of a small academic group, but a political act of
political actors.

Traditional geopolitical reasoning produces spatial representation of world which is determinant
in shaping and founding political perceptions.

Core states or hegemonic powers have the privilege to form geopolitical perceptions of the rest of
the world.

Geopolitics as an area of research doesn't have much connection with critical geopolitics.

Emphasizing geopolitical differences gives geopolitics a salient role in identity politics.

The Soviet Union and the United Kingdom

The United States and France

The Soviet Union and China

The United States and the Soviet Union

China and Germany

Geostrategy

Geography

Geoeconomics

Geoculture

Geology