Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Treaty of Lausanne

Treaty of Sykes-Picot

Treaty of Sevres

Treaty of St. Jean De Maurienne

Treaty of London

While Greece has 6 nm of airspace, they want to extend it to 12 nm. 

While Greece has 6 nm of airspace and wants to extend it to 10 nm. 

Greece wants to have 3 nm more than its airspace. 

Greece flies on Turkish airspace. This is a big problem. 

Greece has 3nm of territorial seas but extends the limit the way they prefer. 

the Iraqi war of 2003

the Arab Spring uprisings

the Syrian civil war

the Cyprus conflict

membership to European Union

Both Turkish and Greek authorities claim The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the Aegean and the Mediterranean Sea. 

The problem is largely interconnected with the long-standing Cyprus question.

The dispute is over the use of natural resources under the sea and subsoil. 

The lack of sufficient talks on the part of both countries. 

The two countries both need mediation by independent international institutions. 

1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)

1947 Treaty of Paris

1936 Montreux Straits Convention

1923 Lausanne Peace Treaty

1958 Geneva Convention on Territorial Waters

Structural/reformist

Appeasing/ reformist

Fundamental/ Structural

Appeasing/ Fundamental

Reformist/appeasing

1915 London Agreement

 Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916.

 1917 Treaty of St. Jean De Maurienne.

1920 Treaty of Sevres.

1919 Treaty of Versailles.

1974

1968

1963

1964

2001

The involvement of US in the region

Turkey’s need of energy

Multilateral political initiative

Annexation of Crimea to Russia

To become a member of the BSEC

Bulgaria

Bosnia

Greece

Albania

Romania

European Union

Turkey

North Korea

India

Germany

1929

1947

1923

1936

1938

neutral by preserving territorial integrity

Actively participate in the war

 Joining the Axis Powers

To establish an alliance with the Soviet Union

To take a leading role in the establishment of the post-war order

I-II-III

I-II-V

I-III-V

II-IV-V

I-IV-V

2010

2011

2015

2017

2020

innovative

active

creative

passive

coalition building skills

Turkey used its active foreign policy centered on following the “zero problems with neighbors” strategy on its soap operas on TV, as well.

Turkey didn’t use its active foreign policy centered on following the “zero problems with neighbors” strategy by promoting democratic reforms, because it instead used hard power.

In order to develop economic interdependence, Turkey lowered its expectation in the process of democratization in some countries, including the Syrian Arab Republic.

If the democratization of the Syrian Arab Republic could have been realized, Turkey had been the regional hegemonic power.

Since the democratization of the Syrian Arab Republic couldn’t be realized, instead, Turkey became a “trading state” in the region.