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France and the UK would lend maximum assistance to Turkey in case of attack from a European power

Turkey would lend maximum assistance to France and the UK in case of a war in the Mediterranean

Turkey would pursue friendly neutrality in case France and the UK would declare war to a European state

Turkey's wartime responsibilities would begin only after the Allies supplied military equipment to Turkey

Turkey could not be forced into action that would drag it to conflict with Soviet Russia

freshwater issues

grey zones

exclusive economic zone

continental shelf

Aegean disputes

1955

1945

1949

1951

1960

It doesn’t connect the Middle East, the Balkans, and the Caucasus regions.

It doesn’t represent a crossroads between Europe and Asia.

Today modern Turkey is the principal successor state of the Ottoman Empire.

The disintegration of the USSR and Yugoslavia didn’t have an effect on Turkey’s change of threat perceptions during the 1990s.

The ensuing Gulf War of 1990–91, following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, didn’t play a role in Turkey’s change of threat perceptions, as well.

Turkey didn’t play a vital role in its region, partially for being a NATO ally.

Turkey managed to detach itself from its neighbors such as Syria and Iraq, in a hundred percent.

The bipolar international system between the US and the Soviet Union didn’t occur at that time.

A coup d’état, which occurred in Iraq after the signing of the Baghdad Pact couldn’t manage to overthrow its monarchy.

Turkey’s ties with its neighbors were principally framed by its NATO membership.

Global governance

Global power hierarchy

Pluricentric world

Global economy

Liberalism

I-IV

I-II

III-IV

I-III

II-IV

Small powers

Middle powers

Great powers

Superpowers

Empires

The principle of full independence

 Cooperation with the victorious states

Participation in regional pacts

Anti-system

Accepting economic aid

Edirne Agreement 

Hatay Agreement

Mardin Agreement

Adana Agreement

Antalya Agreement

Both commerce and warships enjoy free passage through the Straits by The Paris Treaty,  the density of the marine traffic compelled Turkey to take measures by issuing some regulations known as  Boğazlar Tüzüğü in 1998. 

Commerce ships enjoy free passage through the Straits by The Montreux Convention, a 1936 agreement, and nothing has changed in the status since then. 

War ships enjoy free passage through the Straits by The Montreux Convention, a 1936 agreement,  the density of the marine traffic compelled Turkey to take measures by issuing some regulations known as  Boğazlar Tüzüğü in 1998. 

Commerce ships enjoyed free passage through the Straits by  The Montreux Convention, a 1936 agreement,  the density of the marine traffic compelled Turkey to take measures by issuing some regulations known as  Boğazlar Tüzüğü in 1998. 

All types of ships must pay some amount when they through the Straits by The Montreux Convention, a 1936 agreement,  the density of the marine traffic compelled Turkey to take measures by issuing some limitations of their passage known as  Boğazlar Tüzüğü in 1998. 

For claiming that the reefs are international waters

For defending that the cliffs are Turkish territory

Because he did not trust the Greek authorities

He thought they could get out of it on their own.

For saying that the legal status is unclear

Request of a single party

 UN Security Council resolution

NATO's approval

International court judgement

of all signatory states

The US is not likely to continue to dominate the international system, but that the institutions that can be traced back to the start of the US hegemony will most likely survive through the post-hegemonic cooperation.

The decline of US power eliminated its global influence completely.