Could Turkey Leave NATO? The interrelation of Antithetic Narratives
Erdogan's Turkey; a new national security narrative and foreign policy that is directly antithetic to NATO's narrative
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Author
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Referee
Střítecký, Vít
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Faculty / Institute
Faculty of Social Sciences
Discipline
International Security Studies
Department
Department of Security Studies
Date of defense
13. 9. 2018
Language
English
Grade
Very good
Keywords (Czech)
Turkey, Erdogan, Russia, NATO, Kurdish situation, European Narrative, Immigration and Energy security
Keywords (English)
Turkey, Erdogan, Russia, NATO, Kurdish situation, European Narrative, Immigration and Energy security
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Within the current epoch, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is challenged more than ever. The axiomatic values established in the post-Cold War era from the Western Liberal block are faced once again with antithetic narratives, reflecting strong elements of authoritarianism and dogmatic positions. This time however, the threat is coming from within. Turkey's stance after the 2016 military coup is steadily developing a rift not only with the European Union, but NATO as well.
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