The Role Of Ideas In Coalition Government Foreign Policymaking: The Case Of Turkey Between 1991 And 2002,Used

The Role Of Ideas In Coalition Government Foreign Policymaking: The Case Of Turkey Between 1991 And 2002,Used

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Studies in Foreign Policy Analysis, 1 (International Studies Library, 19) This book fills an important gap in Foreign Policy Analysis with its focus on the particular link between political ideas and foreign policymaking and is a strong empirical contribution to an understanding of Turkish foreign policy in general and key decisions in Turkish foreign affairs in particular. By way of examining 12 foreign policy cases under four coalition governments that took office in Turkey between 1991 and 2002, the author analyzes the 'battle of ideas' that took place in these settings among those who represent different worldviews. The end result is a framework that delineates the conditions under which ideas come to play important role in shaping foreign policy and how that effect takes place. Table of Contents Acronyms and a Note on Translations and Sources List of Figures and Tables Chapter 1: Institutionalized Ideas, Coalition Governments, and Foreign Policy Chapter 2: Representation of Foreign Policy Ideas and Ideals in Turkey Chapter 3: Cautiousness vs. Passivity in the DYPCHP Government Chapter 4: Fragmented Symbolic Actions in the RPDYP Government Chapter 5: A Working Relationship in the Minority ANAPDSPDTP Government Chapter 6: Reaching Compromise in the DSPMHPANAP Government Chapter 7: Conclusions: Conditions of Ideational Influence on Foreign Policy About the Author(s)/Editor(s) Binnur OzkececiTaner, Ph.D. (2004) in Political Science, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Hamline University. She was a postdoctoral fellow at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs in 20042005. Her publications appeared in International Studies Review, Foreign Policy Analysis, Turkish Studies, British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, and International Journal of Middle East Studies.

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