Ürer, LeventKaradağ, Muhammed Emin2019-07-122019-07-122008https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12469/2214İkinci Dunya Savasindan sonra dunya siyaseti yeniden sekillenmeye baslamistir. Dunyanin iki kutba ayrilmasiyla baslayan surec zaman icerisinde mutasyonlara ugramistir. Sovyetlerin yikilmasindan sonra her seyin cok farkli olacagi dusuncesi kismen dogru cikmistir. Bu senaryoda Amerika Birlesik Devletleri ve Sovyet Sosyalist Cumhuriyetler Birligi basroldeydi. Kimileri Sovyetlerin yikilmasindan sonra boyle bir statunun tekrar ortaya cikmasinin imkansiz oldugunu dusunmustur. Ne var ki her gecen gun yasadigimiz guncel hadiseler devletlerarasindaki iliskiyi anlayabilmek adina soguk savas surecini iyi bilmemiz geregini gostermektedir. Soz konusu tezde soguk savas baslangici kritik donemecler ve adeta karbon kagida bugune uyarlanabilecek gelismeler anlatilmaktadir. Bu donemler mumkun oldugu kadar merkeze Turkiye konularak anlatilacaktir. Surenin uzun ve olaylarin kesif olmasi dolayisiyla mumkun oldugunca detaydan kacinilmis ve olaylarin nuvesi anlatilmaya calisilmistir.After World War II, world politics has begun to take shape. The process which starts withpolarizing of world in two, has had mutations with time. Idea that everything would proceedin a very different way, has become particulary true. United Nations of America and Union ofSoviet Socialist Republics were two major players in this scenario. Some had thought that it isimpossible that a status like this emerges again. Nevertheless, daily actual incidents prove thenecessisty of analysing the cold war process to understand the relations of countries. Thesis inquestion, emergence, important periods of cold war and its happenings that could be as thesame of today. These processes will be discussed putting Turkey in the centre. Because theperiod is long and incidents are dense, the details will be avoided as possible and gists will betold.trinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSoğuk SavaşTürk Dış PolitikasıABDSSCBRFYeni Dünya DüzeniBalkanlarOrta DoğuAvrasyaCold WarTurkish Foreign PolicyNew World OrderUSASSCRBalkansCaucasiaMiddle EastEurasiaMaster Thesis226494