Political Economic Strategy and Bilateral Relations in the Middle East: Saudi-Turkish Relations before and after the Qatar Crisis
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This research examines political and economic rationale behind Turkish and Saudi policies toward the Gulf crisis. This study puts also emphasis on the changing bilateral relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia as a case study of the research. In order to measure the ‘realist’ foreign policy shift of the both countries, this research conducts a content analysis of the most circulated English news papers of the two countries, Arab News and Daily Sabah. The analysis is based on the following three thematic categories: (1) how the opinion sections of the two newspapers interpreted the reasons behind the fluctuating bilateral relations; 2) how the two newspapers evaluated the consequence of the diplomatic tension; and (3) the solutions suggested by the two papers solve the diplomatic deadlock between the two countries. This paper aims at delving into the bilateral relationship between Saudi Arabia and Turkey so as to show how the bilateral relations have witnessed considerable fluctuation as a result of Turkish shift in its foreign policy in the case of the Qatar crisis.
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This research examines political and economic rationale behind Turkish and Saudi policies toward the Gulf crisis. This study puts also emphasis on the changing bilateral relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia as a case study of the research. In order to measure the ‘realist’ foreign policy shift of the both countries, this research conducts a content analysis of the most circulated English news papers of the two countries, Arab News and Daily Sabah. The analysis is based on the following three thematic categories: (1) how the opinion sections of the two newspapers interpreted the reasons behind the fluctuating bilateral relations; 2) how the two newspapers evaluated the consequence of the diplomatic tension; and (3) the solutions suggested by the two papers solve the diplomatic deadlock between the two countries. This paper aims at delving into the bilateral relationship between Saudi Arabia and Turkey so as to show how the bilateral relations have witnessed considerable fluctuation as a result of Turkish shift in its foreign policy in the case of the Qatar crisis.
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