سياسة الولايات المتحدة الامريكية تجاه تركيا 1960 - 1980 == The U.S. Policy Towards Turkey : 1980 - 1960
Author name:
محمد مسير الربيعي
Supervisor name:
عبد الرزاق احمد النصيري
General topic:
History
Specific topic:
Modern and Contemporary History
Degree:
Doctorate
University:
Wasit University - Faculty Of Education - Department Of History
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Wasit
First pages:
11T3491 - p.pdf
Abstract:
Turkey has a prominent strategic position, which can be a meeting point between the three continents (Asia, Africa and Europe) and a major control center by air, sea and land between East and West.When Turkey became increasingly important in international relations after the end of the Second World War, and accompanied by international events accelerated political, military and economic, and the emergence of two major poles across the world.The United States sought to attract Turkey to its ranks and to associate with the so - called alliance policy. The interest of US policy in Turkey between 1960 and 1980, during which the Turkish army carried out three coups, left its mark on US policy towards Turkey. It isthe subject of this dissertation. The thesis in its final form included an introduction, five chapters and a conclusion. In order to preserve the comprehensiveness of the subject, and in line with its title, we suggested that Chapter I (American - Turkish relations from the end of World War II until 1960).To illustrate the extent of the United States' interest in Turkey during that period, and to divide the chapter into three topics, the first dealt with the review of the strategic location of Turkey and its impact on the US - Turkish alliance, and the US position on the attempts of the Soviet Union to dominate Turkey.Chapter II was devoted to the US strategy toward Turkey from 1947 until Turkey joined NATO in 1952, while the third topic dealt with US policy toward Turkey. During the reign of Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes from 1950 to 1960.Chapter Two (US policy towards Turkey from the 1960 coup to the return of civil rule in 1961) dealt with three issues. The first part dealt with the US position on the precepts of the May 27, 1960 coup.The second topic was devoted to studying the American reaction after the coup. The third study examined US relations with Turkey during the military period until the return of civil rule in late 1961. The third chapter dealt with the Turkish - American relations from the return of civil rule to Turkey until 1971. In three studies, the first topic was devoted to studying the US policy towards Turkey after the return of civil rule.The second topic examines US policy toward Turkey since US President Lyndon Johnson warned Turkish Prime Minister Ismat Inonu on June 5, 1964, to abandon Turkey's protection against Soviet threats if Turkey intervened militarily in Cyprus until 1971. The third topic dealt with the position of the United States Of the coup of the memorandum on March 12, 1971.Chapter Four dealt with the study of the Cyprus crisis and its impact on US policy toward Turkey (1960 - 1974). It was divided into three sections. The first part explained the position of the United States on the Cyprus crisis since the independence of Cyprus in 1960 and the outbreak of the 1963 - 1964 crisis. the second section devoted to track the position of the United States in 1967, the Cyprus crisis, and touched on the third topic to the American position of the Turkish military intervention in Cyprus in 1974.Chapter 5 deals with US policy toward Turkey from 1971 to the 1980 coup. In the course of this chapter, the chapter dealt with three topics. The first part examined US policy toward Turkey from the ban on poppy cultivation until 1974. The second topic was devoted to the US embargo on Turkey and its implications for American - Turkish relations.The third topic dealt with the American position on the 1980 coup in Turkey.The thesis concluded with a conclusion that focused on the most important conclusions of the study in revealing the nature of the US policy towards Turkey from 1960 to 1980, and the transformations it underwent
