[.PDF] Democracy, Identity and Foreign Policy in Turkey: Hegemony Through Transformation (Islam and Nationalism)
Deni Andi
Democracy refers to a system of governance in which power is exercised by the people, either directly or through their elected representatives. Identity refers to the characteristics and traits that define an individual or group, and that shape their sense of self and belonging. Foreign policy refers to the actions and decisions that a country takes in relation to other countries and international organizations.
In the context of Turkey, democracy, identity, and foreign policy are likely to be shaped by a range of political, economic, and social factors. These may include the country's history, cultural and religious traditions, geopolitical location, and economic and political relations with other countries.
Overall, democracy, identity, and foreign policy are complex and multifaceted concepts that are shaped by a range of political, economic, and social factors. Understanding these factors can help to shed light on the ways in which democracy, identity, and foreign policy are shaped and influenced in Turkey, and on the ways in which they shape and are shaped by the country's relations with the international community.