Beschreibung
This book examines the fundamental reasons for the Iranian-Turkish energy rapprochement from 1996 to the AKP administration,. in an attempt to find out whether the ongoing reconciliation points toward Turkeys rearrangement rationalization in the international system. It applies a strict qualitative analysis in considering the perceptions of the decision-makers throughout the intergovernmental partnership process with Iran on major energy policies: energy security, economic relations and Irans nuclear program. Further to this, the book aims to counterbalances the main arguments of foreign policy and energy analysts. The findings of the study reveal that the Iranian and Turkish governments need each other in the energy field, due on the one hand, to the fact that Iran needs Turkey to export and transit its oil and natural gas into the European market, and on the other, that Turkey requires Iran in order to diversify its energy resources. Turkeys energy demand is increasing rapidly due to major industrialization in certain parts of Turkey. Thus, Turkey has an ardent desire to supply this demand from a reliable resource.
Autorenporträt
He received his first Mater's degree in Translation Studies from Istanbul University and second Mater's in Political Science and International Relations from Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey. He is working as an independent political researcher . His research interest mainly focuses on Iran-Turkey Relations,Energy Policy,Oil and Gas.
