Affiliation:
1. BURSA ULUDAG UNIVERSITY
2. ISTANBUL UNIVERSITY
Abstract
In this paper, we adopt Walter Carlsnaes’ tripartite approach in order to scrutinize
the consistency of Türkiye’s climate policy with changing climate regimes. We
explain the actor-structure duality in climate policy through the interaction of
climate regimes and Türkiye's climate policy. The paper reveals the causality
behind the policies implemented by Türkiye as a result of its core values and
preferences, and explains their continuities. Finally, we address the potential of
the European Green Deal to influence Türkiye's preferences, and therefore its
climate policy.
Publisher
All Azimuth Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace
Subject
Political Science and International Relations
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