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Table of Contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- List of Tables
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Studies on Dynamics of Turkish-Qatari Relations: From Past to Present
- Why This Book
- Questions This Book Tries to Answer
- Scope of This Book
- Theoretical Framework: Practical Geopolitical Reasoning
- Outline of the Book
- Notes
- Chapter 1: A Brief History of Ottoman-Qatari Relations
- Introduction
- Return of the Ottomans to the Gulf
- The Ottomans in Qatar and Relations between the Sublime Porte and Sheikh Jassim
- Ottoman Administrative Reforms in Qatar
- The Ottoman-British Rivalry and the Emergence of the State of Qatar
- Conclusion
- Chapter 2: Evolving Dynamics of Turkish Foreign Policy toward the Arab Middle East (1923–1980)
- Historical Background
- Main Drivers of Turkish-Middle Eastern Arab Relations
- Security Concerns
- The Nakba (1948)
- Nasserism (1954–1970)
- The Algerian War of Independence (1954–1962)
- The Egyptian-Israeli Peace (1979)
- The Iranian Revolution (1979)
- Economic Concerns
- Security Concerns
- Conclusion
- Note
- Chapter 3: Evolving Dynamics of Turkish-Gulf Arab Relations (1980–2002)
- Introduction
- Main Drivers of Turkish-Gulf Arab Relations
- Foreign Policy Orientations
- Relations with Israel
- Economic Concerns
- Security Concerns
- The Iran-Iraq War (1980–1988)
- Formation of the GCC in 1981
- The Gulf Crisis and Gulf War I (1990–1991)
- 9/11 Terrorist Attacks and Gulf War II (2001–2003)
- Conclusion
- Note
- Chapter 4: Place of Identity and Interests in the Evolution of the
Turkish-Qatari Relations (2002–2013)
- Introduction
- Further Background: Turkey-Qatar Relations from 1970s to 2000s
- Identity and Interests as Foreign Policy Dynamics
- Leadership
- Identity Politics
- Interests
- Security interests
- Economic interests
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 5: Regional Dynamics of Turkey-Qatar Relations: Foreign Policy Approaches, Tools, and Convergences (2002–2011)
- Foreign Policy Approaches and Tools
- Regional Dynamics of Turkish-Qatari Relations
- Turkish Foreign Policy Approach and Tools
- Qatari Foreign Policy Approach and Tools
- Analysis of Foreign Policy Approaches and Tools
- Converging Political Positions
- Support for Hamas: Beginnings of a Foreign Policy Convergence
- Gaza: Putting Foreign Policy Approaches into Practice
- Lebanon: Mediating through a Sectarian Conflict
- The Iranian Nuclear Program
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 6: Regional Dynamics Continued: Arab Spring, Changing Regional Dynamics, Geopolitical Aspirations, and the Turkish-Qatari Political Alignment (2011–2016)
- Turkey and Qatar in a New Geopolitical Reality
- Arab Spring: Changing Regional Dynamics and the Turkish-Qatari Political Alignment
- Syria: Setting the Stage
- Syrian Quagmire: Converging Geopolitical Goals
- Search for a Diplomatic Solution and Geopolitical Reasoning
- Aggravation of the Conflict and Depiction of Assad Regime as the Enemy
- Egypt: Turkish-Qatari Motivation to Cooperate with Muslim Brotherhood
- Egypt: A Major Setback
- Tunisia and Libya: Varying Degrees of Turkish-Qatari Cooperation
- Conclusion
- Note
- Chapter 7: Qatari Blockade: From Political Alignment to Strategic Partners (2017–2022)
- Introduction
- Origins of a Crisis
- International Reactions to the Gulf Crisis
- Turkish Reaction to the Blockade
- From Political Alignment to Strategic Partnership
- Expanding Financial and Economic Cooperation
- The Blockade and the Turkish-Saudi Relations
- The Blockade and the Turkish-Emirati Relations: Intensifying Rivalry
- Libya: Another Scene of Fierce Competition
- Coup or not Coup: Reversing of Democratic Gains in Tunisia?
- The Horn of Africa: Another Front?
- End of a Blockade: From Hostility to Rapprochement?
- Conclusion
- Note
- Conclusion
- Relations in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
- Foreign Policy of the Republic of Turkey toward the Middle East
- Forging Closer Relations: Arab Spring and Turkish-Qatari Political Alignment
- A Special Relationship: Turkish-Qatari Strategic Partnership
- Future Outlook of Turkish-Qatari Relations: Potential for Further Growth and Drawbacks
- Rising Stars Again
- Precious Loneliness and Isolation Continued
- End of Strategic Partnership
- Note
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Authors
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