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ANALISIS KONSTRUKTIVIS TERHADAP PENGAJUAN PALESTINA SEBAGAI ANGGOTA PENUH PBB TAHUN 2011 Miranto, Edi
Transformasi Vol 14, No 23 (2012): Transformasi
Publisher : Transformasi

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Abstract This research was triggered by an act done by Palestine who submission become a full member of the United Nations on September 23, 2011. According to Wendt (1999: 201-202) constructivist approach is the approach based on “ideas”. On the result of this research that the activity of the submission of Palestine as a full member of the United Nations has implications significantly to the identity of Palestine who are struggling became an independent nation and the sovereign. The impacts are, first, successful strategy for internationalization of the Palestinians issue into an international level. Second, increased support of countries on the independence of Palestine. And third, increased support of international public on the independence of Palestine. Keywords: Constructivist Analysis; Palestinian Identity; Full Member Of The United Nations.
Davutoğlu Doctrine and Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East: A Critical Constructivist Analysis Miranto, Edi
JPP (Jurnal Politik Profetik) Vol 5 No 2 (2017): December
Publisher : Department of Political Science, Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar

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Referring to the argument that a state’s historic background and geographic location inthe world are inherent elements of its foreign policy narrative which constitutes its identity,this article examined and brought narratives on the reconstruction of Turkish foreignpolicy towards the Middle East which was directed by a foreign policy doctrine ofDavutoğlu as defined Davutoğlu Doctrine. Using a critical constructivist perspective, itcontends that Davutoğlu’s foreign policy vision for Turkey is an attempt to reconstructthe international role and responsibilities of Turkey through a transformed identitybased on a reinterpretation of its historical heritage and geographic location. This articleconcluded that the Davutoğlu Doctrine’s vision was not only an endeavor to overturnthe traditional tendencies in Turkish foreign policy, but also in any ways, is a task ofidentity transformation. Further, this new activism has led to a shift in the axis of itsforeign policy from the Western orientation to a more assertive, strict independent foreignpolicy that is central to the Davutoğlu Doctrine. Finally, Davutoglu Doctrine canbe recognized that it has reconstructed Turkey’s state identity to reshape Turkish foreignpolicy onwards to the Middle East aiming to reposition Turkey as the global representativeand a key player in the region.
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