Reconcılıatıon under the shadow of dıaspora polıtıcs: Some lessons from the Turkısh-Armenıan reconcılıatıon commıssıon (tarc)
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2014
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Nazif MANDACI
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Uzlaşma süreçleri diplomatik yakınlaşmalar ve en azamisinden stratejik ortaklıkların çok ötesindeki durumsallıkları ifade etmektedir. Normatif yönlü olduklarından diplomatik anlamda ilişki kurmanın beraberinde getirebileceği maliyetlerden tamamıyla bağımsızdırlar. Uzlaşma literatürü diplomatik platformda genel olarak önemsenmeyen hatta ötesinde teolojik yönü bile bulunan bağışlamak ya da affetmek gibi kavramlaravermektedir. Bunun tersine uluslararası ilişkiler literatürüne bakıldığında etnisite ya dagibi primordiyal faktörlerin dünyada işlerin nasıl yürüdüğüne dair akılcı açıklamalar içinde kendilerine pek yer bulamadıkları gözlemlenmektedir (Fox ve Sandler 2004:Dahası kimse ulusal çıkarları erdemlilik altarında feda edecek politik kararları onaylamamaktadır. Bu çalışma Türkiye ve Ermenistan arasında 2001 yılında oluşturulan Türk-Ermeni Uzlaşma Komisyonunu bu çerçeve içinde değerlendirmeyi amaçlamaktadır.
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