Abstract
This article analyzes the effects of Ukrainian Crises
on Belarus-Russia bilateral relations with the help of historical facts and
recent event. Russia’s position and power give her a chance to dominate the
region in which ex-Soviet Union territories currently exist as independent
states. The dependence to Russia on economy does not allow countries like
Belarus to ignore rising situation. The conflict between Ukraine and Russia
forced Belarus to adopt new policy and approaches not only its relation with
Ukraine but also with Russia. The article argues that because of historical
roots and economic dependence Ukrainian Crises’ effects are greater and
anticipated.
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Abstract
Bu makale,
Ukrayna Krizi’nin Belarus-Rusya ikili ilişkileri üzerindeki etkilerini tarihsel
olgularla ve son olaylarla birlikte incelemektedir. Rusya’nın konumu ve gücü,
şuanda Sovyetler Birliği’nin eski topraklarında bağımsız devletlerin bulunduğu
bölgeye hâkim olma şansını veriyor. Rusya’ya olan ekonomik bağımlılık Belarus
gibi ülkelerin bölgedeki artan tansiyonu görmezden gelmelerine izin vermiyor.
Ukrayna ile Rusya arasındaki ihtilaf, Belarus'u sadece Ukrayna ile
ilişkilerinde değil, Rusya ile olan ilişkilerinde de yeni politikalar
geliştirmeye zorlamıştır. Makale, tarihsel bağlar ve ekonomik bağımlılık
nedeniyle Ukrayna Krizi’nin etkilerinin öngörüldüğünden daha büyük olduğunu
savunuyor.
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- Karbalevich, V. (2016). The prospect of Slavic unity. Belarus’ relations with Russia and Ukraine: a Belarusian view, Present and Future relations between Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, Stockholm, Swedish National Defence College.
- Kravchuk, L. (2013), Interview with Former Ukrainian president Leonid Kravchuk, Radio Svoboda. Online https://www.svoboda.org/a/29779412.html.
- Laruelle, M. (2015), The `Russian World`, Russia’s Soft Power and Geopolitical Imagination, Washington DC, Center For Global Interest.
- Nosevich, V. (2008). Problems of Grand Lithuanian Duchy: view of Belarusian history, Lietuvos istorijos studijos, (22), 39-57.
- Podlesny, E. (2016). Belarusian National Republic: triumph and tragedy, 142(1).
- Shraibman, A. (2016). The Lukashenko Formula: Belarus’s Crimea Flip-Flops”, Carnegie Moscow Center. Online http://carnegie.ru/commentary/?fa=63698.
- Vorobyeva, (2016). Strengthening of government, Bankauski vesnik, 12(1), 68-71.
- Taras, A. (2014). Short overview of Belarusian history. Online http://coollib.com/b/277966.
- Tyutyushev, M. (2015). Belarusian National Republic: appearance and history. Online http://fb.ru/article/186510/belorusskaya-narodnaya-respublikaprovozglashenie-i-istoriya.
- Unur, E. and D. Doganyilmaz Duman. (2016). Sosyal Kimlik Olarak İslam’ın Sosyal Medyaya Yansıması: #Gerçekİslam. Din Bilimleri Akademik Araştirma Dergisi, 16 (3), 37-61.
- Volkov, (2017). Lukashenko and Belarusian nationalism. Online http://naspravdi.info/byvshiy-sssr/lukashenko-i-belorusskiy-nacionalizm.
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- Yegorov, A. (2016). Digest of Belarusian Analytics, Belarus Digest. Online https://belarusdigest.com/story/civil-society-in-focus-belarusian-opposition-internet-users-digest-of-belarusian-analytics/.
Details
| Primary Language | English |
|---|---|
| Journal Section | Articles |
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| Publication Date | July 3, 2019 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 2 Issue: 1 |
