Türksoy, Türk Keneşi ve Kültürel Diplomasi: İşlevselciliğin Yeniden Tahayyülü

Abstract

Bu makalenin amacı, TÜRKSOY ve Türk Keneşi sayesinde Orta Asya’da (özellikle Türk cumhuriyetleri arasında ve genel olarak Türk Dünyası’nda) kültürel diplomasi pratiğiyle taçlandırılan etkileşim sürecinin Karl Deutch’un “işlevselcilik” yaklaşımıyla incelenmesidir. “Siyasal Toplum ve Kuzey Atlantik Bölgesi” adlı kitabında Deutsch, işlevselcilik yaklaşımını “bir gün (insanlığın) savaşı ortadan kaldırmasını mümkün kılacak” bir çalışma olarak açıklamaktadır. Öyleyse, burada sorulması gereken temel soru insanların, sosyal bir yapı içerisinde birlikte hareket ederek savaş/çatışma ihtimalini ortadan kaldırmayı nasıl öğreneceği sorusudur. Bu bağlamda, çalışmada Türk Dünyası’nda TÜRKSOY ve Türk Konseyi gibi uluslararası kuruluşlar aracılığıyla kültürel diplomasi ve kültürel diplomasi uygulamaları ile bu sorunun cevaplanması da amaçlamaktadır.

Keywords

• TÜRKSOY,Türk Keneşi,Kültürel Diplomasi,İşlevselcilik,Karl Deutsch

Turksoy, Turkic Council and Cultural Diplomacy: Transactionalism Revisited

Abstract

This paper’s aim is to read the process that crowned with the practice of cultural diplomacy thanks to TURKSOY and Turkic Council in Central Asia (especially in between Turkic republics and in general Turkic World) through Karl Deutch’s “transactionalist” approach. In his book, “Political Community and the North Atlantic Area” Deutsch explains the transactionalist theory as a study that would enable “possible ways in which men someday might abolish war.” So, the question is “How can men learn to act together to eliminate war/conflict as a social institution?”. Therefore, also, this article is an attempt to answer this question with cultural diplomacy and cultural diplomacy implementations through international organizations such as TURKSOY and Turkic Council in the Turkic World.

Keywords

• TURKSOY,Turkic Council,Cultural Diplomacy,Transactionalism,Karl Deutsch

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