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Çin Ve Hindistan’ın Deniz Stratejisi Ve Hint Okyanusu’nda Güç Mücadelesi

Year 2012, Volume: 4 Issue: 6, 135 - 166, 01.06.2012

Abstract

The strategies devised on competition over global hegemony have been centered around land domination. As a result of the shift in global politics towards the Asia-Pacific area, most countries of this region with coastline to seas or oceans pay heavy attention to maritime lines. Two countries stand out: China and India. The insufficiency of soft power in protecting the economic interests globally caused many countries to increase their military capabilities such as China. As a response to China‟s military built-up, India developed a new navy strategy that does not contradict with the American policies. All these moves have rendered the Indian Ocean an important venue of major power competition. 

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  • Pruıtt, John, “The Influence of Sea Power in the 21st Century”, MIT Security Studies Programme Working Paper (August 2000).
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  • Sıkrı, Rajiv, “India‟s „Look East‟ Policy, Asia-Pacific Review 1(2009): 131-145.
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  • Erişim tarihi 10.01.2012, http://www.tccb.gov.tr/haberler/170/79139/asyapasifik-bolgesi- kuresel-ekonominin-parlayan-yildizi.html.
  • Erişim tarihi 21.12.2011, http://www.tradereform.org/2011/12/obamas- emerging-china-containment-policy-without-currency/.

ÇİN VE HİNDİSTAN’IN DENİZ STRATEJİSİ VE HİNT OKYANUSU’NDA GÜÇ MÜCADELESİ

Year 2012, Volume: 4 Issue: 6, 135 - 166, 01.06.2012

Abstract

Küresel egemenlik mücadelesinde ortaya konan stratejiler büyük ölçüde karasal egemenlik üzerine kuruludur. Ancak dünya siyasetinde dengelerin Asya-Pasifik bölgesine kaymasının bir sonucu olarak hemen hemen tamamı denize ve okyanusa kıyısı olan bölge ülkeleri deniz stratejilerine yönelmişlerdir. Bu konuda en çok ön plana çıkan iki ülke Çin ve Hindistan‟dır. Ekonomik çıkarların korunabilmesi için değişen dünya konjonktüründe yumuşak gücün ağırlığını kaybetmeye başlaması başta Çin olmak üzere pek çok ülkeyi askeri önlemler almaya yöneltmiştir. Hindistan da Çin‟in bu yükselişine karşı ve Amerikan politikaları ile paralel olarak öne çıkmaya başlamış ve yeni bir donanma stratejisi geliştirmiştir. Hint Okyanusu, yaşanan bu gelişmelerin bir sonucu olarak yeni dönemdeki en önemli rekabet alanlarından birisi haline gelmiştir.

References

  • Ahluwalia, Pranay S., “The South China Sea Issue: Is There A Way Out for ASEAN?”, Indian Council of World Affairs Issue Brief (12 September 2011)
  • Bernstein, Richard, Munro, Ross H., “The Coming Conflict with America”, Foreign Affairs (March/April 1997): 18-32.
  • Blair, Dennis C., Hanley JR., John T., “Form Wheels to Webs: Reconstructing Asia-Pacific Security Arrangements”, The Washington Quarterly (Winter 2001): 7-17.
  • Bradford, John, “Southeast Asian Maritime Security in the Age of Terror: Threats, Opportunity and Charting the Course Forward”, IDSS Working Papers (April 2005).
  • Bradford, John, Manıcom, James, Sımon, Sheldon W., Quartaro, Neil A., “Maritime Security in Sourheast Asia”, The National Bureau of Asian Research (November 2010).
  • Brewster, David, “An Indian Sphere of Influence in the Indian Ocean?”, Security Challanges (Spring 2010): 1-20.
  • Chaulıa, Sreeram S., “BJP, India‟s Foreign Policy and the „Realist Alternative‟ to the Nehruvian Tradition”, International Politics (June 2002): 215-234.
  • Chen, Qimao, “Çin‟in Yeni Güvenlik Anlayışı ve Politikası” İçinde Geleceğin Süper Gücü Çin. Editör Atilla Sandıklı, İlhan Güllü (İstanbul: TASAM Yayınları, 2005).
  • Daojıong, Zha, “Oiling the Wheels of Foreign Policy?: Energy Security and China‟s International Relations”, RSIS Asian Security Initiative Policy Series Working Paper (March 2010).
  • Egreteau, Renaud, “India and China Vying for Influence in Burma- A New Assessment”, India Review (January-March 2008): 38-72.
  • Haıder, Ziad, “Baluchis, Beijing and Pakistan‟s Gwadar Port, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (Winter/Spring 2005): 95-103.
  • Hayward, David L.O., “China in the Indian Ocean: A Case of Uncharted Waters”, Independent Strategic Analysis of Australia’s Global Interests Strategic Analysis Paper (5 July 2010).
  • Holmes, James R., Yoshıhara, Toshi, “Strongman, Constable or Free- Rider? India‟s Monroe Doctrine and Indian Naval Strategy, Comparative Strategy 4(2009): 332-348.
  • Khurana, G. S., “Maritime Security in the Indian Ocean: Convergence Plus Cooperation Equals Resonance”, Strategic Analysis (July- September 2004): 411-426.
  • Khurana, Gurpreet S., “China‟s „String of Pearls‟ in the Indian Ocean and Its Security Implications”, Startegic Analysis (January 2008): 1- 39. Ladwıg III, Walter C., “Delhi‟s Pacific Ambition: Naval Power, „Look East‟ and India‟s Emerging Influence in the Asia-Pacific”, Asian Security 2(2009): 87-113.
  • Lee, Pak K., “China‟a Quest For Oil Security: Oil (Wars) In Pipeline?”, The Pacific Review (June 2005): 265-301.
  • Mohammed, Khalid, “India and Djibouti in the Indian Ocean Geopolitics”, Research Journal Social Sciences 1(2010): 35-44.
  • Mohan, C. Raja, “Maritime Power: India and China Turn to Mahan”, ISAS Working Paper (7 July 2009).
  • Mohan, C. Raja, “Sino-Indian Naval „Encounter‟ in the Golf of Aden: Mitigating Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry”, ISAS Brief (6 February 2009).
  • Naıdu, G.V.C., “Whiter the Look East Policy: India and Southeast Asia”, Strategic Analysis (April-June 2004): 331-346.
  • Pant, Harsh V., “India in the Asia-Pacific: Rising Ambitions with an Eye on China”, Asia-Pacific Review 1(2007): 54-71.
  • Pruıtt, John, “The Influence of Sea Power in the 21st Century”, MIT Security Studies Programme Working Paper (August 2000).
  • Rehman, Iskander, “Keeping the Dragon at Bay: India‟s Counter- Containment of China in Asia”, Asian Security 2(2009): 114-143.
  • Russell, James, “Militarization of Energy Security”, erişim tarihi 29.12.2011, http://www.rice.edu/energy/publications/eventpres/21may08globalene rgymkt/Russell_Militarization%20Talk.pdf.
  • Scott, David, “India‟s „Grand Strategy‟ for the Indian Ocean: Mahanian Visions”, Asia-Pacific Review 2(2006): 97-129.
  • Sıkrı, Rajiv, “India‟s „Look East‟ Policy, Asia-Pacific Review 1(2009): 131-145.
  • Tow, William T., LOKE, Beverley, “Rules of Engagement: America‟s Asia-Pacific Security Policy Under an Obama Administration”, Australian Journal of International Affairs (December 2009): 443- 457.
  • Wenmu, Zhang, “Sea Power and China‟s Strategic Choices”, China Security (Summer 2006): 17-31.
  • Erişim tarihi 20.21.2011, http://articles.latimes.com/2011/jun/18/world/la-fg-china-vietnam- 20110618.
  • Erişim tarihi 20.21.2011, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific- 13899465.
  • Erişim tarihi 29.12.2011, http://www.marisec.org/shippingfacts/worldtrade/volume-world-trade- sea.php.
  • Erişim tarihi 10.01.2012, http://www.tccb.gov.tr/haberler/170/79139/asyapasifik-bolgesi- kuresel-ekonominin-parlayan-yildizi.html.
  • Erişim tarihi 21.12.2011, http://www.tradereform.org/2011/12/obamas- emerging-china-containment-policy-without-currency/.
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Primary Language Turkish
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Ömer Atagenç This is me

Ömer Atagenç This is me

Publication Date June 1, 2012
Submission Date November 21, 2015
Published in Issue Year 2012 Volume: 4 Issue: 6

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APA Atagenç, Ö., & Atagenç, Ö. (2012). ÇİN VE HİNDİSTAN’IN DENİZ STRATEJİSİ VE HİNT OKYANUSU’NDA GÜÇ MÜCADELESİ. Bilge Strateji, 4(6), 135-166.