THE PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF THE CHANGE OF THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY: AN IMPERIAL RESPONSE TO THE NATO ENLARGEMENT IN THE BALTICS

Abstract

Russian Federation is forced to be efficient power in the new international system after the resolution of the USSR Russian Federation is one of regional actor when it considered with her economic, political and military parameters, is now stimulating to be a global power in Vladimir Putin’s presidency. This transformation is also reflecting itself through the Federation’s foreign and security policies towards to Baltic States. Thus, the foreign and security policy approaches of the Russian Federation become proactive after the EU and the NATO accession of the Baltic States. The theoretical tenets of the change of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation in the Baltic countries are analysed in this study, in the perception of security, regional power balances and political economy dynamics.

Keywords

• Russian Federation,Foreign Policy,Baltic States,NATO and the EU

RUS DIŞ POLİTİKASINDA DEĞİŞİMİN FELSEFİ TEMELLERİ: NATO GENİŞLEMESİNE YÖNELİK BALTIKLAR’DA BİR İMPARATORLUK TEPKİSİ

Abstract

Rusya Federasyonu, Sovyetler Birliği’nin dağılmasının ardından oluşan yeni uluslararası sistemde yeniden etkin bir güç olma çabası içerisindedir. Ekonomik, siyasal ve askeri güç parametreleri ile değerlendirildiğinde bölgesel bir güç olan Rusya Federasyonu, Vladimir Putin’in başkanlığında küresel güç statüsüne evirilmektedir.. Rusya Federasyonu’nun geçirmiş olduğu bu yapısal dönüşüm Baltık ülkeleri ile olan dış politika ve güvenlik ekseninde de karşılığını bulmaktadır. Rusya Federasyonunun söz konusu dış politika ve güvenlik yaklaşımı, Baltık ülkelerinin AB ve NATO üyelikleri sonrası pro-aktif bir yapıya bürünmüştür. Bu çalışmada Rusya Federasyonu’nun Baltık ülkeleri dış politikasında yaşanan değişimin teorik esasları, dış politika, güvenlik ve bölgesel güç dengeleri ışığında analiz edilmektedir.

Keywords

• Rusya Federasyonu,Dış Politika,Baltık Ülkeleri,NATO ve AB

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