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В статье содержится оценка трёхсторонних отношений Турции, Азербайджана и Грузии и анализируется содержание их сотрудничества. Используя эвристический анализ, автор рассматривает роль трёхсторонних отношений во внешней политике каждой из трёх стран и их организационную «насыщенность», как механизм обеспечения безопасности, для оценки сотрудничества Турции, Азербайджана и Грузии. На основе анализа в статье сделан вывод о том, что трёхстороннее сотрудничество между Турцией, Азербайджаном и Грузией можно считать содержательным и согласованным. Однако общая фундаментальная причина такой согласованности не сразу ясна. Хотя решение вопроса о согласованности трёх стран выходит за рамки данного исследования, в выводе говорится, что сотрудничество Турции, Азербайджана и Грузии может быть следствием взаимодополняющих стратегических приоритетов и всё большей схожести режимов.

Ключевые слова: Турция Грузия Азербайджан Чёрное море демократия автократия обеспечение безопасности
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Права человека, Международные отношения, Политика, Юго-Восточная Европа, Кавказ
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Сесайр, Майкл Хикари. (2024 г.) 2024. «Полумесяц на перепутье: Предметный анализ трёхсторонних связей Турции, Азербайджана и Грузии». Connections: The Quarterly Journal 23 (4): 127-47. doi:https://doi.org/10.11610/Connections.rus.23.4.07.
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