Nato And The Russıan Federatıons New Battleground: The Geopolıtıcs Of The Black Sea

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Nato And The Russıan Federatıons New Battleground: The Geopolıtıcs Of The Black Sea
Nato And The Russıan Federatıons New Battleground: The Geopolıtıcs Of The Black Sea
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This book examines the geopolitical crises that have become one of the main variables of international politics in
recent years through the lens of the Black Sea. In the 20th century, geopolitics the password to world
domination triggered two great world wars, and in the 21st century, it has reinforced its relevance through
various regional conflicts. In fact, today's conflict dynamics represent not merely competition among regional
powers but also a broader struggle between global and regional actors.
Developed from Ebru Kain's master's thesis, this work analyzes the geopolitical power transitions of the 21st
century through the unique geographical and political significance of the Black Sea. In her analysis, Kain examines
the long-standing balance-of-power rivalry between the United States, NATO, and the Russian Federation, focusing
on the Black Sea policies of the United States and Russia. Undoubtedly, the most significant event that has brought
this power rivalry to its peak is the RussiaUkraine war, which began in 2022 and continues at the time of this
book's publication.
The RussiaUkraine war has not only turned the Black Sea into a center of geopolitical confrontation but has also
structurally reshaped Euro-Atlantic security relations. As the search for a new equilibrium continues, the global
balance of power will persist in testing itself through Black Seacentered challenges.
I believe that Kain's study will serve as a key reference for research focused on the Black Sea at a time when the
global balance of power and international rivalry have reached their zenith. I hope that scholarly efforts in this field
will continue to grow and multiply.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Uğur Yasin ASAL



(Tanıtım Bülteninden)

This book examines the geopolitical crises that have become one of the main variables of international politics in
recent years through the lens of the Black Sea. In the 20th century, geopolitics the password to world
domination triggered two great world wars, and in the 21st century, it has reinforced its relevance through
various regional conflicts. In fact, today's conflict dynamics represent not merely competition among regional
powers but also a broader struggle between global and regional actors.
Developed from Ebru Kain's master's thesis, this work analyzes the geopolitical power transitions of the 21st
century through the unique geographical and political significance of the Black Sea. In her analysis, Kain examines
the long-standing balance-of-power rivalry between the United States, NATO, and the Russian Federation, focusing
on the Black Sea policies of the United States and Russia. Undoubtedly, the most significant event that has brought
this power rivalry to its peak is the RussiaUkraine war, which began in 2022 and continues at the time of this
book's publication.
The RussiaUkraine war has not only turned the Black Sea into a center of geopolitical confrontation but has also
structurally reshaped Euro-Atlantic security relations. As the search for a new equilibrium continues, the global
balance of power will persist in testing itself through Black Seacentered challenges.
I believe that Kain's study will serve as a key reference for research focused on the Black Sea at a time when the
global balance of power and international rivalry have reached their zenith. I hope that scholarly efforts in this field
will continue to grow and multiply.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Uğur Yasin ASAL



(Tanıtım Bülteninden)

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