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TURKEY AND CHINA

Political, Economic, and Strategic Aspects of the Relationship
https://doi.org/10.1142/q0280 | January 2021
Pages: 192
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 * Selçuk Çolakoğlu (Turkish Center for Asia Pacific Studies, Turkey)

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"The book represents an insightful historical and contemporary account of the
Turkish-Chinese relationship, especially in the early periods it considers, and
also in tracing the institutional developments between the two following Turkish
domestic political changes. Moreover, Turkey and China covers how these two
countries have reacted to each other over sensitive issues including Turkey's
relation with Taiwan and China's policies towards the Turkic Uyghurs. The book
is of interest to diplomats, journalists, students, and researchers working on
Turkish foreign policy, Turkish-Asian affairs, and Chinese strategies in the
Middle East."

Asian Affairs


What are the dynamics of the relationship between Turkey and China? How is the
Sino-Turkish cooperation affected by other large regional powers? Are Turkey and
China compatible enough to sustain a strong and steady relationship in a
turbulent future?

The relationship between the Republic of Turkey and the People's Republic of
China has had many ups and downs from 1949 to the present day. At the start of
the Cold War, Turkey diplomatically recognized only the Republic of China
(Taiwan) like its NATO allies. Following the Sino-American normalization in
1971, Ankara established diplomatic relations with Beijing and ceased contact
with Taipei. Since then, relations between Turkey and China have grown steadily
with some setbacks.

Turkey and China analyses Turkey–China relations from political, economic,
strategic, and cultural perspectives. Turkey's policies towards Taiwan and the
Uyghur cause are covered from the beginning. The Sino-Turkish cooperation on the
economy, trade, the defence industry, energy, and nuclear technology are also
elaborated. Crucially, the Silk Road partnership in the context of China's Belt
and Road Initiative and Turkey's Middle Corridor has a deep-rooted focus
alongside future perspectives. Finally, the roles of other actors — particularly
the United States and Russia — in Sino-Turkish relations have a primary focus,
further clarified by the impact of international organizations and forums like
the United Nations, NATO, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the European
Union, the G20, and BRICS.

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Chapter 1: Introduction


Contents:
 * About the Author
 * Acknowledgements
 * List of Figures
 * List of Maps
 * List of Tables
 * List of Abbreviations
 * List of Prominent Individuals
 * Introduction
 * Turkey's Relations with the Republic of China on Taiwan (1949–1971):
   * Strong Anti-Communist Solidarity between Turkey and the Republic of China
     in the 1950s
   * Ankara's Relations with Taipei and Beijing in the Post-Cuban Missile Crisis
   * Emerging Eastern Turkistan Diaspora in Turkey and the Rise of Anti-PRC
     Stance in the Turkish Public
 * Turkey's Establishment of Diplomatic Ties with the People's Republic of China
   and Initial Engagements (1971–1991):
   * Early Period of Relations (August 1971–1980)
   * Flourishing Sino-Turkish Partnership (1981–1991)
   * Increasing Economic and Cultural Exchanges
   * The Uyghurs as a Bridge of Friendship between China and Turkey
 * The Strained Sino-Turkish Relations (1992–1997):
   * The Uyghur First Policy of Turkey
   * Seeking Normalization between Ankara and Beijing
   * Establishing Turkey's Trade Office in Taiwan
 * Ankara's Beijing First Policy (1997–2009):
   * Developing Military Cooperation
   * Rising Economic Partnership
   * The 2009 Urumqi Riot and Outbreak of a Crisis between Ankara and Beijing
   * Low-Profile Relations between Turkey and Taiwan
 * Adjusting Turkey's Relations with China (2010–2020):
   * Establishing Sino-Turkish Strategic Cooperation
   * Intensified Military-to-Military Relations
   * Deepening Economic Partnership
   * Increasing Chinese Cultural Influence over Turkey
   * The Uyghur Issue: From the Syrian War to Re-education Camps in Xinjiang
   * Turkey's Cautious but Steady Economic Relations with Taiwan
 * Silk Road Cooperation:
   * Silk Road Initiatives of Russia, the United States, the European Union,
     Japan, South Korea, and India
   * China's Belt Road Initiative
   * Turkey's Middle Corridor
   * China–Pakistan Economic Corridor and Turkey
   * Compatibility between the Middle Corridor and the Silk Road Economic Belt
   * Compatibility between the Middle Corridor and the 21st Century Maritime
     Silk Road
 * Future Perspectives for Turkey–China Relations:
   * Turkey's Interest to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS
   * Russia's Role in the Sino-Turkish Relationship
   * Building a Partnership or an Alliance between China and Turkey?
 * Conclusion
 * Index

Readership: Undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and practitioners
in the fields of China, Turkey, Taiwan, Foreign Policy, Security, Global
Studies, Area Studies, East Asia, Eurasia, the Middle East and the Silk Road.
May also be of interest to the general reader.


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China and Turkey are the two “emerging” or “rising” powers of the international
system and have more decisive roles to play in world affairs in the 21st
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CHAPTER 2: TURKEY’S RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA ON TAIWAN (1949–1971)

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Turkey’s policy towards the ROC or Nationalist China and the PRC or Communist
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CHAPTER 3: TURKEY’S ESTABLISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC TIES WITH THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC
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Muslim majority nations of the Balkans, Caucasus, and Central Asia, Ankara
prioritized its relations with those newly independent nations. Turkey had
oriented itself to its geographically adjacent regions such as the Balkans, the
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increase its influence in the region stretching from the Balkans to China…

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CHAPTER 5: ANKARA’S BEIJING FIRST POLICY (1997–2009)

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After the coalition government consisting of the Islamist Refah Party and
centre-right DYP stepped down on 30 June 1997 because of heavy pressure from the
ultra-secular establishment, including the military, Ankara had fully adopted a
pro-Beijing policy outlined by the Turkish MFA and the TSK. The newly formed
coalition government consisted of centre-right ANAP, centre-left DSP and the
Democrat Turkey Party (DTP), a splinter group from the DYP, had followed a
Beijing-leaning policy for Taiwan and the Uyghur cause. The pro-Beijing policy
of Ankara had been continued by subsequent governments, by the coalition
consisting of the DSP, the ANAP and the Nationalist Movement Party, or MHP under
the leadership of Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit from June 1999 to November 2002
and initially centre-right the Justice and Development Party, or AKP under the
leadership of Prime Minister Abdullah Gül and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
Erdoğan from November 2002 to July 2009…

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CHAPTER 6: ADJUSTING TURKEY’S RELATIONS WITH CHINA (2010–2020)

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The following sections are included:

 * Establishing Sino-Turkish Strategic Cooperation
 * Intensified Military-to-Military Relations
 * Deepening Economic Partnership
 * Increasing Chinese Cultural Influence over Turkey
 * The Uyghur Issue: From the Syrian War to Re-education Camps in Xinjiang
 * Turkey’s Cautious but Steady Economic Relations with Taiwan



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CHAPTER 7: SILK ROAD COOPERATION

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Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, many initiatives have been put
forward with the aim of integrating Central Asia into the global community. Most
of these initiatives have been introduced with the ancient Silk Road. In this
sense, different actors have developed their own initiatives under different
names, whether it be Turkey’s “Middle Corridor”, China’s “Belt Road Initiative”,
the United States’ “New Silk Road” or the European Union’s “Silk Wind”. Russia,
who wants to maintain its influence in Central Asia in the post-Soviet era, has
come to successfully develop and implement the “Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU)”.
South Korea, Japan, and India have proposed their own initiatives under the
respective headings of the “Eurasia Initiative & New Northern Policy”, the
“Central Asia plus Japan”, and the “Connect Central Asia” nomenclatures…

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CHAPTER 8: FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR TURKEY–CHINA RELATIONS

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 * Turkey’s Interest to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS
 * Russia’s Role in the Sino-Turkish Relationship
 * Building a Partnership or an Alliance between China and Turkey?



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CHAPTER 9: CONCLUSION

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Turkey and China always give importance to each other and want to develop a
strong partnership. The relationship that has developed since 1971 cannot be
called perfect, but the two sides have dedicated to overcoming differences
between them and to keep a good command of relationship. So far, Ankara and
Beijing have tested the limits and opportunities of their relationship many
times. Now, Turkey and China will try to develop a more realistic and durable
partnership and escape any wrong-doing. When the bilateral relations are
analysed from the beginning, both Turkey and China have usually sought a strong
partnership rather than building an alliance…

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BACK MATTER

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 * Index



"The book represents an insightful historical and contemporary account of the
Turkish-Chinese relationship, especially in the early periods it considers, and
also in tracing the institutional developments between the two following Turkish
domestic political changes. Moreover, Turkey and China covers how these two
countries have reacted to each other over sensitive issues including Turkey's
relation with Taiwan and China's policies towards the Turkic Uyghurs. The book
is of interest to diplomats, journalists, students, and researchers working on
Turkish foreign policy, Turkish-Asian affairs, and Chinese strategies in the
Middle East."

Asian Affairs


"As Selçuk Çolakoğlu indicates, Turkey and China are two emerging powers of
different dimensions. Their interests and requirements are not always
convergent, which adds an uncertainty about the future of their relationship.
This book skilfully describes a bilateral relationship full of contradictions —
which makes this study all the more interesting."

Tolga Bilener
Politique étrangère


Selçuk Çolakoğlu received his BA from the Department of International Relations
at Ankara University, obtained his MA from the Department of International
Relations at Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara, and completed
his PhD in the Department of International Relations at Ankara University in
2003. He has worked as a visiting professor of the Department of Turkish Studies
at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) in Seoul, South Korea
(1999–2001). He became an associate professor of international relations there
in 2008. He served as the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Economics and
Administrative Sciences in Nazilli (2006–2007), the Chair of Department of
International Relations (2008–2012) and the Director of Graduate School of
Social Sciences (2011–2012) at Adnan Menderes University in Aydın. He became a
professor of international relations at Yıldırım Beyazıt University in Ankara in
2013. Dr Çolakoğlu was a visiting research fellow at the Korea Foundation in
Seoul in 2007, The Near East and South Asia (NESA) Center for Strategic Research
at the National Defense University in Washington, DC in 2013, and the Korea
Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) in Sejong in 2015. He was an
advisor for the Center for Strategic Research (SAM) of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Turkey (2011–2013) and Vice-President of the International Strategic
Research Organization (USAK) in Ankara (2013–2016). Dr Çolakoğlu is currently
director of the Turkish Center for Asia-Pacific Studies (APAC) in Ankara,
Turkey.

Dr Çolakoğlu has published three books and fifty articles and books chapters.
His books are: Northeast Asia in International Relations (in Turkish, Ankara:
USAK Press, 2009); China in the World Order and Turkey–China Relations (in
Turkish, Ankara: USAK Press, 2012) Korean Society, Culture, Politics (in Turkish
with Bengü Emine Çolakoğlu, Ankara: Orion Press, 2008); and Global Expectations
for Korean Unification with Kim, Kyuryoon et al., (Seoul, KINU Press, 2014). His
published articles have been on international security, European and Asian
politics and the Turkish Foreign Policy, and he has published in journals
including: East Asia, Korea Observer, Global Summitry, Asian Communication
Research, China Media Research, Studia Europaea, Studia Regionalia, Review of
International Law & Politics, Journal of Central Asian & Caucasian Studies,
Pakistan Muslim Perspectives, Turkish Yearbook of Asia-Pacific Studies, the
Ankara Review of European Studies, and Uluslararası İlişkiler.

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