تركيا و أمننه المسالة الكردية : ما بين التعقيدات الداخلية و التحولات البنيوية في العراق و سوريا

Abstract EN

The The herein Study deals with the effects of the disintegration of central governing in both Iraq and Syria on the Turkish national security, especially the identity threats.

In fact, the political vacuum has soon changed to a security Vulnerability, with the Kurdish claims for an autonomous entity gathering all Kurdish nationals.

Moreover, the change of the position of Iraq and Syria in the political space has been followed by a similar change in the perception of the Turkish decision maker.

The latter perceives that the real security threat will come from the emergence of an autonomous Kurdish entity, this is why he works to contain the internal Kurdish movement.

The author of the article tries to apply the systems theory of David Easton to analyze the Turkish Security in a changing context.

Therefore, the Syrian and Iraqi States as well as the emergence of an independent Kurdish entity are taken as inputs, while considering the Turkish securitization procedures like a process, to finish with a Turkish regional role based on geopolitical interests and security fears like outputs.

The final step will be the comparison of both input and output by what is known as the feedback process.