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September 29, 2025Athens Journal of Mediterranean StudiesOpen Access

The Evolving Balance of Power between Greece and Türkiye

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GPGregory T. Papanikos

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This study examines the balance of power through military spending and GDP in Greece and Türkiye, indicating significant interactions.

Key Points

  • The analysis finds that the balance of power hypothesis holds true over a seventy-year period between Greece and Türkiye.
  • Indicators such as military spending, GDP, and population size were effectively used to test the balance of power hypothesis.
  • Granger causality tests reveal significant interactions between military power accumulation in Greece and Türkiye.
  • The empirical analysis demonstrates the relevance of historical data spanning seven decades in understanding bilateral relations.

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Gregory T. Papanikos (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68da58dcc1728099cfd1141ahttps://doi.org/10.30958/ajms.11-4-2
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