An Ontological Security-Seeking Foreign Policy of The Turkish Republic During The Interwar Era

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Turkey's foreign policy during the interwar period focused on building trust and maintaining stability.
The Republican elite emphasized an ontologically secured identity to adapt to changing international conditions.
By engaging neighbors and participating in collective security initiatives, Turkey avoided isolation after its liberation.
The transformation of Turkish society in the 1920s and 1930s was crucial for establishing a strong national and international identity.

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Analysis shows how Turkey's foreign policy aimed for collective security, indicating a status-quoist approach in international relations.

Kadri Kaan Renda (2025) studied this question.

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