Abstract
POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF RELATIONSHIP THE BIDEN DOCTRINE AND US-CHINA COMPETITION ON THE TURKISH WORLD WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF HEGEMONIA'S INTERECATION WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE AND FINANCIAL ECONOMY
The concept of “hegemony”, in the broadest sense refers to the situation where any system or system element can influence and be decisive in the functioning of another system or systems that it is inside these. Hegemony in terms of international relations and international economy and politics with its sub-disciplines refers to a country’s power to exert political influence over another country. After the World Wars, the aim of establishing a uniform global political and economic order, in which the USA was the only hegemonic power, was at the centre of the global political paradigm and strategies of the democratic party presidents in power in the USA (United States of America). After the Second World War, a bipolar international order was built in which the US hegemony controlling the seas within the framework of the Mahan doctrine and the hegemony of the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) ruling the terrestrial region of the Eurasian world by applying the terrestrial geopolitical doctrine coexisted. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, The USA has evolved into a hegemonic power that dominates the global order alone. With this; People's Republic of China; After the reform process initiated in 1978, followed by "Perestroika (economic openness policies)" and "Glasnost" (political openness policies), the People's Republic of China emerged as the hegemonic rival of the USA in the global order after the 2000s. This study aims to determine the connection between the Biden doctrine and the dynamics of US-China competition in terms of hegemony indicators within the framework of economic and financial politics of hegemony. Then, the purpose of the results obtained is to determine the possible opportunities and threats on the Turkic world and the Republic of Turkey.
Keywords
Hegemony, Political Economy, US-China Rivalry, Biden Doctrine.
