Pragmatic Institutionalism: The Rising Partnership between China and Turkey
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Sino-Turkish relations; Pragmatic Institutionalism; The ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative.Abstract
In the first 20 years of the new millennium, China-Turkey relations experienced tortuous development. After 2020, with the continuous advancement of China's ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative and the everchanging international environment, the partnership between the two countries is experiencing a period of upswing. This research aims to study how the present condition of Sino-Turkish cooperation system has formed from a pragmatic institutionalism perspective, and to explore the areas in which cooperation between the two sides should focus on promoting. This research has theoretical value for the continuing development of pragmatic institutionalism theory, and also has practical value for the improvement of China-Turkey relations. Through analyzing the partnership between China and Turkey based on the pragmatic institutionalism theory and the actual situation of the cooperation between the two countries and finds that their cooperation conforms to the basic characteristics of pragmatic institutional cooperation, indicating that pragmatic institutional cooperation has between the main stream of Sino-Turkish partnership.
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