İRAN REHİNE KRİZİ SÜRECİNDE JİMMY CARTER VE AYETULLAH HUMEYNİ’NİN LİDERLİK TARZLARININ KARŞILAŞTIRILMASI
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Bu çalışma, Jimmy Carter ile Ayetullah Humeyni’nin liderlik tarzlarını İran rehine krizi sürecindeki bir “karar gerektiren duruma” dayanarak kıyaslayacaktır. Çalışmanın birinci bölümünde, krize giden süreçteki ortam kısaca resmedilecektir. Takip eden bölümde, İran’ın ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri’nin krize yönelik tepkisi, ABD’nin krizi sona erdirmek için giriştiği kurtarma operasyonu, operasyon kararının nasıl alındığı ve neden başarısızlıkla sonuçlandığı gösterilecektir. Son olarak, kriz esnasındaki karar alma süreci Carter ve Humeyni’nin her biri için bir “karar gerektiren duruma” odaklanarak incelenecektir.
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This paper aims at making a comparison between the leadership styles of Jimmy Carter and Ayatollah Khomeini based on “one occasion for decision” during the Iran hostage crisis. In the first part, the atmosphere led to the crisis will be touched upon briefly. In the second part, more efforts will be devoted to the initial response of Iran and U.S. to the crisis. In addition to this, failed rescue attempt by the US, the reasons to take such an action, and the reasons of failure of the operation will be examined briefly. In the final part, decision making in the crisis will be examined by focusing on one occasion for decision for each actor, Jimmy Carter and Ayatollah Khomeini consecutively.
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