Özet:

The Macedonian problem is a matter that has been located in the Balkan geography for many years and its sides are Macedonian and neighboring countries. Although there have been a number of international initiatives, there has not been a clear result in the solution of the issue. Although there are a number of actions, such as the Ohrid process developed to solve the problem or the referendum on the name in which the people of Macedonia participated, there are doubts about how effective or durable these efforts will be. Macedonia, which is suffering from difficulties such as its membership and recognition in international organizations, is the most affected side of the process. As the main factors that form the foundation of the Macedonian problem are identity and normative values, the issue can be assessed from the theories of international relations within the framework of structuralism. In this context, a framework of analysis was tried to be created by addressing the problem in the context of constructivism.

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