Abstrakt
Wydarzenia arabskiej wiosny 2011 roku doprowadziły do redystrybucji władzy na obszarze Bliskiego Wschodu. Stworzyło to nowe wyzwania i możliwości dla mocarstw regionalnych, takich jak Arabia Saudyjska i Turcja. Turcja postrzegała arabską wiosnę jako okazję do zwiększenia swoich wpływów w regionie, tworząc tym samym poczucie zagrożenia u roszczącej sobie hegemoniczne aspiracje na Bliskim Wschodzie Arabii Saudyjskiej. Turcja, zwiększając swoje wpływy w Egipcie i Syrii zaczęła być postrzegana przez Rijad jako drugi po Iranie najważniejszy rywal w regionie. Artykuł dowodzi, że ze względu na rosnącą pozycję oraz wpływy Turcji w Egipcie i Syrii, polityka zagraniczna Arabii Saudyjskiej wobec Turcji zmienia się poprzez wspieranie lokalnych aktorów w Egipcie i Syrii w celu utrzymania status quo. Artykuł ma na celu analizę zmian w polityce zagranicznej Arabii Saudyjskiej wobec Turcji w trakcie i po wydarzeniach arabskiej wiosny na Bliskim Wschodzie w ujęciu paradygmatu realizmu defensywnego.
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