BÖLGESEL EKONOMĐLERĐN ULUSLARARASI ĐLĐKĐLERE ETKĐSĐ: KÜMELENME YAKLAIMI

This work presents the relationship between clusters that represent the glocalization (globallocal) of economya deter minant in international relations � and local industries. This relationship contributes to the literature of the field by stating that the importance of mass productiona part of the capitalist processhas been dwindling because of industrial condensation (clusters.) The chief target of this work is to bring to the fore the supranational, not statenation, regionoriented effects of clusters where agglomeration is explained through decentralization. In the article, economic growth that directs international relations shows parallelism with the rise of local economies. It is remarkable that clusters contain technological and geographical condensations when we consider international relations through an economic perspective.