Department of International Relations
Recent Submissions
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Afterword
(The Eothen Press, 1999) -
Army and empire
(Verlag für Geschichte und Politik, 2001) -
A Short history of anti-americanism and terrorism: The Turkish case
(Temple University Press, 2003) -
A Social-Psychological analysis of amarna diplomacy
(Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000) -
Euphrates and tigris waters-turkish - Syrian and Iraqi relations
(Lexington Books, 2012) -
Chuvash
(ABC-CLIO, 2011) -
Crimean tatars
(ABC-CLIO, 2011) -
Abazin
(ABC-CLIO, 2011) -
Winning a low intensity conflict: drawing lessons from the Turkish case
(Routledge, 2003)Terms such as ‘unconventional warfare’ and ‘small wars’, which were used extensively during the Cold War era, began to be replaced in the late 1980s with the term low intensity conflict (LIC), particularly by American ... -
Tushratta’s requests to the pharaohs
(Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003)The Amarna letters (1400–1350 B.C.) demonstrate that intricate balance-of-power politics was familiar to Middle Eastern rulers millennia ago (Moran, 1992). Egyptians, Hittites, Mittanians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and leaders ... -
Turkish security challenges in the 1990s
(Strategic Studies Institute, 1999)This study will use the term “security” to refer primarily to its external dimension rather than internal, and to the political-military aspect of security rather than its purely political, diplomatic, and social aspects. ... -
Turkish perceptions of the United States
(Princeton University Press, 2007)In Turkey, when people look at the American government’s so-called war of preemption in Iraq and the Bush administration’s errant confidence in its right to make the world over in its own image, power management becomes ... -
Turkey’s strategic trade policy alternatives in a world of multi-polar trade blocs: lessons from an intertemporal, multi-region general equilibrium model
(Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001)Turkey has initiated its process of liberalization and integration with the world commodity and financial markets in January, 1980. With an over-reaching reform agenda, first the existing system of multiple exchange system ... -
Turkey's geopolitics dogma
(Cambridge University Press, 2012)A first look at Turkey’s case reveals it to be an ‘ideal’ one, which affirms the hypothesis ‘tested’ in this volume: that a ‘revival’ of geopolitical thought occurs in those settings where a crisis of foreign policy identity ... -
Balance of power in the Black Sea in post cold war era: Russia, Turkey and Ukraine
(Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 1995) -
Russia and South-West Asia: a view from the region
(Oxford University Press, 1999)This chapter explores the main direction, purposes and priorities of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation in South-West Asia1 as it evolved in the 1990s. Like tsarist Russia, the former Soviet Union was a powerful ... -
Turkey's objectives in the Caspian region
(Oxford University Press, 2001)This chapter examines Turkey’s objectives and strategies in the Caspian region in general and in the South Caucasus in particular. It focuses on Turkey’s priorities not only from a regional perspective but also in terms ... -
Turkey: globalization, distribution and social policy, 1980–1998
(Oxford University Press, 2001)Turkey initiated its long process of integration with the world commodity and financial markets in 1980, and the successive stages of liberalization have been surveyed and are overviewed here. Since its early inception, ... -
Europe’s role in Iran’s quest for nuclear power
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Turkey and the EU: yesterday's answers to tomorrow's security problems?
(Conflict Studies Reasearch Centre, 2001)Since the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, it has become rather commonplace among EU policymakers to present Turkey as a 'consumer' and not a 'producer' of security in Europe. 1 In the absence ...
