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Issues | Political Economy of Turkish Foreign Policy
- Winter 2011 / Volume 13, Number 1
Political Economy of Turkish Foreign Policy
Editor's Notes
Guest Editor's Note | Winter 2011
Turkey’s rejuvenated foreign policy activism firmly constructed on novel conceptual parameters, such as “strategic depth,” “zero problems with neighbours,” “maximum cooperation” and “balance between security and freedom”, attracted ever-increasing academic and popular attention over the course of the last decade.
Commentaries
Republicans, in a classic midterm “wave election,” supplanted the Democratic majority in the...
This commentary attempts to make a conceptual evaluation of the phrase “model partnership” as a...
Turkey is becoming more independent and self-confident. Yet, the current analysis on Turkey in...
The United States has to deal with a very different Turkey today than the Turkey during the Cold...
Turkey was not affected by the financial crisis as much as the advanced economies and managed to...
Articles
The regional geographical entity known as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has been at the...
The historical solution to the security problem in the Persian/Arabian Gulf, that is, the active...
Our analysis will discuss Turkey’s changing direction, if any, in terms of its trade orientation....
Research on state-business relations has traditionally focused on business associations’ lobbying...
In this paper, I argue that a fuller understanding of the recent activism in Turkish foreign...
Turkish foreign policy activism during the last decade has attracted widespread international...
The “axis-shift” discussions on Turkish foreign policy activism over the last couple of years...
Book Reviews
Turks in Europe, Culture, Identity, Integration, is a book of collected works comprising 23...
The archaeology of religion has generated increased interest among social scientists involved in...
Speaking of Jews chronicles how Jews explained themselves to non-Jews in the United States from...
To study historiography as a prism that elucidates a society’s wider developments has experienced...
Spies in Arabia is a much awaited book on the British in the Middle East during and in the...
This reviewer wonders why Palgrave Macmillan decided to publish this book. Was the point to...
The term “global war on terror” is no longer fashionable. Lip service is now paid to the idea...
The European Commission, once asserted that “even before Bulgaria and Romania joined the Union,...
The Broken Olive Branch is a two vol- ume book wherein the author analyses the Cyprus question...
“Economic Liberalization and Turkey” provides comprehensive information relat- ed to...
This is an important addition to the mounting literature on the cultural and especially the...
Stefan Winter’s recent study is a truly revisionist reading of the history of Leba- nese...
Drawing on contemporary archival and manuscript sources, Marc Baer unfolds the most fascinating...