This paper explores the ups and downs of Turkish-American relations since 2003 and seeks to explain why these last two years have brought serious strain on the Ankara- Washington relationship.
MoreThis study offers a chronological account of the historical development of academic freedom in the world and in Turkey.
MoreThis analysis tries to evaluate the effectiveness of the G20 on changing the global financial landscape.
This is an analysis that sees the success of the radical right not only as a critical challenge to, but also as a complex problem of, mainstream politics and society.
The New Turkey project that is at the center of Erdoğans reform is comprised of three factors: independence, democracy and development.
This analysis focuses on the concept of energy supply security and SGC project that have been developed to provide energy supply security with Turkmenistan, Iran, KRG, and the East Mediterranean.
This study examines the case of European foreign fighters by employing a threefold analytical framework of identity-claims, meaning-making/motives and means of radicalization.
MoreThis study is an attempt to analyze these energy relations which have come into play as a new parameter in the relations between Ankara and Erbil.
MoreHow has the course of history in the US-Iranian relations been? What are the needs of the parties so that they have an urge for a rapprochement? What are the possible implications of a possible rapprochement with regard to the parties, the region and Turkey?
This analysis will outline political aspects of the current negotiations in Cyprus, examine the positions of the actors directly or indirectly involved in the issue, and assess the present and the future of the resolution process.
This study will dwell on the structures, opinions of Salafi groups prior to the Revolution and their political parties, political attitudes and opinions in the wake of the January 25 Revolution.
Is the approval of the regional autonomy really the case when the 2014 elections are considered? What do the 2014 elections tell us about the future of the peace process?