Assoc. Professor of Int'l Relations
by Hulya Kinik & Ozgur Tufekci Analytical Framework The international system can be defined as an environment in which states interact with each other, and that is formed by states whose basic elements are separated from each other by certain […]
Özgür TÜFEKÇİ and Mohammed HASHIRU Introduction Feminists have always argued that the world has had enough of men dominating in major human endeavours. According to Randall (2006: 3) activities of women and their achievements in leadership positions has made women’s […]
Introduction: A Historical Development of Turkish Foreign Policy The great European powers – France, Britain, Russia, Germany, and Austria – dominated the 19th century. These powers were unrivalled in building a hegemonic position across the world. Yet, their own hegemonic […]
Turkey has always been a fertile environment and an ideological crucible for debate about ‘secularism’ and ‘Islam’, ‘Pan-Turkism’ and ‘Pan-/Neo-Ottomanism’, etc. These debates and confrontations can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire. In spite of the fact that the […]