Assoc. Professor of Int'l Relations
Abstract The geopolitical spaces of the ideology of Eurasianism, such as Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe, form the main framework of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) as destinations for Chinese goods, services, and capital. For this reason, the […]
Abstract The economic and political strides made by Nigeria and South Africa in the 21st Century have drawn the attention of the world to them. In order to accelerate its goal of enhancing market access opportunities among other objectives to […]
ABSTRACT Throughout recorded history, war has been a part of human life. Sometimes war is waged for survival, sometimes it is waged in order to protect self-interests, and sometimes it is waged in order to extend those interests. According to […]
To Download click here, here, or here. How to Cite: BINDI, I. T. & TUFEKCI, O. (2018), ‘Liberal Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone: A Critical Exploration’, Journal of Asian and African Studies, DOI: 10.1177/0021909618776427. Abstract There is increasing awareness and international support for rebuilding states […]
To Download click here, here, or here. How to Cite: TUFEKCI, O. (2018), ‘What is Distinctively New about so-Called ‘New Wars’?’, International Journal of Economics and Administrative Studies, 21: 227-236, DOI: 10.18092/ulikidince.396277. Abstract In the post-Cold war era, there has been a growing tendency […]
To Download click here, here, or here. How to Cite: BAYRAM, D. Ç. & TUFEKCI, O. (2018), ‘Turkey’s Black Sea Vision and Its Dynamics’, Journal of the Black Sea Studies, 15(57): 1-16. Duygu Cagla Bayram[1] & Ozgur Tufekci[2] Abstract Following the decline of […]
The 15 July failed coup in Turkey changed the country’s foreign policy priorities. Since then, the country has redefined its relations with a number of countries based on how they responded to the coup attempt, and whether they cooperated with […]
Given that Turkey has increasingly been pursuing an active and multidimensional foreign policy since the end of the Cold War, discourses of Eurasianism have been perceived as one of the dynamics of this foreign policy course. In particular, Turkish foreign […]
This article examines the concept of Eurasianism in relation to Turkey’s Foreign Policy during the Ahmet Davutoğlu era. It argues that in the post-2005 era, Turkey has pursued a proactive foreign policy course under Davutoğlu’s leadership, and that this foreign […]