This edited volume focuses on recent changes in Turkish foreign policy, Turkey's policy toward the Arab Spring, its engagement and interaction with regional developments, Turkey's relations with Qatar and Iran, and the overlapping and conflicting policies of Turkey, Qatar, and Iran on the Arab Spring.
This edited volume focuses on recent changes in Turkish foreign policy, Turkey's policy toward the Arab Spring, its engagement and interaction with regional developments, Turkey's relations with Qatar and Iran, and the overlapping and conflicting policies of Turkey, Qatar, and Iran on the Arab Spring.
Bülent Aras is Professor of International Relations, Sabanc¿ University and a global fellow, Wilson Center. He was the head of the Diplomatic Academy and Center for Strategic Research at Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His recent publications include War in the Gardens of Babylon: Middle East after the Iraqi War (2004), Turkey and the Greater Middle East (2004) and September 11 and World Politics: American Hegemony Reconsidered (2004). E. Fuat Keyman is Director of Istanbul Policy Center and Professor of International Relations at Sabanc¿ University. Recent publications include Hegemony through Transformations; Democracy, Identity, and Foreign Policy in Turkey (2014), and Symbiotic Antagonism: Competing Nationalisms in Turkey (With Ay¿e Kad¿ölu; 2011).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Turkey, the Arab Spring and Beyond 2. Mediation as a Foreign Policy Tool in the Arab Spring: Turkey, Qatar and Iran 3. Reform and Capacity Building in the Turkish Foreign Ministry: Bridging the Gap between Ideas and Institutions 4. Practical Geopolitical Reasoning in the Turkish and Qatari Foreign Policy on the Arab Spring 5. The Impact of the Arab Spring on the Gulf Cooperation Council 6. Turkey and Iran: The Two Modes of Engagement in the Middle East 7. Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Arab Spring: Between Western Orientation and Regional Disorder
1. Turkey, the Arab Spring and Beyond 2. Mediation as a Foreign Policy Tool in the Arab Spring: Turkey, Qatar and Iran 3. Reform and Capacity Building in the Turkish Foreign Ministry: Bridging the Gap between Ideas and Institutions 4. Practical Geopolitical Reasoning in the Turkish and Qatari Foreign Policy on the Arab Spring 5. The Impact of the Arab Spring on the Gulf Cooperation Council 6. Turkey and Iran: The Two Modes of Engagement in the Middle East 7. Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Arab Spring: Between Western Orientation and Regional Disorder
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