Valentin-Stelian Bădescu Departe de a dispărea, dreptul cunoaşte o dezvoltare şi o afirmare crescândă în domenii dintre cele mai variate ale societăţii. Dezvoltarea relaţiilor sociale, complexitatea lor crescândă, multiplicarea fără precedent a contractelor intra şi inter-sociale au determinat o … [Read more...]
What has Brussels Ever Done for Us?
Monday, 18 February 2013 http://lindleyfrench.blogspot.ro/2013/02/what-has-brussels-ever-done-for-us.html Julian Lindley-French is an internationally-recognised strategic analyst, advisor and author. Formerly Eisenhower Professor of Defence Strategy at the Netherlands Defence Academy, and … [Read more...]
New Turkish Foreign Policy Through the Strategic Depth
Metin AKSOY, Yasin AVCI It is obvious that since the AKP came power in 2002, Turkish foreign policy has undergone a major shift. In fact, debates and attempts about re-thinking of Turkish foreign policy started with the collapse of Soviet Union. However, until Ahmet Davutoğlu and his Strategic … [Read more...]
A Theoretical Approach to Turkey’s International Public Relations Efforts: A Case of Public Diplomacy
Senem B. CEVIK-ERSAYDI Public diplomacy is the phenomenon of the century which has been implemented as a strategy to win the hearts and minds of foreign audiences to get end results in policy programs. Public diplomacy is a long term process that draws from various disciplines such as public … [Read more...]
Turkish Foreign Policy: A Mid-Eastern Approach
Mustafa ZIYA Turkey's foreign policy after the Cold War is re-defined as a multi-parameter and rhythmic policy. Theoretically it is structured according to the principle of strategic depth that combines geographical and historical parameters of the country, aiming to be a model country in the … [Read more...]
Role of Soft Power in the new Turkish Foreign Policy: The Case of Least Developed Countries
Guliz SUTCU In the last ten years, parameters of the Turkish foreign policy (TFP) changed to an important extent. Its lines have been redrawn in accordance with the goal of becoming a global actor that pursues visionary diplomacy. The Strategic Depth doctrine provided a theoretical framework to … [Read more...]
Turcia – un miracol la început de mileniu trei
Adrian FILIP Acum trei-patru decenii vorbeam de "miracolul japonez", constatând, fără surprindere, că Japonia, unul dintre marii învinşii ai celui de Al Doilea Război Mondial, reuşise să realizeze pe durata câtorva zeci de ani o creştere economică constantă cu două cifre. În Europa, Germania de … [Read more...]
Pourquoi les russes sont-ils contre l’intervention
Nous remercions Outre-terre, Revue Français de la Géopolitique, de nous avoir fournis cet article. Traduit de l’anglais par Julien Hautefort En juin 2011, les révolutions arabes avaient évolué en une série de guerres civiles dissociées l’une de l’autre mais de plus en plus violentes, en particulier … [Read more...]
Fatah et Hamas: les nouveaux équilibres
Le 15 mars 2011 n’a pas été une «journée de la colère», comme cela fut le cas dans d’autres pays de la région durant les mois du Second réveil arabe. La journée de manifestations à laquelle il avait été appelé ici aussi par tam-tam Internet avait pour les Palestiniens un autre calibre: unité, fin … [Read more...]
Frères pragmatiques, ils ne sont pas ce que vous croyez
Comme d’autres formations d’opposition traditionnelles, les dirigeants Frères musulmans s’étaient apparemment montrés réticents à participer aux manifestations prévues le 25 janvier 2011, tout en laissant aux „jeunes” le choix de les rejoindre . Mais en tenant compte du succès des premières … [Read more...]