Ucar METIN We are living in a global era which is based on multiculturalism, transnationalism and denationalism. In this era, policy of immigrant is very important and shows the level of democracy. Germany and Turkey, in the global era, have multicultural societies and have to face some problems … [Read more...]
Realizing the Presence of Turkish Immigrants under the Shadow of Germany’s Integration Debate
Aksoy METIN While leaving the 50th anniversary of the immigration behind, Turkish- originated population that immigrated to Europe is over 3.5 million and the majority of the population would not think of turning back or it does not seem possible to return for some reasons. The biggest country in … [Read more...]
Historical Development of Cyprus Problem: Postures and Thesis of Parties within the Period Ending 1974
Bars OZDAL As is known, Cyprus Problem has been using its currency since years and depending on developments faced in international conjuncture, this problem comes into prominence from time to time and sometimes it is left in the background. Nevertheless, in general it is observed that Cyprus … [Read more...]
On the Energy Crisis in Eastern Mediterranean within the Context of Strategy, Taken Steps and Do’s
Ulvi KESER Cyprus has been the center of interest during almost all historical periods and it has aroused attention in the public opinion. The main component that has made the island an arresting constituent can be referred as its strategic location in the middle of the Asia, Europe and Africa. … [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...]
Armenian Diaspora in Iran Reciprocal Relationships – Historical Roots
Murtaza HASANOV, Nasrin SULEYMANLI The South Caucasus’ are at the center of current intensive world interest by the major powers. The main reason for this interest in the South Caucasus’ is its strategic position, its large energy resources and easy transport routes. Both the West and regional … [Read more...]
The Model Rivalry or the Rivalry of Models? Turkey – Qatar Relations in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring
Yevgeniya GABER The article gives a comparative analysis of the two developmental models that are most likely to shape the transformational processes that have been caused by the popular revolts taking place in the Middle Eastern countries since early 2011 and generally known as the “Arab Spring”. … [Read more...]
Moscow’s Geopolitical Stand in the Ponto-Baltic Space
Nicholas Dima Poziţia geopolitică a Moscovei în spaţiul ponto-baltic Eseul de faţă tratează atitudinea Rusiei în spaţiul dintre Marea Baltică şi Marea Neagră la 20 de ani după prăbuşirea comunismului şi dezintegrarea Uniunii Sovietice. Noile interese geopolitice ruseşti se confruntă în această … [Read more...]
Energy Security Factor in the Strategic Cooperation Between Azerbaijan and Turkey
Aygun ASGARZADA One of significant components in the strategic cooperation between Azerbaijan and Turkey is energy projects implemented due to associate efforts of both states. In modern period, such projects have importance in provision of regional and energy security. Such fundamental changes … [Read more...]
The US Policy in the South Caucasus: from “Soft Power” to “Smart Power” via “Hard Power”. The Role of Azerbaijan in the US South Caucasus Strategy
Zaur SHIRIYEV, Inessa BABAN The first objective of article is to analyze the evolution of US foreign policy in the South Caucasus by means of three concepts, “soft power”, “hard power” and “smart power” which have been developed under the Bill Clinton, George W.Bush and respectively, Barack Obama … [Read more...]