Volume XIV Autumn - Winter 2009

In the Autumn-Winter 2009 edition of Perceptions: Clement Dodd presents a historical account aimed at solving the 'minority' problem in Cyprus, shedding light on the complexities and historical context of the issue. Metin Turcan explores the Kirkuk question as a central challenge in Iraqi politics, emphasizing the importance of compromise and conciliation in resolving this contentious issue. Nur Köprülü examines the political dynamics of Jordan, highlighting the challenges posed by de-liberalization, politics of identity, and regional predicaments faced by the Hashemite Kingdom. Fırat Bayar discusses the role of democratic governance in addressing the non-material dimension of poverty, offering insights into the importance of political systems in combating poverty beyond economic measures.

Download Clement Dodd's Solving The "Miniority" Problem in Cyprus A Historical Account Article

Download Nur Köprülü's Trapped Between De-liberalization, Politics Of Identity And Regional Predicaments: Lessons From The Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan Article

Download Fırat Bayar's The Role Of Democratic Governance In Combatting The Non-material Dimension Of Poverty, Article