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“Volume XV Autumn - Winter 2010”
In his contribution to the current issue, Fuat Keyman focuses on the challenges presented to Turkish foreign policy by the growing salience of globalization, modernity and democracy in international relations
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Volume XV Autumn - Winter 2010
In his contribution to the current issue, Fuat Keyman focuses on the challenges presented to Turkish foreign policy by the growing salience of globalization, modernity and democracy in international relations. Adopting a political economy perspective, Sadık Ünay explains how diplomacy operates in an age of economic globalization and how economic considerations have transformed Turkey’s foreign policy understanding. The following articles discuss different cases from Turkish foreign policy, particularly in 2009 and afterwards. After an historical account, Ramazan Gözen carefully traces the key issues affecting Turkish-American relations in 2009. Nasuh Uslu provides a comprehensive analysis of the major developments pertaining to the Cyprus problem and their implications for Turkish foreign policy and Turkey-EU relations. Mesut Özcan offers insights on the developments in Iraqi domestic affairs and the place occupied by Iraqi-related developments in Turkish foreign policy. Sevinç Alkan Özcan traces Turkey’s policy on Afghanistan since 2001, providing a good account of Turkey’s international and regional diplomacy to find a solution to the Afghan conflict.
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