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South East Anatolia Project GAP , Kurdistan Workers Party PKK , Non-Conventional Water Resources, Three-Staged Plan, Shuttle Diplomacy
THE EMERGING CASPIAN ENERGY REGIME AND TURKEY'S NEW ROLE
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RELİGİON, VIOLENCE AND THE ISLAMIC TRADITION OF NONVIOLENCE
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COMMITMENT BY DEFAULT? LONG-TERM IMPLICATIONS OF GEORGIANUS SECURITY COOPERATION
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TURKEY AND EUROPE AT A CROSS-ROAD: DRIFTING APART OR APPROACHING EACH OTHER
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THE UNITED STATES AND TURKEY'S MEMBERSHİP IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
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BETWEEN PRAETORIANISM AND DEMOCRACY: THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN TURKISH FOREİGN POLİCY
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EUROPEAN UNION REFORMS DIMINISH THE ROLE OF THE TURKİSH MİLİTARY: ANKARA KNOCKING ON BRUSSELS' DOOR