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  • Book Reviews

    Book Review: Why not Torture Terrorists? Moral, Practical, and Legal Aspects of the ‘Ticking Bomb’Justification for Torture

    28 March 2014 By 0 9

    By Yuval Ginbar New York: Oxford University Press, 2008, ISBN 978-0-19-954091-4, 414 pp., £ 75.00(hb.)   By Dr. Murat Tumay | 15 April 2010 After the atrocities of World War II the International community achieved the immensedevelopment in the protection of Fundamental Freedoms and Rights of Man which wetoday call Human Rights Law. The prohibition of torture…

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    Book Review: Turkey’s Accession to the European Union: An Unusual Candidacy

    28 March 2014 By 0 5

    Constantine Arvanitopoulos (Ed.) Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, 2009, ISBN: 978-3-540-88196-4, 215 pp., £72.00(hb.)   By Aksel Ersoy | 15 April 2010 Turkey’s accession to the European Union (EU) has probably been the mostextraordinary case in the EU history. The reason why it is such an extraordinarycase is because Turkey’s European integration is related not just to the basis…

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    Book Review: Security: A New Framework for Analysis

    28 March 2014 By 0 227

    By Barry Buzan, Ole Weaver, and Jaap de Wilde (Lynne Rienner: Boulder, 1998, 239 pages, £ 13.00) By Esengul Ayaz | 14 April 2010 There are two opposing schools of thought in security studies which conceptualize security differently: wideners and traditionalists. While traditionalists define security by equating it with military issues and the use of force, wideners…

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    Kitap Analiz: Maddi Uygarlık (Gündelik Hayatın Yapıları, Mübadele Oyunları, Dünyanın Zamanı-3 Cilt)

    28 March 2014 By 0 98

    Fernand Braudel Çevirmen: Mehmet Ali Kılıçbay İmge, Ocak 2004 Ümit Çalık* BRAUDEL: Finans tarihi açısından incelediğim Maddi Uygarlık isimli üç ciltlik eserin yazarı Fernand Braudel 1902-1985 yılları arasında yaşamış bir Fransız tarihçidir. Yazarın tarih alanında verdiği en önemli eserlerden ilki; 1949 yılında yayımlanan İkinci Filip döneminde Akdeniz ve Akdeniz Dünyası isimli eseridir. Braudel’ in biyografisini anlatan…

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    LOS ANGELES

    28 March 2014 By 0 44

    LOS ANGELES: “Either exist as you are or be as you look” Los Angeles (LA) is located in Southern California which takes place in the western part of the United States (US). With its 3,792,621 population, it is the second most crowded city in US. However, LA must be considered as a metropolitan area instead…

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    PARIS

    28 March 2014 By 0 7

    PARIS “It is Paying the Price for Being a Global City” In this volume, Paris the capital city of France, which is also the fifth strongest economy of the world, has been examined in detail from a globalisation perspective. BY FATIH EREN | June 2012 Paris is located at the north of France. With its…

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    BEIJING

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    BEIJING: Humanistic City In this volume, Beijing which is the capital city of the most populous country of the world has been examined in detail from a globalisation perspective. BY Dr. FATIH EREN | APRIL 20, 2012 Beijing is located at the north of China. With its 19 million population, it is the second largest…

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    BAKU

    28 March 2014 By 0 5

    BAKU “Baku’s Planning: for what and who?” Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, has been examined in this volume. BY FATİH EREN | DECEMBER 11, 2011 Azerbaijan stands at the crossing point of Western Asia and Eastern Europe. It is a resource-rich country and it is located on very important energy and transportation corridors; so…

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    NAIROBI

    28 March 2014 By 0 2

    NAIROBI: “Needs to Feel the Positive Effects of Globalisation…” Written by FATİH EREN Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, who hosts the world’s biggest refugee camps, has been examined in this volume. Kenya is the most developed and the most influential country in East Africa; and, Nairobi is the most populous and one of the…

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    CAIRO

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    CAIRO “Ready to change its fortune…”* BY FATIH EREN** | 08.06.2011 Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, who is under strong global impact has been examined in this volume. Egypt is a transcontinental country which is located at the intersection of the North Africa and the Southwest Asia. The country has a 80 million population…

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    BANGKOK

    28 March 2014 By 0 5

    BANGKOK  “A Wonderful City for Tourists, not for Bangkokians!” By Fatih Eren | 24.03.2011   A very interesting city, Bangkok, which was the capital city of Thailand, has been examined in this volume. Thailand is located at the heart of Southeast Asia. The country has a 68,2 million population and 6 millions of this population is living…

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  • 19 February 2019

    Outbidding in Times of Uncertainty – Post-conflict transitions and competitive violence.

    Large bombings, only days apart, in Bogota and Derry/Londonderry have put paid to any notions of a simple peace process in either country. These events show that the two very different conflicts display many of the same dynamics. Both countries have seen increasingly fragmented peace processes, with multiple non-state actors and intransient splinter groups vying…

  • 14 February 2019

    The inherent dangers of secrecy in the US foreign policy

    Since the Vietnam War, officials of the United States have increasingly abused the essential democratic safeguards of accountability and an informed citizenry in apparent attempts to protect themselves from being held accountable for their actions. They use secrecy and disinformation to prevent the American people from obtaining the information they need to evaluate their government’s…

  • 14 February 2019

    18th Issue of Political Reflection Magazine is Out Now!

    Vol. V | No. I – January-February-March 2019 To Download the Magazine Click Here… CONTENTS 05-06…..World News by Furkan Sahin 09-14…..The Ideological Potential of Climate Change: (Post) Politics in the Age of Global Warming by Miguel Angel Zhan Dai 15-18…..Yemen Civil War: A Conflict That Has Never Ended by Dr. I. Aytac Kadioglu 21-25…..NATO: The Shifting Sands of an Alliance by…

  • 31 January 2019

    CESRAN International Named again amongst the Top Think Tanks in the World

    CESRAN International is pleased to announce that it has been named again amongst the world’s best think tanks. The 2018 Global Go To Think Tank Index ranked CESRAN International 141st among the World’s “Top Think Tanks in Western Europe” 76th among the World’s “Top Environment Policy Think Tanks” 152nd among the World’s “Top Foreign Policy…

  • 9 October 2018

    New Issue is Out Now!

    Vol. IV | No. V – October-November-December 2018 To Download the Magazine Click Here… CONTENTS 04-06…..World News by Furkan Sahin  08-20…..Terrorism in Syria and Beyond: An Interview with Prof. Alain Gabon by Dr. Rahman Dag 22-24…..Erdogan’s Best Shot is Still in the West by Dr. Murat Ulgul 26-30…..Raqqa vs Kobani – Terrorism vs Revolution by Dr. Rahman Dag 32-34…..Future of…

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