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Anatomy of the PKK: Violence and Self-Interest
CESRAN Blog Rahman Dag Turkey and Neighbourhood

Anatomy of the PKK: Violence and Self-Interest

CESRAN Int.10 December 201410 December 2014
It might be quite bold to say, but the PKK does not care about anything but the existence of Kurdish cantons in Syria. It cares about this much more than...
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The Big Picture in Syria is Bigger Than Any One Group
CESRAN Blog Rahman Dag

The Big Picture in Syria is Bigger Than Any One Group

CESRAN Int.10 December 201410 December 2014
The Middle East has been persevering not because the leaders of Middle Eastern countries are just and legitimate, but because the people who live there still have hope for the...
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Nongovernmental Humanitarianism In Turkey: The Quest For Internationalist Virtue
CESRAN Blog Husrev Tabak Turkey and Neighbourhood

Nongovernmental Humanitarianism In Turkey: The Quest For Internationalist Virtue

CESRAN Int.10 December 201410 December 2014
The last decade has been a golden age in the history of Turkey`s international humanitarian initiatives. Today, Turkey`s humanitarian aid organizations, both state institutions and civil society organizations, operate in...
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Ebola and ISIS: Threats Derive from Fear
CESRAN Blog Ozgur Tufekci

Ebola and ISIS: Threats Derive from Fear

CESRAN Int.1 November 20141 November 2014
The threats posed by Ebola and the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) might be perceived as enemies of humanity. One of them is a disease and the other...
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Austerity, the Hardworking and the Feckless
CESRAN Blog Europe International Economics Michael Roberts

Austerity, the Hardworking and the Feckless

CESRAN Int.30 October 201427 May 2016
About two years ago, the current UK finance minister George Osborne commented that ‘hard-working people’ left for work every morning while ‘behind the blinds’ of the house opposite people on...
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Religiously Framing Turkey’s Humanitarian and Cultural Diplomacy
CESRAN Blog Husrev Tabak Turkey and Neighbourhood

Religiously Framing Turkey’s Humanitarian and Cultural Diplomacy

CESRAN Int.30 October 201430 October 2014
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, in explaining the rationale behind the presence of multiple institutions in running Turkey's foreign affairs, articulated that "the multi-faceted foreign policy of Turkey could not be...
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Turkey is paying for decades of divisive politics as it fights to end its civil war
Alp Ozerdem CESRAN Blog Turkey and Neighbourhood

Turkey is paying for decades of divisive politics as it fights to end its civil war

CESRAN Int.22 October 201422 October 2014
When armed conflict becomes a fact of everyday life, and generations grow up knowing nothing else, imagining life in a state of peace is hard work. The fragile state of...
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Kosovo’s Sneaky Fight against Moderate Islam: Belated Reflections on Turkey’s Position
CESRAN Blog Husrev Tabak

Kosovo’s Sneaky Fight against Moderate Islam: Belated Reflections on Turkey’s Position

CESRAN Int.17 October 201417 October 2014
While the U.S.-led global coalition is running a fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) in Iraq and Syria, some states carry out a seemingly just, but...
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While Kobani is Falling, Politics or Humanity?
CESRAN Blog Rahman Dag

While Kobani is Falling, Politics or Humanity?

CESRAN Int.17 October 201415 April 2016
The negligence and the reluctance of the international community to become involved in the Democratic Union Party (PYD) conflict with the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) in Kobani...
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Brazil’s Presidential Election: Impacts on Relations with Turkey
Americas CESRAN Blog Ozgur Tufekci Turkey and Neighbourhood

Brazil’s Presidential Election: Impacts on Relations with Turkey

CESRAN Int.17 October 201430 October 2014
Millions of Brazilians went to the polls on Oct. 5 to elect the new president of Brazil. There were three frontrunner candidates: Dilma Rousseff, the incumbent and the leader of...
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The Consequences of Scottish Independence
Ozgur Tufekci

The Consequences of Scottish Independence

CESRAN Int.17 October 201417 October 2014
Scotland will decide in a referendum to be held on Sept.18 whether or not to end its 307 year union with England. It seems that it is a much closer...
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Turkey bombs Kurdish forces as new wave of violence threatens to spill across borders
Alp Ozerdem

Turkey bombs Kurdish forces as new wave of violence threatens to spill across borders

CESRAN Int.16 October 201424 November 2016
The ongoing humanitarian tragedy of Kobanê has raised serious questions about the future of the Kurds. The unstoppable advance of Islamic State (IS) over the last few months has already...
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Turkey stuck at a crossroads as Islamic State terrorises Kobanê
Alp Ozerdem

Turkey stuck at a crossroads as Islamic State terrorises Kobanê

CESRAN Int.14 October 201424 November 2016
Kobanê, a small Kurdish town on the Syrian-Turkish border, has now become the ultimate test of Turkey’s ambivalence on how to engage the so-called Islamic State (IS) in the rapidly...
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The Urban Regeneration Experience of the United Kingdom: Lessons for Turkey
CESRAN Blog

The Urban Regeneration Experience of the United Kingdom: Lessons for Turkey

CESRAN Int.15 September 20147 May 2016
by Dr. Fatih EREN Introduction The United Kingdom (UK) is the most experienced country regarding the theories, policies, strategies and practices of urban regenerations in the world. This study firstly...
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CESRAN Blog Ozgur Tufekci Russia and Eurasia

Putin’s Eurasian Union: Geopolitical Repositioning

CESRAN Int.1 April 20148 August 2015
On 24th of September 2011, during the United Russia congress in Moscow Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin ended all the speculations on his candidacy for the Presidency of Russia. Putin...
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