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Diminishing Vessel Traffic via The Turkish Straits: Convergence or Conflict of Interests?
Recently Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has taken an initiative to encourage crude oil transport via the projected Samsun – Ceyhan oil pipeline, instead of the overcrowded Turkish Straits,...
Security Sector Reform in Afghanistan: Whose Security?
By Prof. Alp Ozerdem | 01 April 2010 As part of the liberal peace agenda, the international community has implemented Security Sector Reform (SSR) in almost all contexts where it has undertaken...
The Ankara Axis of Turkish Foreign Policy
Heated debates about the direction of Turkish foreign policy have taken place recently. They began when Soner Cagaptay, director of the Turkish Research Center at the Washington Institute, published articles...
Listening to The Language of Change
By Prof. Bulent Gokay | 01 April 2010 The economic downturn and recession, which spread across the globe following the US sub-prime mortgage crisis in September 2008, has become the dominant news...
Obama’s New Bank Plan
By Dr. Talat Ulussever | 01 April 2010 It is a well-known fact that financial markets, especially banks, are subject to more developed regulatory mechanisms than other sectors of the economy in order...
