4 Dissertationen und Habilita- tionen / Dissertations and Habilitations

ZEITSCHRIFTENARTIKEL ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
Rony Brauman, Tsvetan Todorov: ‚Gerechter‘ Krieg –
Die Hybris unserer Weltverbesserer (S: 47-50)
Thomas Demmelhuber: Der Emir und das Internet –
Golfmonarchien: Zur Modernisierung der Tradition
(S. 51-53)
Pepe Egger: Zum Zeitpunkt der Revolution war das
Internet abgeschaltet (S. 54-46)
Kaveh Yazdani: Die Stimme der Stimmlosen – Von
den Banlieues bis zum Tahrir Square (S. 57-62)
Palästina/Israel
Richard Lightbown: Konsequenzen israelischer Waffentests
in Gaza (S. 63-65)
Jonathan Cook: Heißer Wind im Negev (S. 66-70)
Sudan
Roman Deckert, Tobias Simon: Sudan und Südsudan
Wie du mir, so ich dir! (S. 71-72)
Wirtschaftskommentar
Joachim Guilliard: Schlechte Geschäfte: Der Ausbau
der Ölindustrie und die Unzufriedenheit der Öl-Multis
(S. 73-75)
Zeitensprung
Günter Lobmeyer: 1980: Widerstand und Opposition
– Warum Jisr ash-Shughur? (S. 76-78)
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Insight Turkey
2011, Vol. 13, No. 1
F. Stephen Larrabee: The 'New Turkey' and American-Turkish
Relations [1-10]
Ömer Ta p nar: The Rise of Turkish Gaulism: Getting
Turkish-American Relations Right [11-18]
Nuh Ylmaz: U.S.-Turkey Relations: Model Partnership
as an 'Empty Signifier' [19-26]
David L. Wiltse: The Congressional Elections 2010
and Turkish Interests in the Congress [27-36]
Ibrahim Turhan, Zübeyir K l nç: Turkey's Response to
the Global Economic Crisis [37-46]
Ziya Öni: Multiple Faces of the 'New' Turkish Foreign
Policy: Underlying Dynamics and a Critique [47-
66]
Mustafa Kutlay: Economy as the 'Practical Hand' of
'New Turkish Foreign Policy': A Political Economy
Explanation [67-88]
Kadri Kaan Renda: Turkey's Neighborhood Policy:
An Emerging Complex Interdependence? [89-108]
Altay Atl: Businessmen as Diplomats: The Role of
Business Associations in Turkey's Foreign Economic
Policy [109-128]
Mehmet Babacan: Whither an Axis Shift: A Perspective
from Turkey's Foreign Trade [129-158]
Birol Bakan: Turkey-GCC Relations: Is There a Future?
[159-174]
Spring 2011, Vol. 13, No. 2
Marina Ottaway: The Middle East is in Transition –
to what? [1-8]
Asef Bayat: Arab Revolts: Islamists Aren't Coming!
[9-14]
Nader Hashemi: The Arab Revolution of 2011: Reflections
on Religion and Politics [15-22]
Alper Y. Dede: The Arab Uprisings: Debating the
'Turkish Model' [23-32]
Kemal Kirişci: Turkey's 'Demonstrative Effect' and
the Transformation of the Middle East [33-56]
Mohammed Ayoob: Beyond the Democratic Wave in
the Arab World: The Middle East's Turko-Persian Future
[57-70]
Mesut Özcan: From Distance to Engagement: Turkish
Policy towards the Middle East, Iraq and Iraqi Kurds
[71-92]
Michael M. Gunter: The Five Stages of American
Foreign Policy towards the Kurds [93-106]
Seçil Paçacı Elitok, Thomas Straubhaar: Turkey as a
Migration Hub in the Middle East [107-128]
Savaş Alpay, Murat Atlamaz, Esat Bakımlı: Trade
among OIC Countries: Limits of Islamic Solidarity
[145-172]
Summer 2011, Vol. 13, No. 3
Dietrich Jung: Unrest in the Arab World: Four Questions
[1-10]
Pavel K. Baev: Russia's Counter-Revolutionary
Stance toward the Arab Spring [11-20]
Yousef Munayyer: Prospects for Palestinian Unity After
the Arab Spring [21-32]
Hajrudin Somun: Turkish Foreign Policy in the Balkans
and 'Neo-Ottomanism': A Personal Account [33-
42]
Ali Çarkoğlu: Turkey's 2011 General Elections: Towards
a Dominant Party System? [43-62]
Gül Berna Özcan, Hasan Turunç: Economic Liberalization
and Class Dynamics in Turkey: New Business
Groups and Islamic Mobilization [63-86]
Ufuk Ulutaş: The Syrian Opposition in the Making:
Capabilities and Limits [87-106]
Tobias Schumacher: The EU and the Arab Spring:
Between Spectatorship and Actorness [107-120]
Mahmood Monshipouri, Ali Assareh: The New Middle
East and the United States: What to Expect After
the Uprisings? [121-138]
Erhan Türbedar: Turkey's New Activism in the
Western Balkans: Ambitions and Obstacles [139-158]
David Lovell: Turkey in Europe: Record, Challenges
and the Future [173-190]
Çiğdem H. Benam: Emergence of a 'Big Brother' in
Europe: Border Control and Securitization of Migration
[191-207]
2011, Vol. 13, No. 4
Richard Falk: Disappointment at the United Nations:
The Failure of the Palmer Report [1-10]
Norman G. Finkelstein: Torpedoing the Law: How
the Palmer Report Justified Israel's Naval Blockade of
Gaza [11-30]
Oded Eran: Israel: Quo Vadis, Turkey? [31-38]
Yasser M. El-Shimy: The Arab Spring Gathers
Clouds: Why the Revolts for Change Have Stalled
[39-54]
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