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POLS 435 ISSUES IN TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY<br />
Term: 2012 - 13 / I<br />
Instruc<strong>to</strong>r: Gün Kut<br />
Schedule: TThTh 256, IB210 NH304 NH304<br />
Office hours: By appointment, IB 505<br />
Please read the following statement carefully and be advised:<br />
- New Order: Diffusion <strong>of</strong> power,<br />
ACADEMIC<br />
designs<br />
HONESTY<br />
for the future.<br />
(Nye ch. 8, 9)<br />
The <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Political Science and International Relations at Boğaziçi University<br />
has adopted the following rules and regulations regarding academic honesty:<br />
1. Copying work from others or giving and receiving answers/information during exams<br />
either in written or oral form constitutes cheating.<br />
2. Submitting any work done by somebody else as your own, using phrases, sentences or<br />
sections from the work <strong>of</strong> an author without the proper citation, insufficient<br />
acknowledgement <strong>of</strong> consulted works, all constitute plagiarism.<br />
3. Plagiarism and cheating are serious <strong>of</strong>fenses, and will result in:<br />
a) an au<strong>to</strong>matic “F” for the assignment or the exam<br />
b) an oral explanation before the <strong>Department</strong>al Ethics Committee<br />
c) losing the opportunity <strong>to</strong> request and receive any references from the entire faculty<br />
d) losing the opportunity <strong>to</strong> apply in exchange programs<br />
e) losing the prospects <strong>of</strong> becoming a student assistant or a graduate assistant in the<br />
department<br />
The students may further be sent <strong>to</strong> the University Ethics committee or be subject <strong>to</strong><br />
disciplinary action.<br />
This course is designed as a seminar on current issues in Turkey’s foreign relations,<br />
focusing on foreign policy priorities <strong>of</strong> whichever government is currently in power.<br />
The seminar is primarily based on individual research by students organized in<br />
working groups, the results <strong>of</strong> which are going <strong>to</strong> be presented and discussed throughout the<br />
semester. Each group is going <strong>to</strong> be assigned a <strong>to</strong>pic from a list <strong>of</strong> priority areas in Turkish<br />
foreign policy as discussed and adopted by the class, <strong>to</strong> be presented according <strong>to</strong> the<br />
schedule below.<br />
Every other week, students will submit and distribute a one-page edi<strong>to</strong>rial in class, on<br />
a <strong>to</strong>pic related <strong>to</strong> either one <strong>of</strong> the issues <strong>to</strong>b be discussed in this period. A scholarly paper on<br />
the assigned <strong>to</strong>pic is expected from each student at the end <strong>of</strong> the semester. Grading will be<br />
based on the edi<strong>to</strong>rials (25%), presentation material (25%), and the final paper (50 %).<br />
Extensive reading is required for a succesful coursework. Naturally, following current<br />
issues will be based on moni<strong>to</strong>ring closely the media, the web sites <strong>of</strong> relevant foreign
ministries and other <strong>of</strong>ficial agencies, think tanks, and academic journals and other sources,<br />
which must be reflected in the bibliography <strong>of</strong> the final paper.<br />
The <strong>to</strong>pics and the order <strong>of</strong> presentations are scheduled as follows:<br />
1- Crisis in Syria<br />
RAMAZAN YILDIZ r.yildiz@student.maastrichtuniversity.nl<br />
UĞUR YUVARLAK ugur.yuvarlak@boun.edu.tr<br />
2- Relations with the EU<br />
UFUK TÜRKKAN ufuk.turkkan@boun.edu.tr<br />
YUSUF UTMA yusuf.utma@boun.edu.tr<br />
SUZANNE VAN DE BEEK suzannevandebeek@gmail.com<br />
AUDREY ANN WILLIAMS audrey-williams@uiowa.edu<br />
3- Relations with the EU<br />
MADINA SHAIMERGENOVA madina.shaimerge@boun.edu.tr<br />
NESİBE HİCRET SOY hicret.soy@boun.edu.tr<br />
SZABOLCS SZALAY szalay.89@gmail.com<br />
ÖZGÜR TOMAKİN ozgur.<strong>to</strong>makin@boun.edu.tr<br />
4- Relations with Iran<br />
ALEXA KERRY SARMANIAN aksarma@bu.edu<br />
MARIA THERESIA SCHNEIDER schneider.theresia@gmx.de<br />
SEYFULLAH SEMERCİ seyfullah.semerci@boun.edu.tr<br />
ALİ YASİN SERDAR aliserdar88@gmail.com<br />
5- Relations with Iraq<br />
MERVE ORAL merve.oral@boun.edu.tr<br />
BÜŞRA NUR ÖZGÜLER nur.ozguler@boun.edu.tr<br />
HİLAL ÖZTAŞ hilal.oztas@boun.edu.tr<br />
YİĞİT CEM ÖZTÜRK yigitcem.ozturk@boun.edu.tr<br />
6- Relations with Israel<br />
FLORIAN LUDTKE f.ludtke@student.maastrichtuniversity.nl<br />
PABLO PASCUAL MAS MUNOZ pablopmasm@gmail.com<br />
ÖNDERHAN METE onderhan.mete@boun.edu.tr<br />
PAULINA MARIE MURATORE paulinamura<strong>to</strong>re11@gmail.com<br />
7- Relations with North Africa<br />
FERHAN KUNDURACIOĞLU ferhan.kunduracioglu@boun.edu.tr<br />
SARP KURGAN sarp.kurgan@boun.edu.tr<br />
ALEV IRMAK KURTULMUŞ irmakkurtulmus@gmail.com<br />
RACHEL JOY LENTZ rlentz@eastern.edu<br />
8- Relations with the Caucasus region<br />
PHILIPP AEPLER aepler.p@web.de<br />
İBRAHİM ENES AKSU enesaksubjk@gmail.com<br />
HRISTO HRABROV ALEXIEV alexiev2@illinois.edu<br />
TANGI SCOTT ARVEILER MOISAN tangi.arveiler@live.fr
9- Relations with Russia<br />
AYFER BARUTÇUOĞLU ayfer.barutcuoglu@boun.edu.tr<br />
ÖMER BAYRAKTAR omer.bayraktar@boun.edu.tr<br />
JESPER KJAERSGAARDS BIRCH jesperkbirch@gmail.com<br />
ROBERT BRAUNS r.brauns@gmx.net<br />
10- Relations with IGOs<br />
ALEJANDRO CIORDIA MORANDEIRA alexciordia@gmail.com<br />
SAADET BİLGE COŞKUN bilge.coskun@boun.edu.tr<br />
ÇAĞDAŞ ÇITIRIKKAYA cagdas.citirikkaya@boun.edu.tr<br />
YENER ÇAĞLA ÇİMENDERELİ cagla.cimendereli@boun.edu.tr<br />
11- Turkey’s economic relations<br />
ESMA DALP esma.dalp@boun.edu.tr<br />
SAMUEL ALEXANDER DAVID DECKER saddecker@googlemail.com<br />
GÖKÇE DÖNMEZ gokce.donmez@boun.edu.tr<br />
ANNA LOU DREMEL a.l.dremel@student.utwente.nl<br />
12- Turkey and the Arab Spring<br />
ÖMER FARUK ERBAŞ omerferbas@gmail.com<br />
FATİH EROL erol.fatih@windowslive.com<br />
MARTHA FARAG AZMY FARAG GENDY martha.gendy@scienses-po.org<br />
NAZIM ISGANDAROV nazim.isgandarov@boun.edu.tr<br />
13- Relations with the Balkans<br />
ELNUR ISMAYILOV elnur.ismayilov@boun.edu.tr<br />
INEBORG MARK JACOBSEN misse_1987@hotmail.com<br />
TUĞBA KARA tugba.kara2@boun.edu.tr<br />
OZAN KARAAYAK ozan.karaayak@boun.edu.tr<br />
14- Turkey’s security issues<br />
YUNUS EMRE KARAN emre.karan@boun.edu.tr<br />
SEREN SELVİN KORKMAZ selvin.korkmaz@boun.edu.tr<br />
GJORGJI KOSTOJCINOSKI gjorgji.kos<strong>to</strong>jcinoski@boun.edu.tr<br />
ZEYNEP KOYUNCU zeynep.koyuncu@yahoo.fr