Shahram Akbarzadeh's edited book, Handbook of Middle East Politics, sheds light on the Middle East's dynamic social, political, and ideological...

The book aims to develop a new grand strategy proposal for the U.S. while discussing the historical origins and boundaries of the concept of Middle...

The author introduces foundational geopolitical concepts, including the technopolar world and sovereignty 2.0, before advancing to specialized...

By integrating postcolonial theory, campus practices, and cultural politics, the book presents a clear narrative that cautions against the risks of...

Global Discord: Values and Power in a Fractured World Order by Paul Tucker portends a dichotomy between legitimate (democratic) states and...

The book’s focus is on migrants enacting within structures that emerged from nation-building, and on how people socialized in these structures are...

Post-apartheid South Africa’s political transformation has been studied in a broad spectrum. Though often credited as a miracle, the course and...

Islamic Modernities presents an intellectual attempt to rethink the entangled relationship between Islam and modernity from a sociological...

Unlike many anti-corruption works that focus on national or transnational reforms, this book emphasizes sector-specific and organizational efforts.

Drawing on U.S. elections from 2008 to 2020, Christopher Devine, an associate professor of political science at the University of Dayton, explores...

In A Climate of Truth: The Science, the Solutions, and the Road to a Better Future, Mike Berners-Lee offers a timely and accessible reflection on...

In an era where Western-centric soft power strategies dominate global politics, the soft power practices of non-Western countries are often...

Willis’s study fills a crucial gap in the literature with its comprehensive examination of the postcolonial period. His extensive use of primary...

Hidden Hate: The Resilience of Xenophobia by Mathew Creighton revalues xenophobia as a dynamic and multidimensional phenomenon rather than simply...

The book Understanding the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Turkey: Perspective from Actors by Emrah Atar, a scholar with expertise in migration and urban...

Many states seek to play roles that exceed their material capabilities. Therefore, comprehending the complexities of foreign policymaking...

The book offers a broader perspective on the policy analysis process and critiques the classical five-step policy analysis method. According to the...

U.S. hegemony was steadily established over the years through security alliances, international financial institutions, and democratic rhetoric,...

Although discussions on the regional policies of the European Union are addressed in the context of internal dynamics, more concrete policy...

Debates surrounding the orientation of Turkish foreign policy, particularly discussions on its strategic anchor and claims of an axis shift, remain...

Interestingly, Mapping the Fault Lines in Turkey-U.S. Relations goes beyond its direct focus and resonates with international relations themes at a...

The book argues that arms trade agreements in the last century of the Ottoman Empire were products of a complex network of influential figures,...

The book challenges the dominant mindset that historical colonialism is long gone, instead asserting that today’s data grab is a continuation of...

Once based on the bilateral symmetry of the Cold War, the logic of deterrence now faces layered ambiguity, cognitive manipulation, and pervasive...