Edited by Dane Kennedy, Reinterpreting Exploration: The West in the World sets out to provide readers with multifaceted narratives on exploration...

The notable rising of a select group of developing countries paves the way for new multilateral structures in global governance, like BRICS...

When the words sea, ocean or maritime are considered, one must notice the 70, 80, 90 rule: “Over 70 percent of the world’s surface is composed of...

Much has been written on the Crusades – one of the most astounding events the medieval world ever witnessed. However, what has been written on the...

The governmental experience of Islamic-oriented parties in Tunisia and Egypt drew attention to the trajectory of political Islam by the time of the...

Does the presence of Muslim immigrants in Europe change Islam? How is their identity shaped by the European context and do the social, political...

While international administrations are imposed in conflict or post-conflict countries/regions in order to stop violence, prevent further...

In Stratejik İstihbarat ve Ulusal Güvenlik (Strategic Intelligence and National Security), Merve Seren scrutinizes intelligence by its ‘own’...

Non-state violence by rebel groups, including terrorists, has become a major headache for policy makers across the world. San-Akca’s book comes at...

In Investigating Terrorism: Current Political, Legal and Psychological Issues, the contributors investigate the relationship between terrorism and...

At best an honorable spy, at worst an insipid appeaser, and presumed by some to be a relic of the past, professional diplomats are often the target...

Democratization is an ongoing process. Various social, economic, and historical dynamics play a vital role in the process of democratization. In...

The newly independent countries across the post-Soviet space faced a set of ontological ambiguities following the implosion of the Soviet Union. In...

International politics in the 21st century is distinctive in several ways. First, new regional powers have emerged. In addition, certain...

Moritz Deutschmann in his book Iran and Russian Imperialism: the Ideal Anarchists, 1800-1914, seeks to depict a broad and comprehensive picture of...

The Balkan Wars are among the harshest defeats the Ottomans ever experienced. The shock that was felt with the loss of the Balkan territories, the...

A culture of political violence is the configuration of factors which exist lastingly in a political subject’s milieu, and determine if and to what...

The Economic Transformation of Turkey: Neoliberalism and State Intervention by Nilgün Önder analyses the development of labor relations in Turkey...

This book is a result of collaboration between the two historians who deal with early-modern (Isom-Verhaaren) and modern (Schull) history. The book...

Late Ottoman intellectual history, especially the nineteenth century, was seen by Bernard Lewis (in his The Emergence of Modern Turkey, 1961) and...

Cathie Carmichael’s book integrated the political, economic and cultural history of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Throughout a rigorous study of...

With the rising new wave of religious-phobia in the world, understanding what lies behind the phenomenon of religion has never been so important....

As of this writing in late February 2017, ISIS has lost much territory and financial capital since their peak a year or so ago, when the book under...

As Barack Hussein Obama’s second term in the office finalized, one of the hottest debates about his administration recently has been the American...