In recent years, relations between Turkey and the United States have been tumultuous. This is in contrast with a half century of exemplary cordial...

Various scholars have analyzed Turkey’s foreign policy in the post-Cold War era from different angles. The changes in Turkish foreign policy, in...

The purpose of Augustus Richard Norton’s book— authored by the co-editor of the “Princeton Studies in Muslim Politics” series—“is to offer a more...

This edited volume brings together 23 articles by various authors who examine different aspects of European democratisation under four headings:...

In this book, Asef Bayat explores Islam and democracy especially with regard to what he calls the “post-Islamist” movement in the Muslim world....

Adib-Moghaddam’s engaging analysis of the Iranian politics is an effective antidote against the widespread characterizations of the Islamic...

German-Turkish relations in the twentieth century were at times very good and very close, at times cold, semi-colonial, and often difficult, but...

The title of this new volume is perhaps misleading suggesting as it does a discussion of imperial expansion and its impact on conqueror and...

Based on extensive literature and fieldwork research in international relations, intellectual history and political thought, Cemil Aydin has...

Labour Migration from Turkey to Western Europe is a detailed multidisciplinary study of the labor migration from Turkey to the West during the...

The relationship between the state and religion, or the question of secularism, has always been one of the most hotly debated issues in Turkish...

While Islamic fundamentalism or “radical Islam” has attracted a great deal of public attention, some societies in the Muslim world have experienced...

This work’s title Islamic Literature in Contemporary Turkey From Epic to Novel might give some readers the impression that this book is about...

One of the most distinctive things about Orhan Pamuk’s writing is the playful way he tantalizes his readers by constantly blurring the boundaries...

The title of this book is a misnomer: the title should have been “The Republican People Party and Kemalism” for the book aims to unravel why this...

One spring day towards the end of the cold war, a time of surprises, my teleprinter shuddered into action. A colleague in Beijing was sending a...

The Middle East has been among the most problematic regions of the modern world for several decades. Undemocratic regimes, continuous coups d'etat,...

The conspicuous representation of the women of the so-called "Middle East" 1 by Western Imperialists is not limited to this short-lived millennium...

All political systems use the public education system to propagate the basic values and principles on which they are based, and when the political...

Ruling But Not Governingis an impressive comparative study of the disputed political regimes of Algeria, Egypt, and Turkey. The book sheds light on...

Over 11 million illegal immigrants reside in the United States, and a projected 1,400 new immigrants cross the border illegally or overstay their...

In the Long Shadow of Europe brings together 14 articles on Greece and Turkey with the purpose of finding answers to the following questions: how...

Scholars of diplomatic history and politics have long debated the question of how U.S. foreign policy is formulated. In US foreign Policy in the...

For the general reader interested in global political affairs Islamist organizations like the Palestinian Hamas, the Lebanese Hizbollah and the...