Turkish Foreign Policy

<p>Dedication</p>

<p>Foreword (by A. Mete Tunçoku)</p>

<p>Preface (by Pınar Gözen Ercan)</p>

<p>Acknowledgements</p>

<p>Notes on Contributors</p>

<p>1 Introduction </p>

<p>Nur Bilge Criss</p>

<p>PART I - Turkish Foreign Policy in Retrospect: a historical point of view</p>

<p>2 Turkey’s Foreign Policy in the Interwar Period: the 1930s</p>

<p>Nur Bilge Criss</p>

<p>3 Turkish Parliamentary Debates on the American War in Vietnam (1964–71) </p>

<p>Esra Pakin Albayrakoğlu</p>

<p>PART II – At the Crossroad: Bilateral and Regional Relations of Turkey</p>

<p>4 A Troubled Partnership in a Troubled World? Understanding the New Dynamics of Turkish-American Relations during the Obama Administration </p>

<p>Ayşe Ömür Atmaca</p>

<p>5 The Evolution of Turkey-NATO Relations:&nbsp;From Collective Defense/Deterrence to Collective Security and Out-of-Area Cooperation</p>

<p>Müge Kınacıoğlu</p>

<p>6 Relations with the European Union (1990-2015): Conditionality at Work? </p>

<p>Funda Keskin Ata</p>

<p>7 Turkish Foreign Policy toward the Balkan Neighbourhood: A Europeanized Foreign Policy in a De-europeanised National Context? </p>

<p>Birgül Demirtaş</p>

<p>8 Russia’s ‘Near Abroad’ and Turkey’s ‘Regionalism/Zero Problem with the Neighbours’ Policies since the 1990s: Diverging interests vs. Compelling Realities </p>

<p>Didem Ekinci</p>

<p>9 The Role of Energy Security in Turkish Foreign Policy: The Case of East Mediterranean Natural Gas Discoveries</p>

<p>Pınar İpek</p>

<p>10 The roles Turkey played in the Middle East </p>

<p>Defne Günay</p>

<p>11 The African Turn in Turkish Foreign Policy: Turkey and the North and Sub-Saharan Africa</p>

<p>Volkan İpek</p>

<p>PART III - In between Politics and Law: Possibility of the ‘Impossible’?</p>

<p>12 Maritime Relations of Turkey, the Peninsular Country: Surrounded by hostile or peaceful waters? </p>

<p>Yüksel İnan and Pınar Gözen Ercan</p>

<p>13 Aegean Disputes and the Territorial Sea Issue On Focus </p>

<p>Şule Güneş</p>

<p>14 The Cyprus Question and the Myth of ‘No Solution Is the Best Solution’ </p>

<p>Pınar Gözen Ercan</p>