Birol Başkan on “The Nation or the Ummah: Islamism and Turkish Foreign Policy” (SUNY Press), co-written with Ömer Taşpınar. The book examines Turkey's foreign policy during the Arab Spring era, when Ankara threw its weight behind protest movements seeking to overthrow established regimes around the Middle East.
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Michael Provence on the last Ottoman generation and the making of the Middle East
Jonathan Varjabedian on family letters from Anatolia to America, 1912 to 1919
Cengiz Erişen on emotions and election campaigns in Turkey
Erin Banco on the plundering of Iraqi Kurdistan's oil wealth
John McManus on football culture and society in Turkey
Volkan Yılmaz on the politics of healthcare and welfare in Turkey
Aslı Aydıntaşbaş on Turkey and Europe beyond hypocrisy
Diana Darke on Abu Chaker and the modern history of Syria
Max Hoffman on Turkey's latest nationalist wave
Ceren Baysan on voters, parties and polarization in Turkey
Mehmet Kentel on the world of Ottoman caricaturist Yusuf Franko
Karabekir Akkoyunlu on the 'exit from democracy' in Turkey and beyond
Edhem Eldem on Ottoman Sultan Abdülhamid II between fantasy and reality
Cathy Otten on Yezidi women and Iraq after the Islamic State
Ezgi Başaran on ‘frontline Turkey,’ Gülenists and the Kurdish peace process
Raja Shehadeh on 'travels with his Ottoman uncle,' Palestine and the First World War
Lora Sarı on the Istanbul-based Armenian publisher Aras
Özlem Madi-Şişman on Muslims, money and democracy in Turkey
Fikret Adaman on Erdoğan, the environment and economic policy in Turkey
Alexander Clarkson on Turks and Kurds in Germany
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