Evaluation of the Government Established in Libya after the Civil War in the Context of International Law
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In this study, after the development and destructiveness of the civil war in Libya, the problem of single-state multiple governments, in the context of...
Turkey, Bridge Between Two Poles: A Brief Study of Turkey’s State During the Cold War Era
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After World War II, the United States of America (USA) and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) became the superpowers. Previous war allies,...
Turkey and Israel’s Activities’ Investigation on Mavi Marmara Incident In Terms of International Law
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The Mavi Marmara incident is a cornerstone in Turkish-Israeli relations’ history. In terms of its consequences, it has both a political and an international...
Normative Power and Securitization of the European Union in the Context of the Migration Issue
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In the 21st century, the European Union and Migration have become two overlapping phenomena in the global arena. The European Union is on its...
Rethinking Nationalism Through Foucault
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The modernist theory of nationalism asserts that nationalism emerged as a product of modernity in the last two centuries owing to some economic, political,...
