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TURKISH STUDIES INSTITUTE NEWS (TSI NEWS)
TSI NEWS Volume 1, Issue 2 (October 2002)
Direct Circulation 1,002
Editor, Ozgul Erdemli
Assistant Editor, Joy Pincus
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TSI is a project of the Global Research in International Affairs
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CONTENTS:
Editorial Announcement
Other Announcements
New Publications in Turkish and English
Ongoing projects/ Work in progress
Conferences
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EDITORIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
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OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
TSI is still collecting names for our Global Directory of Scholars on
Turkey, which is being compiled in conjunction with TESEV (Turkish Economic
and Social Studies Foundation) of Istanbul. This directory is intended to
make available a list of the leading specialists and experts on contemporary
Turkey to encourage exchange of ideas, papers, etc. If you would like to be
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institution, area of research, country of residence, and e-mail address for
listing. This directory will soon be available at the TSI website:
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Ozgul Erdemli has joined the GLORIA Center as a fellow. Her work
includes being assistant editor of Turkish Studies journal and assistant
director of the Turkish Studies Institute (TSI) and editor of TSI News. She
has previously worked as a Research Associate at the Eurasian Strategic
Studies Center (ASAM) in Ankara, Turkey, editing its journal, The Review of
International Affairs. Ozgul holds an MA degree from the London School of
Economics and a BA from Bosphorus University, Istanbul.
She is currently working towards her Ph.D. in International Relations
at Middle East Technical University.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN TURKISH/ENGLISH
BOOKS:
1. By Barry Rubin, ISTANBUL INTRIGUES
2. Barry Rubin, Kemal Kirisci, GUNUMUZDE TURKIYE'NIN DIS POLITIKASI
3. Murat Cizakca, DEMOKRASI ARAYISINDA TURKIYE: LAIK-DINDAR/DEMOKRAT
UZLASMASINA BIR KATKI
4. Clement Dodd , STORM CLOUDS OVER CYPRUS: A BRIEFING
5. Brian Beeley, TURKISH TRANSFORMATION: NEW CENTURY, NEW CHALLENGES
6. Jessica Lutz, DE GOUDEN APPEL, TURKIJE TUSSEN OOST EN WEST
7. Efraim Inbar, TURK-ISRAIL STRATEJIK ORTAKLIGI (The Israeli-Turkish
Entente)
8. Murat Hatipoglu, DUNDEN BUGUNE MAKEDONYA SORUNU (The Macedonian Question
from Past to Present)
JOURNALS, NEWSLETTERS AND PAPERS
1. TURKISH STUDIES (Vol.3, No.2 and Vol.4, No.1)
2. TURKISH POLICY QUARTERLY (Vol.1, No.1 and Vol.1, No.2)
BOOKS
1. Barry Rubin, ISTANBUL INTRIGUES
This is the new English edition of the book on war, diplomacy, and
espionage on Istanbul and the Balkans during World War Two. Based on
extensive use of archives and dozens of interviews with participants,
Istanbul Intrigues combines new information on that period as well as
telling the story of individuals caught up in that complex and exciting era.
The book covers the Allied and Axis struggle over winning Turkey's
support; covert efforts to liberate Greece, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary,
the role of journalists, the rise and fall of spy networks, the attempts to
rescue Jews, and other events.
In addition, the book analyzes Turkish policy and the positions of the
key Turkish leaders, using British, American, and German archives. It
recounts the earnest but often bumbling way that the United States started
its own intelligence agency as well as how the region slipped into the Cold
War. The remarkable cast of characters in this true story includes, Stalin's
chief murder expert, stalking Berlin's ambassador to try to set off a
German-Turkish war; the young Vatican emissary who later became Pope John
XXIII; Hungarian leaders secretly negotiating peace with the Allies; an
eccentric American ex-governor who considered himself the world's greatest
superspy; and the British ambassador's valet who became the greatest German
agent of the war (though his information was ignored).
335 pages, $15 plus postage. More information is available at:
<http://gloria.idc.ac.il/publications/books/istanbul_intrigues.html>
To order, write to us at: <gloria@idc.ac.il> or contact the publisher at:
<bupress@buvak.org.tr> Or by post: Bogazici Universitesi Yayinevi Bogazici
Universitesi Kuzey Kampus ETA B Blok Zemin Kat Etiler-Istanbul. By phone or
fax: 90 212 257 87 27
2. Barry Rubin, Kemal Kirisci, GUNUMUZDE TURKIYE'NIN DIS POLITIKASI
GUNUMUZDE TURKIYE'NIN DIS POLITIKASI is the Turkish translation of TURKEY IN
WORLD POLITICS. The book is available from Bosphorus University Press,
Istanbul.
Once characterized by an avoidance of foreign entanglements, Turkey's
diplomacy has changed dramatically in the present era of regional agreements
and organizations. Tracing the evolution of that change, this comprehensive
study explores the country's new international posture. The authors assess
Turkey's policy toward Europe, Russia, Central Asia, and the U.S., as well
as its growing role within the Middle East region. They also address in
depth the critical issues of economic, energy, and water policy. Their
discussion of the interest groups and institutions affecting the
policymaking process and the challenges facing the country's rapidly
urbanizing and industrializing economy contribute to the picture of a
complex, dynamic nation.
ICINDEKILER (TABLE OF CONTENTS)
Turkiye: Degisen Uluslararasi Rol-B. Rubin. (Turkey: A Transformed
International Role)
1990'lardaki Turk Dis Politikasi -S. Kut. (The Contours of Turkish Foreign
Policy in the 1990s)
Turkiye'de Askeriye ve Dis Politika-G. Ozcan. (The Military and Foreign
Policymaking in Turkey)
Turkiye ve Avrupa Birligi: Uyelige Dogru Uzun Yol.-W. Hale ve G.
Avci.(Turkey and the European Union: The Long Road to Membership)
Balkanlar: Turkiye'nin Dengeleyici Rolu-I. Uzgel. (The Balkans: Turkey's
Stabilizing Role)
Komsu Batiya Ne Soyler? Turk-Yunan Iliskileri Uzerine-A. Nachmani. (What
Says the Neighbor to the West? On Turkish-Greek Relations)
Turkiye'nin Ortadogu Politikasinin Gelecegi-K. Kirisci. (The Future of
Turkish Policy Toward the Middle East)
Turk-Israil Stratejik Ittifaki-E. Inbar. (The Strategic Glue in the
Israeli-Turkish Alignment)
Amerikan-Turk Iliskileri: Yenilenen Ortakliktaki Yeni Belirsizlikler-K.
Kirisci. (U.S.-Turkish Relations: New Uncertainties in a Renewed
Partnership)
Rusya: Jeopolitik Rekabeti Ekonomik Ortaklik ile Uzlastirmanin
Zorluklari-D.B. Sezer (Russia: The Challenges of Reconciling Geopolitical
Competition with Economic Partnership)
Turkiye ve Yeni Bagimsiz Orta Asya Devletleri ve Kafkasya-G. Winrow. (Turkey
and the Newly Independent States of Central Asia and Transcaucasus)
Globallesme ve Turkiye'nin Degisen Ekonomik Politikasi-M. Eder. (The
Challenge of Globalization and Turkey's Changing Political Economy)
Turkiye'nin Enerji Politikasi-B. Sasley. (Turkey's Energy Politics)
Su Uyusmazliklari: Firat ve Dicle Havzasi-A. Carkoglu ve M. Eder. (Water
Conflict: The Euphrates-Tigris Basin)
Turkiye'nin Yeni Dis Politikasini Anlamak-B. Rubin. (Understanding Turkey's
New Foreign Policy)
To read the description in Turkish:
<http://gloria.idc.ac.il/publications/books/turkey_world_politics_turkish.ht
ml>
To order this book in English, see:
<http://gloria.idc.ac.il/publications/books/turkey_world_politics.html>
paperback, 13,5X21cm, viii+396pp, index, ISBN 975-518-170-9, 15$
To order, write to us at: <mailto:gloria@idc.ac.il or"gloria@idc.ac.il >
contact the publisher at:
<bupress@buvak.org.tr> Or by post: Bogazici Universitesi Yayinevi Bogazici
Universitesi Kuzey Kampus ETA B Blok Zemin Kat Etiler-Istanbul By phone or
fax: 90 212 257 87 27
3. Murat Cizakca, DEMOKRASI ARAYISINDA TURKIYE: LAIK-DINDAR/DEMOKRAT
UZLASMASINA BIR KATKI
This book addresses the question of how Turkey can achieve true
democracy while maintaining its Islamic character. As such, it addresses a
universal problem pertaining to the whole Islamic world. The author argues
that the sine qua non for the true democracy under such conditions is an
elite settlement between the secularist establishment and the Muslims. The
author then goes on to investigate the conditions under which such a
settlement can take place. Finally, he assumes that a Muslim-democratic
government comes to power, and then draws the outlines of a viable program
of such a government that would be acceptable to both the secularists and
the Muslim-democrats.
To order this book:
Contact the publisher, Yeni Turkiye Yayinlari, at: <ytder@tr.net>, or fax;
90 312 442 62 52. The author can be contacted at: <mcizakca@fatih.edu.tr> or
<mcizakca@hotmail.com>.
4. Clement Dodd, STORM CLOUDS OVER CYPRUS: A BRIEFING.
This book is the second updated and much expanded edition of the
original. It begins by providing the history of the conflict and then shows
how each side interprets the course of events and which features of the
conflict each side emphasizes. This is followed by analysis of the role of
the UN as broker, and the EU as catalyst, for a solution. The progress of
the current face-to-face talks is then examined, as too are the
international implications of the conflict. Nine new documents are appended
to the second edition, making eleven in all, and including excerpts from the
UN's 1992 'Set of Ideas', the important UN Secretary-General's Report of
September 2000, an authoritative statement on Turkey's Cyprus policy by
Foreign Minister, Ismail Cem, the Greek Cypriot National Council's
proposals, and Turkish Cypriot proposals for a settlement.
Paperback, 123 pages, ISBN 0 906719 37 2, £9,95 Euro 15.50, $19. 95. To
order this book: Contact the publisher, The Eothen Press at
<theeothenpress@btinternet.com>. Or by post: The Eothen Press, 10 Manor
Road, Hemingford Grey, Huntingdon, UK, PE28 9BX. By phone or fax: 44 1480
466106. For orders from North America: Email <orders@ipgbook.com>. Or by
post:
Independent Publishers' Group, 814 Franklin St, Chicago IL 60610. Tel: 312
337 0747, Fax: 337 5985.
5. Brian Beeley, TURKISH TRANSFORMATION: NEW CENTURY, NEW CHALLENGES
Another recent book published by The Eothen Press, is Turkish
Transformation. This book takes stock of the present Turkish reality at this
important time in Turkey's history, and assesses political, social and
economic trends, emphasizing future prospects and potential in a number of
areas. It arose from a recent two-day workshop initiated by the British
'Turkish Area Study Group'. The contributions are:
Malcolm Wagstaff and Brian Beeley, The National Space: Patterns and
Potential
Andrew Mango, Kemalism in a New Century
Brian Beeley, People and Cities: Migration and Urbanization
Ersin Kalaycioglu, Civil Society in Turkey: Continuity or Change?
David Shankland, Religion
Celia Kerslake, New Directions in the Turkish Novel
Arin Bayraktaroglu, The Media: Change and Impact
Mina Toksoz, The Economy: Achievements and Prospects
William Hale, Democracy and the Party System in Turkey
David Barchard, Society and Bureaucracy: the Civil Service
Tunc Aybak, Foreign Policy in the New Century
Clement Dodd, Democracy and the European Union
Paperback, 279 pages, ISBN 0 906719 34 8, £19.50, Euro 32.00, $32.95.
Hardcover, ISBN 0 906719 33 X, £30.00, Euro 47.50, $55.00. To order this
book: Contact the publisher, The Eothen Press at
<theeothenpress@btinternet.com>.
Or by post: The Eothen Press, 10 Manor Road, Hemingford Grey, Huntingdon,
UK, PE28 9BX. By phone or fax: 44 1480 466106. For orders from North
America: Email <orders@ipgbook.com>. Or by post: Independent Publishers'
Group, 814 Franklin St, Chicago IL 60610. Tel: 312 337 0747, Fax: 337 5985.
6. Jessica Lutz, DE GOUDEN APPEL, TURKIJE TUSSEN OOST EN WEST (The Golden
Apple, Turkey between East and West)
This book is a Dutch reporter's view of contemporary Turks, their quest
for a European identity and their struggle to preserve what they value of
their eastern past. Breda : De Geus, 2002. - 256 pages - ISBN 90-445-0095-3
To order this book: Contact the publisher at <email@degeus.nl> . By Phone:
31 76 522 81 51 By Fax: 31 76 522 25 99
7. Efraim Inbar, TURK-ISRAIL STRATEJIK ORTAKLIGI (The Israeli-Turkish
Entente)
Efraim Inbar's book The Israeli-Turkish Entente published in English by
King's College is now available in Turkish (Turk-Israil Stratejik Ortakligi)
by ASAM. The Israeli-Turkish Entente is the first comprehensive study that
explains the timing of the entente, its present substance, and its impact on
the regional environment. The book argues that the entente with Israel was
part of a reorientation of Turkey's foreign policy as a result of the
emergence of a new international constellation, following the demise of the
Soviet Union.
To order this book in Turkish, contact ASAM (Avrasya Stratejik Arastirmalar
Merkezi) at
<http://www.avsam.org/turkce/siparisformu.htm>. Or by post: ASAM, Konrad
Adanauer Cad. No: 61 Yildiz -Cankaya, Ankara, Turkey. Or by email:
<kitapdagitim@avsam.org> Paperback, 104 pages, ISBN: 975-6769-41-6 To
order this book in English, contact the publisher at: King's College London,
Strand, London WC2R 2LS, England, United Kingdom. By Phone: 44 (0)20 7836
5454
8. DUNDEN BUGUNE MAKEDONYA SORUNU (The Macedonian Question from Past to
Present), Edited By Murat Hatipoglu
This book is part of Balkan Studies Series, and is published by ASAM, a
foreign policy think tank in Ankara.
Table of Contents
Orta Cag'da Makedonya: Bir Siyasi Cografyanin Sureklilik Oykusu- Osman
Karatay (The Medieval Macedonia:Story of Continuity of a Political
Geography)
Makedonya'da Osmanli Hakimiyeti: Degisen ve Degismeyen Kimlik- Mehmet Inbasi
(Ottoman Rule in Macedonia: Changing and Unchanging Identity)
Osmanli Imparatorlugu'nun Son Doneminde Makedonya Sorunu- Meltem Begum
Saatci (Macedonian Question in the Late Ottoman Period)
Makedonya Uzerindeki Mucadeleler ve Makedonya Cumhuriyeti - Ulker Alp
(Quarrels over Macedonia and the Republic of Macedonia)
Yunanistan'daki Slav-Makedon Azinligi ve Sorunlari - Damla Aras (The
Slavo-Macedonian Minority in Greece andits Problems)
Makedon Diasporasi: Ege Makedonlarinin Diasporasina Tarihsel ve Guncel Bir
Bakis- Murat Hatipoglu (The Macedonian Diaspora: A Historical and Actual
View on the Diaspora of the Agean Macedonians)
Makedonya Bicak Sirtinda: Balkanlar'in Eski "Model Ulkesi", Yeni
Istikrarsizlik Unsuru Mu? - Birgul Demirtas-Coskun, Emir Turkoglu (Macedonia
at the Crossroads: Is the 'Model Country' of the Balkans a New Element of
Unstability?)
Turkiye'den Makedonya'ya Bakis - Mustafa Kahramanyol (A Look at Macedonia
from Turkey)
Makedonya'da Turkler- Omer Turan (Turks in Macedonia)
To order this book:
Contact ASAM (Avrasya Stratejik Arastirmalar Merkezi) at
<http://www.avsam.org/turkce/siparisformu.htm>. Or by post: ASAM, Konrad
Adanauer Cad. No: 61 Yildiz -Cankaya, Ankara, Turkey. Or by email:
<kitapdagitim@avsam.org>
JOURNALS, NEWSLETTERS AND PAPERS
1. TURKISH STUDIES (Vol.3, No.2 and Vol.4, No.1)
Turkish Studies Fall issue (Vol. 3, No. 2) is now out:
Articles:
Yakup Bulut and Muhammet Kosecik, NGOs and Municipalities: A Research On
Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality.
Efraim Inbar, Regional Implications of the Israeli-Turkish Strategic
Partnership.
Yuksel Sezgin, The October 1998 Crisis In Turkish-Syrian Relations: A
Prospect Theory Approach
Sebnem Udum, Turkey and the Emerging European Security Framework.
Nathalie Tocci, Cyprus and The European Union: Catalyzing Crisis or
Settlement?
H. Tarik Oguzlu, The 'Turkomans' as a Factor in Turkish Foreign Policy
Essays:
Cem Emrence, Imagining The Free Republican Party of Turkey (1930): Keeping
The Political Elites In Power.
Fusun Turkmen, Turkey and the Korean War.
Leonard A. Stone, Late Ottoman and Modern Turkish Perceptions of Europe:
Continuity and Change.
Yucel Acer, Recent Developments and Prospect for Settlement of the Aegean
Disputes.
Turkish Studies' next issue (Vol.4, No.1, Spring 2003) will be out in
March 2003. This issue is a special issue on "Turkey and European Union" and
it is a joint project of Turkish Studies Institute/GLORIA and TESEV (Turkish
Economic and Social Studies Foundation). Ali Carkoglu from TESEV and Sabanci
University is the guest editor of this special issue of Turkish Studies.
Frank Cass Publishers, UK will also publish this issue in book form.
Articles in Vol.4, No.1:
Ziya Onis, Domestic Politics, International Norms and Challenges to the
State: Turkey-EU Relations in the Post-Helsinki Era
Esra ?ayhan, Towards European Security and Defence Policy: With or Without
Turkey?
Semin Suvarierol, The Cyprus Hurdle On Turkey's Road To Membership Of The
European Union
Kemal Kiricci, Justice and Home Affairs Issues in Turkish-EU Relations:
Assessing Turkish Asylum and Immigration Policy and Practice
William Hale, Human Rights, the European Union, and the Turkish Accession
Process
Nergis Canefe and Tanil Bora, Intellectual Roots of Anti-European Sentiments
in Turkish Politics: The Case of Nationalist-Conservative Tradition and
Radical Turkish Nationalism
Gamze Avci, Turkey's Slow EU candidacy: Insurmountable Hurdles to Membership
or Simple Euroscepticism?
Ali Carkoglu, Who wants the Full Membership? Characteristics of Public
Opinion Support for EU Membership in Turkey
Lauren M. McLaren Meltem Muftuler-Bac, Turkish Parliamentarians'
Perspectives on Turkey's Relations with the European Union
Mine Eder, Implementing Economic Criteria Of EU Membership: How Difficult Is
It For Turkey?
2. TURKISH POLICY QUARTERLY, Summer 2002 (Vol.1, No.2)
Turkish Policy Quarterly is an academic journal that focuses on Turkish
foreign and economic policy. The journal publishes articles on current
affairs, opinions, policy pieces, review articles and interviews. It is
published by the ARI Movement, an independent Turkish think tank, based in
Istanbul. The journal contains articles from policy makers as well as
academic circles. The current issue (vol.1, no.2) addresses globalization
from a regional perspective. Authors discuss topics related to globalization
such as conflict prevention, new challenges and possible effects arising
from Globalization and European integration with regards to Turkey, among
other relevant issues.
Articles in Vol.1, No.1
Turkish Foreign Policy: Opening New Horizons For Turkey At The Ismail Cem,
Beginning Of A New Millennium
George Papandreou, Greece's Foreign Policy In the 21st Century
Dani Rodrik, Economic Development: Institutional Convergence Versus
Experimentation
Mehmet Ogutcu, Turkey's New Economic Diplomacy Balancing Commercial
Interests With Geopolitical Goals
Nathalie Tocci, Cyprus And the Eu Catalyst For Negotiations Or Settlement
Meltem Muftuler-Bac, Turkey's Foreign Policy Challenges in The New
Millennium
Cem Akyurek, Argentina's Experience: Any Lessons For Turkey
Umit Kumcuoglu, Turkey Vs. Argentina: A Comparative Analysis With of the
Ideological Space Underlying Turkish Party Preferences
Ali Carkoglu and Melvin J. Hinich, A Long Term Perspective,
An Analysis
Articles in Vol.1, No.2
Kemal Dervis, The Social Liberal Synthesis
Izak Atiyas, The Turkish Experience with Regulatory Reform and the Role of
Independent Regulatory Authorities
El Hassan bin Talal, A Regional OSC/OECD for the 'Arc of Crisis'?
E. Fuat Keyman, Globalisation, European Integration and Turkey
Daniel Pipes, Does Poverty Cause Militant Islam?
David S. Saltzman, TA Legal Survey Of Some Of The Aegean Issues Of Dispute
And Prospects For A Non-Judicial Multidisciplinary Solution
Tam?s D?vid, Economic Transformation in South Eastern Europe: Lessons from
Central Europe and a strategy for success in the globalised economy
Riza Turmen, 11 September and Human Rights
Sinan Ulgen, The Customs Union As The Catalyst Of Globalisation
Strateji Mori, Turkish Public Opinion Survey
More information about the Turkish Policy Quarterly is available at:
<www.turkishpolicy.com>. Contact the publisher for subscription at:
<subscriptions@turkishpolicy.com>. Or by post: Ayazaga Ticaret Merkezi,
Tahiraga Cesme Cad. No:1, B Blok, 7th Floor, Maslak 80670 Istanbul
By phone or fax: 90 212 2863034, 90 212 2863036
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ONGOING PROJECTS/ WORK IN PROGRESS
Christopher Brewin has a Leverhulme Foundation award starting in January,
2003 to write a book on "The European Union And Turkey".
Idris Bal is currently editing a book entitled "New Big Game" about the
Eurasian policies of global and regional powers in the post cold war era. He
invites academics to contribute to his book. For more information about his
project, and submission of articles please contact him at
<idrisbal@hotmail.com>.
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CONFERENCES
The upcoming one day Turkish Studies conference at Koc University, Istanbul
is entitled: "The Turkish Economy at the Crossroads: Critical Perspectives
on the 2000-2001 Financial Crisis". The conference will be held on Friday,
September 27, 2002 and is jointly sponsored by Koc University and the
Turkish Studies journal. The papers, which will be presented at the
conference, will form the basis of a special issue of Turkish Studies to be
published in 2003. For further information
contact Ziya Onis at: <zonis@ku.edu.tr>.
Engin, Erdem, "Does Domestic Politics Matter? Turkish-Israeli Relations in
the 1990s,"
3rd Annual Graduate Student Research Conference- Innovations in Global
Research- Organized by Graduate Program in International Studies(GPIS) and
the Center for Regional and Global Study (CRGS),Old Dominion University
(Norfolk, VA), Feb 15, 2002.
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