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Bulent Gokay
I joined Keele in 1996 from Wolfson College, Cambridge, where I had been a postdoctoral Research Fellow. Before coming to Keele, I worked at the Birkbeck College-London (1993- 1994), University of North London (1995- 1996), and University of Cambridge (1994-96). My research and publications cover two interrelated strands- the first relates to the history of post-WWI settlements, and the second to contemporary issues in Eurasia. My focus has been to marry macro historical analysis with contemporary micro dynamics of political-economy by using a 'left globalist' perspective. I am the Chair of Editorial Committee of Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies, and the Founding Editor of the Journal of GlobalFaultlines.I have supervised 35 PhD students in the last 22 years. Twenty-one of these have successfully completed their PhDs.Completed Ph.D. Students:Drosili Hamourtziadou, “National Truths: Justifications and Self-Justifications of Three Nationalisms in Bosnia-Herzegovina” (2001) Yoshihiko Mizumoto, “Counselling America, Involving the Soviet Union: Winston Churchill's Strategy for Britain's Revival, 1951-1955” (2002) Hasene Karasac, “The Torn Countries, Turkey and Russia, in the post-Cold War Era: in search of Identity” (2003) Kelly Hignett, “The Politics of Organised Crime in East Central Europe” (2005) Ahmet Ozturk, “Management of trans-boundary mega-projects in the post-Cold War Eurasia: the case studies of GAP water and Baku-Ceyhan pipeline projects” (2006) Emre Iseri, “The US grand strategy and the Eurasian heartland in the 21st century: with special reference to the main Caspian oil pipeline BTC” (2008) Oguz Dilek, “The political economy of post-Cold War US global strategy in the ‘greater’ Middle East” (2008) Hüseyin IŞIKSAL "Asymmetric Negotiations: Dichotomous International Order and Turkey-EU Relations (2009) Michael Vishnevetsky "Youth gangs and terrorism in Chechnya: recruitment, activities and networks (2009) Ioannis Sotiriou, “The European Responses to the Yugoslav crisis, with a particular emphasis on the French, British and German positions” (2009) Ercan Aslantas, "European state system and the Turkish-Russian Relations in the 19th century" (2011)Peshawa Muhammad, (2012) KRG in Iraq and the US Foreign PolicyErcan Aslantas, (2012) The European States System and Ottoman-Russian Relations, 1815-1856Zehra Azizbeyli, (2014) Contesting Memories and National Identity in CyprusIlia Xypolia, (2015) Western Intervention and National Identity in CyprusMustafa Demir, (2015) Turkey's Foreign Policy Towards Kurdistan Region of IraqTaha Ozhan, (2015) The Transformation of Turkish Foreign Policy Towards the Middle East since 2002 Ozcan Sahin, (2016) Turkey's Middle Eastern pendulum under contesting geopolitical mentalities and representations (1923-2010)Muhammet Keles, (2016) The Turkish state's discourse towards the Kurds' language rights (2003-2015): recognition or containment? Seref Kavak, (2017) Kurdish diaspora in Britain, strategies and mechanisms for political mobilisation of the diasporan community and its implications for the broader scope of the Kurdish QuestionSelect Publications - A Clash of Empires: Turkey between Russian Bolshevism and British Imperialism, 1918-1923, London: I.B. Tauris, 1997, 268 pp. [translated into Turkish]
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This is an impressive work that traces the relationship between the Soviet Union and Turkey on the one hand, and the Soviet Union and the Turkish Communist Party on the other, from the consolidation of the communist regime in Moscow until its fall. The book considers how 'Soviet Eastern Policy' was formed, how it changed over time, what the Soviet leaders hoped to gain in Turkey, and what impact Soviet policy had on the development of the Turkish communist movement. It is a valuable resource for students and scholars with an interest in Russian and Soviet poltics and international relations.
1. Introduction Bulent Gokay and R.B.J. Walker 2. Reflections on 11 September Hidemi Suganami 3. Invisible Cities Patrick Thornberry 4. The Politics of Terrorism and "Civilization": How to respond as a human being Yoshikazu Sakamoto 5. Identifying Limits on a Borderless Map in the First Post-Modern War Richard Falk 6. War, Terror, Judgement R.B.J. Walker 7. Afghanistan and the Global Environment: Turning local language into global grammar Andrew Dobson 8. The United States Against the World: Oil, hegemony and the militarization of globalization Bulent Gokay 9. The Response of the British Government to the Attack on America Dan Keohane 10. The European Union and 11 September John Vogler 11. Terrorism and "New Wars" Susanne Karstedt 12. On Pharmacological War Larry George 13. Immigration, Asylum, Borders and Terrorism: The unexpected victims Elspeth Guild 14. Barbarians Alex Danchev
This is an impressive work that traces the relationship between the Soviet Union and Turkey on the one hand, and the Soviet Union and the Turkish Communist Party on the other, from the consolidation of the communist regime in Moscow until its fall. The book considers how 'Soviet Eastern Policy' was formed, how it changed over time, what the Soviet leaders hoped to gain in Turkey, and what impact Soviet policy had on the development of the Turkish communist movement. It is a valuable resource for students and scholars with an interest in Russian and Soviet poltics and international relations.
1. Introduction Bulent Gokay and R.B.J. Walker 2. Reflections on 11 September Hidemi Suganami 3. Invisible Cities Patrick Thornberry 4. The Politics of Terrorism and "Civilization": How to respond as a human being Yoshikazu Sakamoto 5. Identifying Limits on a Borderless Map in the First Post-Modern War Richard Falk 6. War, Terror, Judgement R.B.J. Walker 7. Afghanistan and the Global Environment: Turning local language into global grammar Andrew Dobson 8. The United States Against the World: Oil, hegemony and the militarization of globalization Bulent Gokay 9. The Response of the British Government to the Attack on America Dan Keohane 10. The European Union and 11 September John Vogler 11. Terrorism and "New Wars" Susanne Karstedt 12. On Pharmacological War Larry George 13. Immigration, Asylum, Borders and Terrorism: The unexpected victims Elspeth Guild 14. Barbarians Alex Danchev