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Democracy and Civil Society in Turkey: Contesting Tutelage!

Ayhan Kaya
Roma, IAI, June 2015, 3 p.
In: Global Turkey in Europe Commentary 23

What next in Turkey?

Dimitar Bechev
Nathalie Tocci
in openDemocracy, 9 June 2015
In: Altri paper e articoli

Turkey's 2015 Elections: A New Beginning for Turkey’s European Union Accession Goal, or the End of a Dream?

Meltem Müftüler-Baç
Roma, IAI, luglio 2015, 3 p.
In: Global Turkey in Europe Commentary 24

ElectricYerevan: Why Armenia's Future is in Europe

Nona Mikhelidze
Roma, IAI, luglio 2015, 11 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 15|22

Implications of Turkish-Azerbaijani Relations for Regional Security and Development

Burcu Gültekin Punsmann
Roma, Istituto Affari Internazionali, 2013, 12 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 1328
Roma

Talk with the Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs

Turkish Foreign Policy after the Elections: Where to from Here?

Senem Aydın-Düzgit
Roma, IAI, luglio 2015, 3 p.
In: Global Turkey in Europe Commentary 25

On the KRG, the Turkish-Kurdish Peace Process, and the Future of the Kurds

Henri J. Barkey
Roma, IAI, luglio 2015, 8 p.
In: Global Turkey in Europe Working paper 12

Will Turkey intervene with ground troops in Syria?

Daniela Huber
In: Global Turkey in Europe Question of the Month, July 2015

Transatlantic Security Symposium - 8. ed.

L'ottava edizione del Transatlantic Security Symposium si è tenuta a Roma il 26 ottobre 2015. La conferenza si è incentrata sul tema "Le sfide alla sicurezza europea. Una prospettiva…

Elections and the Economy

Izak Atiyas
Roma, IAI, luglio 2015, 3 p.
In: Global Turkey in Europe Commentary 26

I Balcani tra orizzonte europeo e tensioni interetniche

Giordano Merlicco
Roma, Senato, marzo 2010, 24 p.
In: Studi per il Parlamento Approfondimenti 9

I Balcani tra rischi di nuove crisi e prospettive europee

Riccardo Alcaro
Giordano Merlicco
Roma, Senato, ottobre 2009, 22 p.
In: Studi per il Parlamento Approfondimenti 2

The European Union, Civil Society and Conflict Transformation

Nathalie Tocci
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, giugno 2008, 4 p. (MICROCON Policy Briefing ; 3)
In: Altri paper e articoli

The European Union, Civil Society and Conflict Transformation: A Conceptual Framework

Nathalie Tocci
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, luglio 2008, 40 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 1)
In: Altri paper e articoli

Civil Society and Conflict Transformation in Abkhazia, Israel/Palestine, Nagorno-Karabakh, Transnistria and Western Sahara

Nona Mikhelidze
Nicoletta Pirozzi
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, novembre 2008, 84 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 3)
In: Altri paper e articoli

Civil Society Building Peace in the European Neighbourhood

Natalia Mirimanova
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, marzo 2010, 48 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 10)
In: Altri paper e articoli

Engaging Civil Society in the Nagorno Karabakh Conflict

Licínia Simão
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, giugno 2010, 37 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 11)
In: Altri paper e articoli

The EU and Moldova's Third Sector

George Dura
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, giugno 2010, 34 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 14)
In: Altri paper e articoli

The EU and Civil Society in the Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict

Nicu Popescu
Brighton, Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, giugno 2010, 33 p. (MICROCON Policy Working Paper ; 15)
In: Altri paper e articoli

Thinking Beyond TAP

Fatih Özgür Yeni
Roma, Istituto Affari Internazionali, 2013, 14 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 1332

Conceiving the New Turkey after Ergenekon

Umit Cizre
Joshua W. Walker
p. 89-98
In: The International Spectator 45/1

Assessing Turkey's "Soft Power" Role

Eleni Fotiou
Dimitrios Triantaphyllou
p. 99-113
In: The International Spectator 45/1

Turkey's New Foreign Policy and the Future of Turkey-EU Relations

Emiliano Alessandri
p. 85-100
In: The International Spectator 45/3