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109552
Decline of western realism
/ Gvosdev, Nikolas K; Takeyh, Ray
Takeyh, Ray
Journal Article
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2012.
Summary/Abstract
WHEN OPERATION Odyssey Dawn commenced in the skies over Libya on March 19, 2011, it represented a major turnaround in U.S. policy. Only nine months earlier, U.S. ambassador Gene Cretz had characterized the regime as a "strategic ally" of the United States due to Libyan cooperation on counterterrorism and nonproliferation issues (and its halting, tentative steps toward greater openness). Now Libya found itself on the receiving end of conventional U.S. military power for repressing a civilian population agitating for governmental change.
Key Words
Iran
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United States
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Egypt
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Libya
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Kurd
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Qaddafi
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US National security
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Saddam Hussein
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Barack Obama
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Hosni Mubarak
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Operation Odyssey Dawn
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138864
Interethnic violence, separatism and political reconciliation in Turkey and Indonesia
/ Qurtuby , Sumanto Al
Qurtuby , Sumanto Al
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This comparative article discusses the local dynamics of interethnic violence and separatist movement in Turkey and Indonesia, and examines the role of the central governments in these two countries in responding to, and resolving, the conflict and separatism. More specifically, the article focuses on Turkish–Kurdish conflict and Indonesian–Acehnese violence, and explores perspectives of the secessionist groups of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and Free Aceh Movement (GAM) with regard to the quest of justice and conciliation. The heart of this article is to investigate the dynamics of micropolitics of political reconciliation and attempts at conflict resolution and peacebuilding between Ankara and PKK as well as Jakarta and GAM aiming at identifying the root causes underlying Turkey’s failure and Indonesia’s success in addressing their ethnic problems.
Key Words
Conflict Resolution
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Indonesia
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Turkey
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Kurd
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Peacebuilding
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Aceh
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Political Reconciliation
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018412
Kurdish question and its impact on Turkey's foreign policy: from 1923 to 2000
/ Ataman Muhittin
Winter 2000
Ataman Muhittin
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Winter 2000.
Description
33-49
Key Words
International relations-Turkey
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Turkey-International Relations
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Kurd
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ID:
018382
Kurdish question in Turkish politics
/ Cornell Svante E
Winter 2001
Cornell Svante E
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Winter 2001.
Description
31-46
Key Words
Internal Politics-Turkey
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Kurd
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Turkey-Internal POlitics
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018383
Rise and fall of the PKK
/ Radu Michael
Winter 2001
Radu Michael
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Winter 2001.
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47-64
Key Words
Internal Politics-Turkey
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Kurd
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Conflict-turkey
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106107
Turkey's Kurdish initiative
/ Gunter, Michael
Gunter, Michael
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2011.
Key Words
Turkey
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Kurd
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Kurdish
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