Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies
1999 - 2025
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Volume 27, issue 6, 2025
- Life and Death from Yemen to the Euphrates: An Evaluation on Syrian Governor Cemal Pasha pp. 813-833

- Ümit Kurt
- The Foreign Policy of PASOK and the Greek–Turkish Crisis in the Aegean (1981–89) pp. 834-854

- Grigoris I. Tsaltas
- The Black Sea-Danube Road as a New Foreign Trade Route Between Turkey and Central Europe (1935–1939) pp. 855-872

- Göktuğ İpek
- The Role of Social Policy in the Evolution of PASOK’s Strategic Priorities pp. 873-888

- Constantine Dimoulas
- The Three Waves of Change in Social Policy at a Local Level: Stages of Transformation pp. 889-904

- Christoforos Skamnakis
- Shifting Sands: Threat Perceptions and Security Among Gulf Cooperation Council Member States pp. 905-926

- Khalid Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi
- Socialists, Communists, and Radical Leftists in Democratic Greece (1974–2020): An Overview pp. 927-943

- Costas Eleftheriou
- From the Rise to Power to the Accession to the EMU: The Economic Policy of PASOK (1981–2001) pp. 944-962

- Vassilis Patronis and Konstantinos Doukakis
- The Ottoman Legacy of the Connected Histories of Demographic Engineering: The Case of the Ottoman Greeks of Western Anatolia pp. 963-981

- Emre Erol
- Statelet of Survivors: The Making of a Semi-Autonomous Region in Northeast Syria pp. 982-985

- Çiğdem Görgün Akgül
Volume 27, issue 5, 2025
- Correction pp. ii-iv

- The Editors
- Perceptions and Policies of the Ottoman Empire on Italy’s Involvement in the Albanian Revolts (1911–1912) pp. 673-694

- Volkan Aksoy
- Reclaiming a Marsh in the Late Ottoman Empire: From a Local Initiative to a Large-Scale Enterprise in Serres pp. 695-713

- Özkan Akpınar
- The Clash Between Albanian Nationalism and the Ottoman Empire Over the Albanian Language, from Tanzimat to 1912 pp. 714-734

- Ethem Çeku and Anton Panchev
- ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ and an Entrepreneur: Reading Vehbi Koç’s Entrepreneurship in the Ankara-Istanbul Duality pp. 735-760

- Akansel Yalçınkaya
- The Contribution of the Guaranteed Minimum Income in Alleviating Extreme Poverty in Greece pp. 761-778

- Andreas Feronas and Nikos Kourachanis
- The Emergence of Islamic Neoliberalism in Turkish Political Economy: The Governance of Education Systems in Turkey pp. 779-795

- Gorkem Altinors
- Migration, Mobility, and War: A Transnational Analysis of Diaspora Volunteering in Civil Conflicts pp. 796-811

- Ahmet Yusuf Özdemir
Volume 27, issue 4, 2025
- Cyprus, 1955–1959: The US, Britain and the USSR: Then is Now pp. 419-435

- William Mallinson
- Cyprus and Africa in the Makarios Era: Igniting the ‘Hot’ Solidarity Against Western Imperialism pp. 436-454

- Şevki Kıralp
- Defend the Nation, Crush the People: Desertion and Civil War in Greek Macedonia, 1916–17 pp. 455-473

- Arturo Zoffmann Rodriguez
- The Political Uses of the Covid Pandemic in the Rise of Greek Neo-Authoritarianism pp. 474-494

- Filippa Chatzistavrou and Konstantinos Papanikolaou
- Syrian Immigrants and Turkish–European Union Migration Deals: Business as Usual pp. 495-512

- Cenk Aygul
- NATO’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy and Interoperability Challenges: The Case of Turkey pp. 513-529

- Evrim Gormus
- Assessing the Diffusion of Military Power Capacity of Middle Powers: The Case of Turkey pp. 530-558

- Emel Parlar Dal and Samiratou Dipama
- A Compromise Doomed to Failure: The Soviet Practice of Greek ‘Language Construction’ in the 1920s–1930s pp. 559-575

- Fedor Sinitsyn
- Rethinking Top-Down Revolutions: A Comparison of the Ottoman Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia pp. 576-593

- Ahmet Aykut Altay and Gökhan Çelen
- From Missionary Teacher to Dysfunctional Technician: Teacher Training System in Turkey and Formations of Turkish Modernity pp. 594-614

- Ziya Toprak
- The Establishment of Economic Dirigism In Maritime Trade of Turkey, 1923–1950 pp. 615-631

- Cihan Gunes
- Turkish Foreign Policy in the Nexus Between Securitization and Populism pp. 632-651

- Jülide Karakoç and Duygu Ersoy
- Turning Brain Drain into Brain Network and Brain Exchange: A Case Study of Kosovo Albanian Diaspora in the United States pp. 652-669

- Mimoza Dushi
- Conflict Areas in the Balkans pp. 670-672

- Nurcan Ceyhan
Volume 27, issue 3, 2025
- The Chabahar Transit Project: Transition from Geo-Politics to Geo-Economics pp. 283-308

- Shabnam Dadparvar and Vali Kaleji
- Which Legitimization for de facto States? The Case of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq pp. 309-332

- Mehmet Alkış and Ayşegül Sever
- In the Service of the Eastern Bloc: Czechoslovak Intelligence and the Cyprus Conflict 1974–1989 pp. 333-353

- Jan Koura
- Political Rituals and Ideological Competition: The Emergence of an “Islamic” May Day in Turkey pp. 354-370

- Nikos Moudouros
- In Ottoman – British Commercial Relations Efforts to Increase Cotton Production in Smyrna and Its Surroundings (1855–1870) pp. 371-391

- Cihan Özgün and İbrahim Hamaloğlu
- EU Macro-Regional Strategy in the Adriatic and Ionian Region: A Territorial Perspective on the EU Enlargement Policy pp. 392-411

- Raffaella Coletti and Luisa Chiodi
- Unravelling the Social Formation: Free Trade, the State and Business Associations in Turkey pp. 412-414

- Gorkem Altinors
- The Unsettled Plain: An Environmental History of the Late Ottoman Frontier pp. 414-416

- İlkay Yilmaz
- Review of: “Turkish–Greek Relations: Foreign Policy in a Securitisation Framework” pp. 416-418

- Başar Baysal
Volume 27, issue 2, 2025
- Anatolian Tigers: A Miracle or a Myth? A Regional Political Economic Analysis pp. 129-148

- Ömer Tuğsal Doruk
- Transformation of Identity among Slavic Muslim Pomaks in Bulgaria and Georgian Muslim Ajarians in Georgia: A Comparative Analysis pp. 149-171

- Alter Kahraman and Ayşegül Aydıngün
- Hegemony, Europeanization, and Migration Diplomacy: Case of the EU-Turkey Statement and Action Plan pp. 172-187

- Sefa Mertek
- The Late 19th Century Liberal Islamist Young Turk Movement in Egypt pp. 188-205

- Servet Tiken and Özlem Sürücü
- China-Central and Eastern Europe Cooperation in a Divided World: Narratives and Scenarios pp. 206-222

- Antonina Habova
- The Role of Republican and AKP Elites in the Construction and Reconstruction of Turkiye’s Foreign Policy Identity: A Critical Narrative Analysis pp. 223-241

- Emine Akcadag Alagoz
- The De-Europeanization of the Kurdish Question in Turkey and the EU pp. 242-261

- Hüseyin Kalaycı
- Beijing Winter Olympics and China’s Middle East Diplomacy in the Xi Era pp. 262-281

- Song Niu
Volume 27, issue 1, 2025
- Introduction: The Burden of History, Image, Geopolitics and Misperception in the Aegean pp. 1-12

- Mustafa Aydin and Kostas Ifantis
- A Historical Materialist Reading of the Contested Relations between Greece and Turkey pp. 13-35

- Mustafa Türkeş, Elif Uzgören and Coşkun Soysal
- Identity, Cultural Heritage and the Politics of Sovereignty: Narrating Turkey and Greece Through Ayasofya pp. 36-55

- Fulya Hisarlıoğlu, Chara Karagiannopoulou and Lerna K. Yanık
- National Role Conceptions of Greek and Turkish Foreign Policies: A Bilateral Assessment pp. 56-72

- Andreas Kotelis and Dimitrios Triantaphyllou
- The Failed Vision of a Greek–Turkish Security Community? pp. 73-90

- George Koukoudakis
- Ontological Insecurity and the Return of the Greek-Turkish Conflicts: Reconfiguring Hagia Sophia as an Ontic Space pp. 91-109

- Bahar Rumelili and Nasuh Sofuoglu
- Enduring Crises and Possibilities for Cooperation in Turkish-Greek Relations: A Feminist Account pp. 110-127

- Özlem Tür and Çiğdem Aydın Koyuncu
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