Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Vassilis Fouskas

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Volume 17, issue 4, 2015

Stopping the Run on the PIIGS! EMU Structural Imbalances, the Sovereign Debt Crisis and the Response of the EU pp. 353-372

Leila Simona Talani

Turkey's Economic Fragility, Foreign Capital Dependent Growth and Hot Money pp. 373-391

Mehmet Ufuk Tutan and Al Campbell

Why has Social Democracy not Developed in Turkey? Analysis of an Atypical Case pp. 392-407

Yunus Emre

Romanian Post-socialist Industrial Restructuring at the Local Scale: Evidence of Simultaneous Processes of De-/Reindustrialization in the Lugoj Municipality of Romania pp. 408-426

Ioan Sebastian Jucu

Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies: The Role of Corruption and Individual Attributes pp. 427-446

Saurav Pathak, Emanuel Xavier-Oliveira and André O. Laplume

Gender and the Wage Gap in Turkish Academia pp. 447-464

Meltem Ucal, Mary Lou O'Neil and Sule Toktas

The Paradox of Rights-Claiming: The Case of Mazlumder in Turkey pp. 465-483

Bihter Tomen

Volume 17, issue 3, 2015

Turkey, the Arab Spring and Beyond pp. 249-251

Bülent Aras and E. Fuat Keyman

Mediation as a Foreign Policy Tool in the Arab Spring: Turkey, Qatar and Iran pp. 252-268

Pınar Akpınar

Reform and Capacity Building in the Turkish Foreign Ministry: Bridging the Gap between Ideas and Institutions pp. 269-285

Bülent Aras

Practical Geopolitical Reasoning in the Turkish and Qatari Foreign Policy on the Arab Spring pp. 286-302

Özgür Pala and Bülent Aras

The Impact of the Arab Spring on the Gulf Cooperation Council pp. 303-320

Larbi Sadiki

Turkey and Iran: The Two Modes of Engagement in the Middle East pp. 321-336

E. Fuat Keyman and Onur Sazak

Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Arab Spring: Between Western Orientation and Regional Disorder pp. 337-352

Emirhan Yorulmazlar and Ebru Turhan

Volume 17, issue 2, 2015

Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Balkans: A Europeanized Foreign Policy in a De-Europeanized National Context? pp. 123-140

Birgül Demirta¸

Connecting the Dots: The Washington Consensus and the ‘Arab Spring’ pp. 141-158

Shampa Roy-Mukherjee

Economic Crises in Turkey and Pathways to the Future pp. 159-180

Kursat Cinar and Tekin Kose

Foreign Policy Influences on Outward Direct Investment: The Case of Turkey pp. 181-203

Istvan Egresi and Fatih Kara

The Woman Entrepreneur in Albania: An Exploratory Study on Motivation, Problems and Success Factors pp. 204-221

Veland Ramadani

Metaphors Matter: The Ideological Functions of the Kosovo–Holocaust Analogy pp. 222-242

Dimitrios E. Akrivoulis

The Same Things Return with Different Colours pp. 243-248

William Mallinson

Volume 17, issue 1, 2015

Informal Institutions in the Western Balkans: An Obstacle to Democratic Consolidation pp. 1-14

Sinisa Marcic

Politics and Remembrance in Post-War Vukovar pp. 15-28

Renata Schellenberg

Privacy Concern in Western Balkan Countries: Developing a Typology of Citizens pp. 29-48

Jelena Budak, Edo Rajh and Ivan-Damir Anić

Leadership Succession in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan: Regime Survival after Nazarbayev and Karimov pp. 49-67

Thomas Ambrosio

Conflict Resolution in Frozen Conflicts: Timing in Nagorno-Karabakh pp. 68-85

Elena Pokalova

Jihad or Security? Understanding the Jihadization of Chechen Insurgency through Recruitment into Jihadist Units pp. 86-105

Emil A. Souleimanov

Greece, Financialization and the EU: The Political Economy of Debt and Destruction pp. 106-114

Radman Selmic

Greece, Financialization and the EU: The Political Economy of Debt and Destruction pp. 115-121

Kivanç Ulusoy

Volume 16, issue 4, 2014

Eduard Shevardnadze: The Silver Fox Remembered* pp. 399-403

Thomas Goltz

Davutoğlu Era in Turkish Foreign Policy Revisited pp. 404-418

Bülent Aras

Sovereign Debt or Balance of Payments Crisis? Exploring the Structural Logic of Adjustment in the Eurozone pp. 419-436

Matthias Kaelberer

From Carasovan to Croat: The ‘Ethnic Enigma’ of a (Re)Invented Identity in Romania pp. 437-458

Remus Cretan, Paul Kun and Lucian Vesalon

WikiLeaks on the Middle East: Obscure Diplomacy Networks and Binding Spaces pp. 459-473

Salih Bicakci, Deniz Rende, Sevinc Rende and Olcay Taner Yildiz

The National Question in Cyprus and the Cypriot Communist Left in the Era of British Colonialism (1922–59) pp. 474-501

Yiannos Katsourides

Negotiating Diplomacy in the New Europe: Foreign Policy in Post-Communist Bulgaria pp. 502-504

Preslava Stoeva

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 3, 2014

The Black Sea Region: The Neighbourhood too Close to, yet still Far from the European Union pp. 279-285

Sinem Akgul Acikmese and Dimitrios Triantaphyllou

The European Union and the Black Sea Region in Search of a Narrative or a New Paradigm pp. 286-299

Dimitrios Triantaphyllou

The EU's Conflict Resolution Policies in the Black Sea Area pp. 300-313

Licínia Simão

Squaring the Circle: The EU's Operational Impact in the Black Sea Region pp. 314-325

Sinem Akgul Acikmese and Cihan Dizdaroglu

Environmental Concerns in EU–Black Sea Affairs pp. 326-342

Tatiana Coutto and Balkan Devlen

The EU's Democratization Efforts in the Black Sea Region: The Challenge of ‘Domesticating’ Democracy pp. 343-355

Iryna Solonenko

Continuities and Ruptures: Tracking the US Interests in the Black Sea Area in the Context of the ‘Pivot to Asia’ pp. 356-369

Sergei Konoplyov and Igor Delanoë

Russian Reactions towards EU–Black Sea Integration pp. 370-382

Maria Raquel Freire

Turkish Policy towards the Wider Black Sea and the EU Connection pp. 383-397

Mustafa Aydın

Volume 16, issue 2, 2014

The Political Economy of Turkey's Economic Miracle pp. 137-160

Turan Subaşat

Financialization in Turkey: The Case of Consumer Debt pp. 161-180

Elif Karacimen

Rethinking Islamic Hegemony in Turkey through Gezi Park pp. 181-195

Nikos Moudouros

Political Unconscious of Croatia and the EU: Tracing the Yugoslav Syndrome through Fredric Jameson's Lenses pp. 196-222

Nebojša Blanuša

A New Turkish–American Partnership in Progress: The Nature of Bilateral Partnership during Two Periods of Crisis pp. 223-242

Kilic Bugra Kanat

The Politics of (No) Alternatives in Post-Milošević Serbia pp. 243-259

Branislav Radeljić

Exploring ‘What's Good about Security’: Politics of Security during the Dissolution of Yugoslavia pp. 260-278

Ali Bilgic

Volume 16, issue 1, 2014

The Devil is in the ‘Domestic’? European Integration Studies and the Limits of Europeanization in Turkey pp. 1-10

Başak Alpan and Thomas Diez

Zooming into the ‘Domestic’ in Europeanization: Promotion of Fight against Corruption and Minority Rights in Turkey pp. 11-29

Gözde Yılmaz and Diğdem Soyaltın

Europeanization in Turkey: In Search of a New Paradigm of Modernization pp. 30-46

Alper Kaliber

Usages of Europe in Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Middle East pp. 47-67

Defne Günay and Kaan Renda

‘Europe-as-Hegemony’ and Discourses in Turkey after 1999: What has ‘Europeanization’ Got to Do with It? pp. 68-85

Başak Alpan

AKP's ‘Europeanization’ in Civilianization, Rule of Law and Fundamental Freedoms: The Primacy of Domestic Politics pp. 86-101

Beken Saatçioğlu

Funding Democracy, Funding Social Services? The European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights in the Context of Competing Narratives in Turkey pp. 102-118

Hanna Mühlenhoff

The Role of the EU in Turkey's Legislative Reforms for Eliminating Violence against Women: A Bottom-Up Approach pp. 119-136

Burcu Özdemir