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The social realities behind the discourse of “Radicalization”

The social realities behind the discourse of “Radicalization”

by Omer Faruk Sazak* | Jan 16, 2020 | Diversity & Inclusion, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Research

 Abstract Beyond abstract or conceptual aspects, “counter-radicalisation” in practitioners’ use refers to a contextual action plan with relevant online and offline components deemed necessary to prevent radicalisation. Nearly every country conducts tailored...
Book Review: When Trees Fall, Monkeys Scatter: Rethinking Democracy in China*

Book Review: When Trees Fall, Monkeys Scatter: Rethinking Democracy in China*

by Ibrahim Genc | Jan 15, 2020 | Book Review, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics

‘When Trees Fall, Monkeys Scatter: Rethinking Democracy in China’ is an important book that tackles a timely and depressing issue of our times, the emergence of new types of regimes. John Keane, the author of the book, is renowned for his imaginative thinking about...
What is next on the U.S. – Iran Conflict?

What is next on the U.S. – Iran Conflict?

by Bahri Kosar* | Jan 10, 2020 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics

Never-ending tension in the Middle East escalated once again when the U.S. killed a crucial Iranian military figure, Qasem Soleimani, in Iraq months before the U.S. presidential election. Soleimani’s death, of course, outraged the Iranian government, not only because...
The Impact of PESCO for the European Defence Industry

The Impact of PESCO for the European Defence Industry

by Steven Blockmans* | Jan 9, 2020 | Commentary, Events & Activities, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Proceedings

Thank you very much for having me via video-link. Congratulations to the friends at Beyond the Horizon for mounting this impressive conference. I apologise for not being able to join you in person and would like to thank the organisers for allowing me to beam in from...
Analysis of the Attack to Kill Soleimani and Repercussions for US and Beyond

Analysis of the Attack to Kill Soleimani and Repercussions for US and Beyond

by Onur Sultan | Jan 6, 2020 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics

A qaytusha attack killed one US contractor on an Iraqi base in Kirkuk on 27 December. To reciprocate, the US bombed three sites in Iraq and Syria belonging of Kataib Hezbollah, a designated terrorist group which US holds responsible. As retaliation to this US action...
Who should worry first, if the BMD radar in Turkey is to be shut down?

Who should worry first, if the BMD radar in Turkey is to be shut down?

by Bahri Kosar* | Dec 26, 2019 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics

The matter of the possible ‘closure’ of the Incirlik base, which has always been on the agenda in every turbulent period in Turkish-American relations, has come up once again in the previous days. This time, the new turbulent period started with the Turkish...
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