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Papers by Ayşegül Sever
Contemporary Israli-Turkish Relations in Comparative Perspective
A Reluctant Partner of the US over Suez? Turkey and the Suez crisis
Oydaşmacı Kurumsallaşan Rejim: Lübnan Cumhuriyeti
A Wall of Despair: The Interplay of the Turkish Wall and Foreign Policy in Syria
The Middle East Journal
The wall constructed along the Turkish-Syrian border is one of the new wave of border barriers bu... more The wall constructed along the Turkish-Syrian border is one of the new wave of border barriers built in the twenty-first century and represents a radical shift in Turkey's Middle East policy. The decision to erect the "Turkish Wall" was the result of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government's desire to improve relations with the European Union, Russia, and the United States in the context of the Syrian Civil War. This article uses the concept of "fortified boundaries" as its framework to analyze the transformed border.
Turkey at the crossroads on Iraq: A Test Case for Turkey-US Relations -East West Institute, New York
Ayşegül Sever - Turkey's Constraining Position on Western Reform Initiatives in the Middle East - Mediterranean Quarterly 18:4
Türk Dış Politikasında Çok Yönlü Bir Etmen Olarak Irak Problemi
TÜSIAD, 2008
•“Priorities, Constraints and Motivations in Turkey’s Accession to NATO”
Bruylant, 2005
Turquie/Syrie : de rapprochements en désillusions
La relation turco-syrienne fait partie de celles sur lesquelles la diplomatie turque a le plus in... more La relation turco-syrienne fait partie de celles sur lesquelles la diplomatie turque a le plus investi ces dix dernières années. Mobilisant des niveaux de coopération inédits, le rapprochement entre la Turquie et la Syrie constitue un bon exemple pour comprendre jusqu’où Ankara est allée pour améliorer ses relations avec ses voisins moyen-orientaux, particulièrement depuis l’arrivée au pouvoir du Parti de la justice et du développement (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi – AKP) en 2002. La relation t..
Reflections of Iraq on Turkish Foreign Policy
ATINER, 2009
AB ve ABD'nin Ortadoğu'da Politika Öncelikleri ve Türkiye
Der Yayınları, 2004
Irak Kürt Siyasetindeki Gelişmelerin Türkiye-Irak İlşkilerine Yansımaları 1958-1975
Türk Tarih Kurumu Yayınları, 2008
Çoktaraflılık ve Türkiye-İsrail İlişkileri
Yalın Yayıncılık, 2012
Küba Bunalımı ve Jüpiter Füzeleri Sorunu
Platin Yayınları, 2008
• “Turkey and EU’ vis-à-vis US policy on Iraq”, On-line dossier on EU-Turkish Relations,Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Barcelona
E-International Relations Publishing, 2018
This is an excerpt from Conflict and Diplomacy in the Middle East: External Actors and Regional R... more This is an excerpt from Conflict and Diplomacy in the Middle East: External Actors and Regional Rivalries. Get your free copy here. Regionalism and globalism are two of the leading phenomena in world politics. In the age of globalism, regionalism can be treated as a complementary and interacting phenomenon-or as a competing and conflicting one. Globalization creates powerful demands for regionalism that are not particular to one specific region, but to all regions. Considering the global-regional nexus as an unavoidably synchronized and complimentary set of processes concerning the Middle East, the chapter primarily draws attention to the state of regionalism in the Arab Middle East and its spillovers. With nationalist and protectionist trends on the rise with the election of Donald Trump in the US and the UK's Brexit decision, it is perhaps not a popular time for commenting on the state of regionalism in the Middle East. A scarcity of regional cooperation in the area has also led interested commentators and scholars to label the Middle East as "the region without regionalism" (Aarts 1999, 91) or a space of weak regionalism.
The 'Iraq Factor' in Turkey, EU and US Triangle since 9/11
Contentious Issues of Security and the Future of Turkey, 2018
•“Turkey and EU’ vis-à-vis US policy on Iraq”, On-line dossier on EU-Turkish Relations
La Turquie au Moyen-Orient : Le retour d’une puissance régionale
La République de Turquie a tourné le dos au Moyen-Orient pendant la plus grande partie du xxe siè... more La République de Turquie a tourné le dos au Moyen-Orient pendant la plus grande partie du xxe siècle. Ce repli stratégique et culturel, acté dans les années 1920 pour consolider l'État naissant après l'effondrement de l'Empire ottoman et refonder une nation turque débarrassée des influences orientales, a perduré jusqu'à la fin de la guerre froide. Le monde arabe et iranien était devenu l'Orient d'une Turquie qui se voulait fermement ancrée dans la modernité occidentale. Le contraste est aujourd'hui saisissant : la Turquie en plein renouveau, progressivement libérée des tabous du kémalisme, réinvestit rapidement le Moyen-Orient, devenu terrain d'expansion économique et d'expérimentation diplomatique. Elle se positionne comme une puissance régionale à part entière, sur le mode du soft power. Le Moyen-Orient est même parfois présenté comme l'alternative à une perspective européenne en berne. Mais les « printemps arabes » posent un sérieux défi au...
Regional Organizations and Legitimacy
Routledge, London/New York, 2021
Contemporary Israli-Turkish Relations in Comparative Perspective
A Reluctant Partner of the US over Suez? Turkey and the Suez crisis
Oydaşmacı Kurumsallaşan Rejim: Lübnan Cumhuriyeti
A Wall of Despair: The Interplay of the Turkish Wall and Foreign Policy in Syria
The Middle East Journal
The wall constructed along the Turkish-Syrian border is one of the new wave of border barriers bu... more The wall constructed along the Turkish-Syrian border is one of the new wave of border barriers built in the twenty-first century and represents a radical shift in Turkey's Middle East policy. The decision to erect the "Turkish Wall" was the result of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government's desire to improve relations with the European Union, Russia, and the United States in the context of the Syrian Civil War. This article uses the concept of "fortified boundaries" as its framework to analyze the transformed border.
Turkey at the crossroads on Iraq: A Test Case for Turkey-US Relations -East West Institute, New York
Ayşegül Sever - Turkey's Constraining Position on Western Reform Initiatives in the Middle East - Mediterranean Quarterly 18:4
Türk Dış Politikasında Çok Yönlü Bir Etmen Olarak Irak Problemi
TÜSIAD, 2008
•“Priorities, Constraints and Motivations in Turkey’s Accession to NATO”
Bruylant, 2005
Turquie/Syrie : de rapprochements en désillusions
La relation turco-syrienne fait partie de celles sur lesquelles la diplomatie turque a le plus in... more La relation turco-syrienne fait partie de celles sur lesquelles la diplomatie turque a le plus investi ces dix dernières années. Mobilisant des niveaux de coopération inédits, le rapprochement entre la Turquie et la Syrie constitue un bon exemple pour comprendre jusqu’où Ankara est allée pour améliorer ses relations avec ses voisins moyen-orientaux, particulièrement depuis l’arrivée au pouvoir du Parti de la justice et du développement (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi – AKP) en 2002. La relation t..
Reflections of Iraq on Turkish Foreign Policy
ATINER, 2009
AB ve ABD'nin Ortadoğu'da Politika Öncelikleri ve Türkiye
Der Yayınları, 2004
Irak Kürt Siyasetindeki Gelişmelerin Türkiye-Irak İlşkilerine Yansımaları 1958-1975
Türk Tarih Kurumu Yayınları, 2008
Çoktaraflılık ve Türkiye-İsrail İlişkileri
Yalın Yayıncılık, 2012
Küba Bunalımı ve Jüpiter Füzeleri Sorunu
Platin Yayınları, 2008
• “Turkey and EU’ vis-à-vis US policy on Iraq”, On-line dossier on EU-Turkish Relations,Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Barcelona
E-International Relations Publishing, 2018
This is an excerpt from Conflict and Diplomacy in the Middle East: External Actors and Regional R... more This is an excerpt from Conflict and Diplomacy in the Middle East: External Actors and Regional Rivalries. Get your free copy here. Regionalism and globalism are two of the leading phenomena in world politics. In the age of globalism, regionalism can be treated as a complementary and interacting phenomenon-or as a competing and conflicting one. Globalization creates powerful demands for regionalism that are not particular to one specific region, but to all regions. Considering the global-regional nexus as an unavoidably synchronized and complimentary set of processes concerning the Middle East, the chapter primarily draws attention to the state of regionalism in the Arab Middle East and its spillovers. With nationalist and protectionist trends on the rise with the election of Donald Trump in the US and the UK's Brexit decision, it is perhaps not a popular time for commenting on the state of regionalism in the Middle East. A scarcity of regional cooperation in the area has also led interested commentators and scholars to label the Middle East as "the region without regionalism" (Aarts 1999, 91) or a space of weak regionalism.
The 'Iraq Factor' in Turkey, EU and US Triangle since 9/11
Contentious Issues of Security and the Future of Turkey, 2018
•“Turkey and EU’ vis-à-vis US policy on Iraq”, On-line dossier on EU-Turkish Relations
La Turquie au Moyen-Orient : Le retour d’une puissance régionale
La République de Turquie a tourné le dos au Moyen-Orient pendant la plus grande partie du xxe siè... more La République de Turquie a tourné le dos au Moyen-Orient pendant la plus grande partie du xxe siècle. Ce repli stratégique et culturel, acté dans les années 1920 pour consolider l'État naissant après l'effondrement de l'Empire ottoman et refonder une nation turque débarrassée des influences orientales, a perduré jusqu'à la fin de la guerre froide. Le monde arabe et iranien était devenu l'Orient d'une Turquie qui se voulait fermement ancrée dans la modernité occidentale. Le contraste est aujourd'hui saisissant : la Turquie en plein renouveau, progressivement libérée des tabous du kémalisme, réinvestit rapidement le Moyen-Orient, devenu terrain d'expansion économique et d'expérimentation diplomatique. Elle se positionne comme une puissance régionale à part entière, sur le mode du soft power. Le Moyen-Orient est même parfois présenté comme l'alternative à une perspective européenne en berne. Mais les « printemps arabes » posent un sérieux défi au...
Regional Organizations and Legitimacy
Routledge, London/New York, 2021