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Turkey and the Middle East


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Éditeur : Royal Institute of International Affairs Date & Lieu : 1991, London
Préface : Pages : 132
Traduction : ISBN : 0-86187-199-5
Langue : AnglaisFormat : 140x215 mm
Code FIKP : Liv. Eng. Rob. Tur. N° 3285Thème : Politique

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Turkey and the Middle East

Turkey and the Middle East

Philip Robins


Royal Institute


Turkey’s importance in the Middle East increased steadily as the Gulf crisis of 1990-91 developed. However, its potential as a major actor in Middle Eastern affairs has been largely overlooked because of its persistent desire to play a role in Europe. This study begins by assessing the effect of political currents in the region on the internal politics of Turkey, and then proceeds to examine Turkish interests and ambitions in the context of the continuing Arab-lsraeli dispute, the Gulf conflict during the 1980s and the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Turkey's economic relations with the Middle Eastern countries are also treated in detail. Finally, the study considers Turkey’s future political, economic and strategic role in the Middle East, arguing that it needs greater recognition and greater intaggption in international affairs.


Dr Philip Robins is head of the Middle East Programme at the Royal Institute of International Affairs. He has written widely on Iraq, Jordan and the Gulf, and appeared frequently on radio and television during the Gulf crisis in 1990-91. Previously he worked at the Economist Intelligence Unit, and as a journalist based in the Middle East.


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Philip Robins

Turkey and the Middle East

Royal Institute

Royal Institute of International Affairs
Chatham House Papers
Turkey and the Middle East
Philip Robins

The Royal Institute of International Affairs
Pinter Publishers
London

© Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1991

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Chatham House Papers

A Middle East Programme Publication
Programme Director: Philip Robins

The Royal Institute of International Affairs, at Chatham House in London, has provided an impartial forum for discussion and debate on current international issues for some 70 years. Its resident research fellows, specialized information resources, and range of publications, conferences, and meetings span the fields of international politics, economics, and security. The Institute is independent of government.

Chatham House Papers are short monographs on current policy problems which have been commissioned by the RIIA. In preparing the papers, authors are advised by a study group of experts convened by the RIIA, and publication of a paper indicates that the Institute regards it as an authoritative contribution to the public debate. The Institute does not, however, hold opinions of its own; the views expressed in this publication are the responsibility of the author.




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