Gaza and New Solidarities
History came to an end sometime between nineteen eighty-nine and nineteen ninety-one; people may scoff at the very idea, but everyone acts as if it is true. In the heady days following the end of the Cold War, there was euphoria in Western circles that led many to believe in a fantasy of a world order of peace and prosperity built upon liberalism in politics and liberalism in the economy.
Does Anyone Really Care? International Law and South Africa’s Appeal to the International Court of Justice
Does Anyone Really Care? International Law and South Africa’s Appeal to the International Court of Justice
Constellations of Mediation and Guarantor Roles in Conflict Resolution
Conflict response is complex and complicated, especially for protracted and intractable conflicts. Developing “constellations” of mediator and guarantor roles, rather than focusing solely on actors for such roles, can address several critical challenges that emerge because of the realpolitik of regional and international interests and power dynamics amongst the parties to the conflict and external intervening units.
Strategic research is the process of understanding the current situation correctly with a national foreign policy perspective, foreseeing and planning the future in the light of analysis, and being prepared for possible scenarios.
Dr. Hakan Fidan
Minister of Foreign Affairs
For 30 years, SAM has been bridging research and practice by producing scientific data and analysis for decision makers as well as collaborating with universities, think tanks and independent experts.
Dr. Polat Safi
SAM Chairman
Does Turkish Foreign Policy Need Theory?
“Does Turkish foreign policy need theory? We talked about the search for dialogue between discipline and practice with our esteemed professors in the panel moderated by Dr. Nuh Yılmaz at our Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
April 26, 2024
