Reviewed by Emre Ozkan

In the book, Iran in Crisis, the author Rogar Howard, tries to examine some of the most important and debated issues about the contemporary politics. As it can be understood from the book’s title, the author evaluates the Iran’s policies about nuclear energy and American response to these policies. Many books with this title usually discuss the issue subjectively and neglect...

Reviewed by Burcu Demir

Eileen Denza who is a former Legal Counsellor to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, analyzes the Three Pillar System of the European Union. First, she defines the concept of this supranational and intergovernmental union of 27 states and emphasizes that it is not an international organization having legal personality under the law of its Member States. Furthermore; it has no property...

Reviewed by Engin Akcay

Why America Is Becoming Lonely?

When people see a strong horse and a weak horse,
by nature they will like the strong horse.
Usame b. Ladin, Kandahar, Nov., 2001

Perception has a crucial importance in foreign affairs, as well as matters in psychology and sociology. According to Mark Steyn, who says “America Alone” in his best-seller, America’s global act of striving is also an...

Reviewed by Zeynep Sengul

To be equipped with the required knowledge in the struggle against terror is today much more crucial than any actor factor. To be able to understand the current developments, we must have the sense of what is going on in the real world. While thinking about these necessities, the author of these lines discovered that the book of Walter Laqueur “The...

Reviewed by Murat Sogangoz

The book mainly focuses upon the new opportunities which Europe have in the Middle East after the end of the Cold War. North Africa is also included in the term ‘Middle East’ by the authors. It discusses about the changes in international politics by the end of the Cold War and the possible chances of Europe to restore its influence in...