This book provides a unique and timely window into the views and opinions of a wide segment of the Turkish society on the subject of contemporary Turkish-U.S. relations. Based on interview data collected and analyzed largely by Turkish academicians, this study focuses on the opinions and attitudes of Turkish citizens across nine different sectors of Turkish society. Ranging from military officers to university students to the labor and media sectors, the depth and breadth of this multi-sectoral survey, looked at carefully by a group of scholars from broad academic backgrounds and public service expertise, serves as an important contribution to the literature. Serving as a "snap-shot" of contemporary views being expressed in Turkey, this work serves to identify and address those issues and events that have impacted or might tend to influence the conduct and future of Turkish-U.S. relations.
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Dr. Salmi is a professor of political science and Middle East Studies at California State University, San Bernardino.
Dr. Durgun is a professor of political science at Beykent University, Istanbul, Turkey.
Additional Contributors: Fetullah Akin, Adin Basbug, Nuran H. Belet, Hamit Emrah Beris, Vedat Bilgin, Tevfik Erdem, Gonca Bayraktar Durgun, Senol Durgun, Hikmet Kavruk, M. Akif Ozer, Ralph H. Salmi, Osman Simsek, Galen Stocking, Huseyin Yayman.
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Middle East, United States, Ottoman Empire, European Union, Central Asia, New York, Soviet Union, Council of Higher Education, United Nations, Democrat Party, President Bush, Advisory Commission, Metin Heper, Black Sea, New Right, Turkish Armed Forces, Turkish Republic, Gazi University, Second World War, World Bank, Department of State, Gonca Bayraktar, Saddam Hussein, White House, Changing Minds New!
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Middle East, United States, Ottoman Empire, European Union, Central Asia, New York, Soviet Union, Council of Higher Education, United Nations, Democrat Party, President Bush, Advisory Commission, Metin Heper, Black Sea, New Right, Turkish Armed Forces, Turkish Republic, Gazi University, Second World War, World Bank, Department of State, Gonca Bayraktar, Saddam Hussein, White House, Changing Minds New!
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- A Changing Turkey: The Challenge to Europe and the United States (Studies in Foreign Policy) by Heinz Kramer on page 12, and page 46
- The Future of Turkish Foreign Policy (BCSIA Studies in International Security) by Lenore G. Martin on page 12, and page 46
- The Middle East Since 1900 (Modern times sourcebooks) by K.A. Rice on page 171, and page 173
- Turkish-American Relations: Past, Present and Future by Mustafa Aydin on page 12, and page 145
- Turkey Between East And West: New Challenges For A Rising Regional Power by Vojtech Mastny on page 12
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