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The “Turkish Model” in Historical Perspective

Abstract The paper studies the “Turkish model” in a comparative historical perspective from three angles: as an example of mobilization modernization; as a combination of…

Pavel V. Shlykov

The Arab World: Between Violence and Consensus

Perhaps the most significant element of the socio-political life of the region during those years, at least to the outside observer, was violence.

Vasily A. Kuznetsov

Arab Uncertainty after the ‘Spring’

After six years of rapid and successive developments that have engulfed Arab countries, they could not reach a safe path towards the future.

Nourhan El-Sheikh

Nobel as a Barometer

It’s easy to criticize the Nobel Peace Prize, for incontestable decisions are few and far between in its history. This prize is a political barometer and an indicator of the state of affairs in the world.

Fyodor A. Lukyanov

Abstention and its Consequences

Pursuit of immediate goals can limit future foreign policy capabilities that can only exist if there is a strong economy and political ambitions are buttressed by financial and economic resources.

Alexander Vysotsky, Ruslan Volkov

East-West democracy in Tunisia

In the coming months, the world will look on as Tunisia embarks on an interesting experiment. Can an Arab country make a smooth transition from authoritarian rule to a more open political system without skidding off into Islamic extremism?

Fyodor A. Lukyanov

	
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