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October 29, 2014

Turkey’s Competing Strategic Cultures: Part 4 – Now and Into the Future

  • Ryan Evans

(Read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.) Scholars of strategic culture have noted that multiple strategic cultures can exist...

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Geopoliticus
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Propaganda Wars: Militant Islam versus the Islamic State in Syria

  • Joel D. Parker

In the past two and a half years, the uneven progress of armed rebellion against the Syrian regime has...

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Geopoliticus
October 22, 2014

Turkey’s Shifting Strategic Culture: Part 3 – From Republican to Neo-Ottoman

  • Ryan Evans

(Read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 4.) Coups are a constant reference point in Turkish politics. This is not surprising...

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Geopoliticus
October 20, 2014

Turkey’s Shifting Strategic Culture: Part 2 – The Rise of Republican Strategic Culture

  • Ryan Evans

(Read Part 1, Part 3, and Part 4.) Turkey is in the headlines for its reticence to intervene more aggressively in...

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Geopoliticus
October 13, 2014

Kissinger’s World Order

  • Walter A. McDougall

PDF Version   (Editor’s Note: The following remarks were delivered by Walter McDougall at an FPRI Board of Trustees...

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Geopoliticus
October 9, 2014

Al Qaeda versus ISIS: In the campaign for jihad’s top slot, Yemen is a swing state.

  • Clint Watts

The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria’s (ISIS) rise began in the summer of 2013 but became fully evident...

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Geopoliticus
October 3, 2014

Belarus Proposes Donbas “Peacekeeping Force”

  • John R. Haines

Live in peace—prepare for war. -Russian proverb. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko on Friday proposed sending troops to serve as...

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Geopoliticus
October 1, 2014

Russia Warns Ukraine: Transdniestria Border Developments “Extremely Disturbing”

  • John R. Haines

It is worth taking note of an article in today’s ITAR-TASS in which Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin warned...

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Geopoliticus
September 30, 2014

Hungary’s “New Truth”

  • John R. Haines

In the September 2014 E-Note “Hungary: Going in the Wrong Direction?” I referenced Jobbik’s sponsorship of an October 2014...

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Geopoliticus
September 29, 2014

“Why Don’t We Go After Assad in Syria First?” – Thoughts on Countering ISIS Part 4

  • Clint Watts

(Editor’s Note: This blog post is derived from Clint Watts’ Ginsburg Lecture delivered at the National Liberty Museum on September 16, 2014.)...

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