Autorentext
Pinar Yürür is associate professor of political science and international relations at Mugla Sitki Kocman University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. Arda Özkan is assistant professor at Ankara University, Department of International Trade and Logistics.Pinar Yürür is associate professor of political science and international relations at Mugla Sitki Kocman University.

Klappentext
In Conflict Areas in the Balkans a general framework is defined and adopted for the appearance emergence and origin of the conflicts and its resolution from theory and adopted to the Balkans. The contributors, through this framework, analyze and define the main causes for the conflicts: ethno-federalism, energy, and women and migration issues.

Inhalt

Introduction

Birgul Demirtas

Chapter 1. Muslims Turks of Western Thrace and Turkish-Greek Relations: The Triadic

Relational Nexus

Gizem Cakmak & Ali Huseyinoglu

Chapter 2. What is in a Name: A Social Constructivist Analysis of Macedonian Conflict

Bezen Balamir Coskun

Chapter 3. Intra-State Conflict In The Post-Cold War Balkans: The Macedonian Case And Consociationalism

Didem Ekinci

Chapter 4. Political Status of Kosovo And Its Impact On The Regional Affairs Of Southeastern Europe

Can Kakisim

Chapter 5. The Frozen Conflict in The Consociational System Of Bosnia

Rasim Ozgur Donmez & Burcu Albayrak Donmez

Chapter 6. Problem of The Political Status Of Transnistria In Moldova

Gokturk Tuysuzoglu

Chapter 7. A Problem Between Albania and Greece: Cham Albanians

Sibel Turan & Demet Senbas

Chapter 8. National Minorities in the Balkans and the Problem of Representation:Albanian Minority in Presevo Valley

Pinar Erkem

Chapter 9. Border Conflict in Croatia-Slovenia Relations: Piran Bay Issue

Pinar Yurur

Chapter 10. A Possible Drawback in Romanian-Hungarian Relations: Historical Region of Transylvania

Selim Kurt

Chapter 11. Divided Sandzak: One Region, Two States

Elif Hatun Kilicbeyli

Chapter 12. Maritime Disputes in the Aegean Sea

Arda Ozkan

Chapter 13. Turkey's Foreign Policy in the Balkans: Soft Power in a Conflict Region

Begum Kurtulus

Chapter 14. Minority Problems in The Balkans And Etno-Federalism Debate

Tolga Cikrikci

Chapter 15. Women in War: Militarization of Women in Balkans

Gizem Bilgin Aytaç

Chapter 16. Energy Equation in the Balkan Peninsula

Cenk Ozgen

Chapter 17. Migration Issues in the Balkan States

Sanem Ozer