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Turkey’s Grand Strategy and the Great Powers

Turkey's Grand Strategy, 2021
How compatible is Turkey’s grand strategy with the grand strategies of global great powers? This article briefly summarizes principles of Turkish grand strategy, both from a descriptive and normative point of view, and then proceeds to outline and ...
Ş. Aktürk
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Covert balancing: Great Powers, secondary states and US balancing strategies against China

, 2021
Throughout history, Great Powers have devised balancing strategies aimed at checking the ambitions of rival Great Powers. To do that, they have sought to enter and mobilize alliances and security partnerships with secondary states.
H. Meijer, Luis Simón
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The Great Powers

The Bulwarks of Peace, 2019
L. Hart
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China and the Frustrated Region: Central and Eastern Europe’s Repeating Troubles with Great Powers

, 2020
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) had few historical opportunities to interact with China, but with the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the 16+1 platform, that changed dramatically in recent years.
R. Turcsányi
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Where Great Powers Meet

, 2020
After the end of the Cold War, it seemed as if Southeast Asia would remain a geopolitically stable region within the American imperious for the foreseeable future.
David Shambaugh
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Why Great Powers Compete to Control International Institutions

International Security
:The world's two great powers, China and the United States, are competing over international order—that is, the rules, norms, and institutions that regulate relations among states and societies.
John M. Owen
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The Power of Words: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2014
Words serve as the key tool for management researchers. However, it is easy for scholars not only to advance the field, but also to harm the field with their words, intentionally or not.
Stephanie Maynard-Patrick, Melissa Cast
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Whither Non-Alignment? Indian Ocean Zone of Peace and New Delhi’s Selective Alignment with Great Powers during the Cold War, 1964–1979

Diplomacy & Statecraft, 2019
First proposed in 1964 by the Sri Lankan prime minister, the Indian Ocean Zone of Peace [IOZP] entailed eradication of foreign military bases from the Indian Ocean region as well its denuclearisation.
Yogesh Joshi
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Great powers

2012
The role of the great powers in modern and contemporary international politics and how such role has been conceptualized in international political ...
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