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The evolution of U.S.-Turkish relations in a transatlantic context / edited by Frances G Burwell

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BURWELL Frances G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Carlisle PA : U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute, 2008Description: vi, 118 pISBN:

1584873507 (pbk)

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Summary: Collection of papers from a 2007 conference jointly organised by the Atlantic Council, the Strategic Studies Institute, and the German Marshall Fund of the USA. Contributors are from the Turkey, the USA and Europe. Covers not only relations between the USA and Turkey, but also how NATO and the EU add further dimensions of complexity.

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Collection of papers from a 2007 conference jointly organised by the Atlantic Council, the Strategic Studies Institute, and the German Marshall Fund of the USA. Contributors are from the Turkey, the USA and Europe. Covers not only relations between the USA and Turkey, but also how NATO and the EU add further dimensions of complexity.

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