Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean in the Global and Regional Balance Based on the Axes of Geography, History, and International Law /

Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean in the Global and Regional Balance Based on the Axes of Geography, History, and International Law / / Mahmut Ak, Haluk Alkan, Metin Unver.

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We have regretfully observed for many years that the academic community in Tur key, except in some limited areas, has failed to provide the necessary contribution about the issues that Turkey has had to deal with on international level, because the debates have been confined to superficial, oversimp...

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VerfasserIn:
Ak, Mahmut,
Unver, Metin,
Alkan, Haluk,
TeilnehmendeR:
Unver, Metin,
Alkan, Haluk,
Place / Publishing House:Istanbul : : Istanbul University Press,, 2021.
Year of Publication:2021
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (425 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Aegean (Islands) Sea and Eastern Mediterranean on the Axis of Rights And Obligations
  • Evaluation of Maritime Jurisdiction Discussions With a Geographical Perspective in the Eastern Mediterranean and Aegean Sea
  • The Eastern Mediterranean and Aegean Seas Within the Context of "primacy of Geography" and "geopolitical Significance"
  • Some Remarks on Marine Living Resources in Terms of Maritime Jurisdiction Areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean Seas The Biodiversity of the Mediterranean Sea
  • The Ottoman Islands: an assessment of The Condition of the Aegean Islands in The Ottoman Classical Age
  • The Ottoman Mediterranean
  • Garp Ocaklari's Political and Diplomatic Relationship With the European States: the Case of the Republic of Venice
  • Preserving the Status Quo in the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean: Ottoman State, Greece, and The Great Powers (1864-1909)
  • International Law Aspects of the Establishment of Maritime Jurisdictional Zones in the Eastern Mediterranean
  • The New Extension of the Divergence Of Opinions With Greece in the Aegean Sea: Eastern Mediterranean and International Law
  • From the Aegean to East Mediterranean: Power, Threat and Allliances in Greek Foreign Policy
  • Global Competition in the Eastern Mediterranean and Turkey's Position: Energy Geopolitics, Security, Development Nexus
  • Territorial Waters Problem and Greece's Claims on Aegean Sea in Terms of Seaborne Trade in the Region.

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