Volume: 2009 Issue: 2, 3/1/09

Year: 2009

Articles

 

2. Rethinking Security in the Balkans: The Concept of Weak State and its Implications for Regional Security

Bülent Sarper Ağır

Page : 1-13

 

3. The European Union Policy towards the Balkan States in the Post-Cold War Era

Harun Arıkan

Page : 24-31

 

4. Nation vs. Region: Turkish Serials And The Fail of Mission of Bulgarian Historiography To Construct “Grand Narrative” of So Called Bulgarian National Revival Epoch

Dimitar V. Atanassov

Page : 23-43

 

5. Croatian-Slavonian Military Troops on European (Balkan) Battlefields During World War I

İvan Balta

Page : 45-54

Research Article

6. Ali Pasha Tepelena in the Turkish Historiography of Republican Era and Morean Uprising of 1821

Nuray Bozbora

Page : 55-67

 

7. Unwelcome Citizens:Muslim Turks of Greece and Orthodox Greeks of Turkey

Şule Chouseın

Page : 69-86

 

8. Between Longstanding Hostilities and Unwanted Alliances –the Crucial Aspects of Balkan Policy of Albanian State in Twentieth Century

Tadeusz Czekalskı

Page : 87-96

 

9. The Architecture Of The Yugoslav Diplomatic Mission In Ankara As A Result Of Collaboration Between Two Balkan Leaders And Countries

Aleksandar Kadıjevıc

Page : 97-106

 

10. Implications of Dayton Peace Agreement on CurrentPolitical Issues in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Hasan Korkut & Muhidin Mulalıć

Page : 107-117

 

11. World War I in the Balkans, 1914-1918 – Third Balkan War?

Piotr Mıkıetyńskı

Page : 119-127

Research Article

12. Ottoman Heritage in the Balkans: The Ottoman Empire in Serbia, Serbia in the Ottoman Empire

Ema Mıljkovıc

Page : 129-137

 

13. Illegal Migrations Along the Balkan Routes

Desirée Pangerc

Page : 11-19

 

14. Regional Cooperation In Western Balkans : A View From Inside The European Union. The Premises And Obstacles

Jędrzej Paszkıewıcz

Page : 149-160

Research Article

15. Edward Grey And The First Balkan War

Aleksandar Rastovıć

Page : 161-168

Research Article

16. The Precarious Presence Of The Victim-Oppressor Antinomy And The Opposing Narratives Of The Past In The Albanian-Serbian Communication In The Modern Kosovo (Some Reflections Inspired By Helena Zdravković's Research)

Wojciech Szczepańskı

Page : 169-174

 

17. GCC Model: Conflict Management for the "Greater Albania"

Cuneyt Yenıgun

Page : 7-18

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