Middle Powers in Global Governance

Brings Turkey to the core of the ongoing debates on interrelated issues of global governance, including contribution to international organizations and informal forums, south-south cooperation, development cooperation, peacebuilding, international migration, and security governance
Approaches Turkey as an emerging global governance actor actively involved in various regional and international platforms from the lenses of rising/middle power literature

Provides new insights to the existing Turkish foreign policy literature by going beyond the dominant and traditional actor/region based foreign policy analysis

Autorentext
Emel Parlar Dal is Associate Professor in the Department of International Relations at Marmara University, Turkey.

Inhalt

1. Profiling Middle Powers in Global Governance and the Turkish Case: An Introduction.- Part I Making Sense of Turkey's Middle Power at the
   Junction of the GlobalRegional.- 2. Through a Glass Darkly: The Past, Present, and Future of Turkish Foreign Policy.- 3. From Mogadishu to Buenos Aires: The Global South in the Turkish Foreign Policy in the Late JDP period (20112017).- 4. Turkey's Multistakeholder Diplomacy: From a Middle Power Angle.- Part II Turkey's Middle-Power Multilateralism.- 5. Turkey, Global Governance, and the UN.- 6. Turkey in the UN Funding System: A Comparative Analysis with the BRICS Countries (20102013).- 7. Analyzing T in MIKTA: Turkey's Changing Middle Power Role in the United Nations.- 8. Assessing Turkey's New Global Governance Strategies: The G20 Example.- Part III Turkey's Middle-Power Avenues and Means.- 9. A Heuristic History of Global Development Governance Since the 1960s and Turkey.- 10. Narrating Turkey's Story: Communicating Its Nation Brand Through Public Diplomacy.- 11. A Comparative Analysis of China and Turkey's Development Aid Activities in Sub-Saharan Africa.- 12. Turkey and India in the Context of Foreign Aid to Africa.