The Edge of Diplomacy

The Edge of Diplomacy... Dr. Sadik offers a thorough analysis of multilateral coercive diplomacy processes during the Bosnian War and the Second Gulf War. Having the first case in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War and the second in the aftermath of 9/11 provide a fertile ground for comparative analysis in tracing the change and continuity in global discourse and engagement in international politics. In view of these cases and historic structural developments in international system, Dr. Sadik explores the emerging boundaries of diplomacy, and the ongoing challenges to Transatlantic alliance in the new era.

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Dr. Sadik earned his Ph.D. from the University of Georgia (Georgia, USA). American foreign policy and Transatlantic relations are among his current research interests. He has published articles on American foreign policy, and his book "American Image in Turkey: U.S. Foreign Policy Dimensions" is published by Lexington Books.