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Dincer, O. (2022). The legacy of the Arab uprisings on Turkey’s foreign policy: Ankara’s regional power delusion. Cambridge Review of International Affairs, DOI: 10.1080/09557571.2022.2145180.

In the aftermath of the Arab upheavals, Turkey pursued an overambitious regional leadership agenda that appeared incompatible with its underlying capabilities. In retrospect, there was sufficient evidence in the wake of the Arab upheavals that Turkey’s power capacity did not match the assertive... more

Dincer, O. (2022). Citizenship Practices in Syria Before the Arab Uprisings: The Legacy of ‘Concentric’ Citizenship. Politics, Religion & Ideology, 23(2), 158-176.

By focusing on the two Assads’ periods (1971-2011), this study traces the evolution of the nature of the relationship between the state and its citizen(s) in Syria to explain the sources and complex dynamics of the protracted conflict. It aims to promote new approaches to peace and reconstruction... more

Dincer, O., Özgüler-Aktel, B., & Hecan, M. (2021). Is Re-Calibration Feasible in Turkey-Egypt Relations? Limits and Possibilities. Turkish Policy Quarterly, 20(2), pp. 107-115.

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Dincer, O., & Hecan, M. (2021). Turkey’s Syria policy: The political opportunities and pitfalls of the Syrian conflict. In A. Al-Azmeh, H. Hasan, H. Akdedian, & N. Al-Bagdadi (Eds.), Striking from the margins: State, religion and devolution of authority in the Middle East (pp. 255-281). London: Saqi Books.

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Dincer, O., & Hecan, M. (2020). Democratisation in ambiguous environments: Positive prospects for democracy in the MENA region after the Arab Spring. Third World Quaterly, 41(12), 2087-2108.

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