INTL 375—Eurasia: Politics and Society since 1914 - PONARS Eurasia

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INTL 375 Syllabus Fall 2017 Finalized.pdf

Şener Aktürk

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Associate Professor, Department of International Relations

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Koç University, Istanbul

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Comparative Politics, Ethnic Politics, Institutions, Nationalism, Religion, Germany, Russia, Turkey

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