Гагаузы в контексте румыно-турецких отношений в период 1918-1940 гг.: история и личности / The Gagauz in the context of the Romanian-Turkish relations in the period from 1918 to 19... by Stepan Bulgar, Ivan Duminica

“…In the dissemination of the policy of the Turkish identity among the Gagauz in Bessarabia, Turkish government largely relied on Gagauz intellectuals and the youth. …”
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Integrating refugees into the Turkish labour market by Del Carpio, X, Seker, S, Yener, A

“…With support from the international community, the Turkish government is taking action to overcome some of these.…”

Assimilation, Security and Geographical Nationalization in Interwar Turkey: The Settlement Law of 1934 by Erol Ülker

“…This paper discusses the relationship between the geographical dimension of the Turkish government’s population homogenizing measures and security policies in the Settlement Law of 1934. …”
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Some Possible Hydro-Economic Effects of Ilisu Dam Project Within the Overall Effects of Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP)

“…The growing population base, and the associated developmental efforts conducted by the Turkish government in the recent past, at present, and in the foreseeable future all are associated with a given average annual flow of the Euphrates–Tigris rivers (within Turkey) of no more than 55 billion cubic meter. …”
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The Cooperation of Turkey and Azerbaijan in Military Sphere at the Turn of 20th-21st Centuries by Parubochaya Elena Fedorovna

“…Ankara was the first state, which recognized the independence of Azerbaijan Republic. Moreover, Turkish government made great efforts to strengthen new state in different spheres. …”
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Public diplomacy and soft power of Turkey in Kazakhstan by F. Kukeeva, E. Chukubayev, N. Sultanmuratov, R. Alypkyzy

“…In addition, the Turkish government is trying to use other tools of public diplomacy. …”
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The Question of the Armenian Genocide in Taner Akçam’s Intrpretation by Seda Gasparyan

“…The linguistic approach to the study of his considerations of the question, as well as his firm belief concerning the responsibility of the present Turkish government for the shameful actions of their predecessors helps to bring out interesting facts and implied meanings.…”
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The role of religious factor in committing of the Armenians genocide in 1915 by S M Stepanyanz

“…Genocide of the Armenians committed by young Turkish government of Osmond Turkey was also of religious shade. …”
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Les étudiants ouest-africains en Turquie  by Issouf Binaté

“…These study mobilities were initiated by the Turkish government's policy of internationalization, which allowed thousands of young people to leave for Ankara, Istanbul or Konya, making Turkey a new player on the global scene of educational exchanges. …”
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Turkey’s Travails: Purges Worsen Ankara’s Democracy Deficit by Dorsey, James Michael

“…The Turkish government’s sweeping crackdown across the public services in the wake of a failed military coup in July has highlighted a deep-rooted flaw in Turkish democracy: the politicisation of Turkey's bureaucracy and judiciary.…”
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Cultural Propaganda Exhibitions of the British Council in Ankara in the 1940s by Esra ÖZKAN KOÇ, Raziye Çiğdem ÖNAL

“…The pro-British exhibitions provided the opportunity to establish close relations with Turkish Government officials; and so can be seen to have served Britain’s propaganda efforts to secure Turkey as an ally, both during and after the war. …”
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Yeni Edirne Gazetesi'ne Göre Bulgaristan'dan Türkiye'ye Göçler 1950-1951 by Halil Şimşek, Fulya Arslan

“…This study focuses on the reports of the newspaper and how it approached the causes of the emigration; the arrival of the emigrants at Edirne; the number of the emigrants; their occupations; their origins in Bulgaria; their reception in the city; Turkish government’s policy on the issue; the difficulties encountered by the emigrants; charity organizations that helped them; jobs provided for the emigrants.…”
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UNHCR in Turkey by Elif Ozmenek

“…The work of the UNHCR Turkey Program presents a unique example of the problematic relationship between a nation-state and an international refugee regime. The Turkish government ratified the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees in March 1962, but maintains the geographical limitation restricting its asylum commitment to applicants from European countries. …”
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The Impact of the Confiscation of the Turkish Dreadnoughts and of the Transfer of Goeben and Breslau to Constantinople upon the Turkish Entry into WWI by Heinz Richter

“…Tuchman) shifted the weight from the so far stronger neutralists to the bellicists with in the Turkish Government towards war minister Enver. Without this mistake Goeben and Breslau would never have sought shelter in Turkey. …”
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Security for States vs. Refugees: peration Provide Comfort and the April 1991 Mass Influx of Refugees from Northern Iraq into Turkey by Kemal Kirisçi

“…Under pressure from the Turkish government and world public opinion, Western allies declared a safe zone above the 36th parallel in northern Iraq and launched "Operation Provide Comfort." …”
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Jeunes-Turcs et Hellénisme : de l’enthousiasme à la réalité by Alkisti Sofou

“…After defeats and the Balkan Wars, the Turkish government turned to a more nationalistic policy: boycotting businesses owned by Christian population and violently expulsion of the Rums from the Asia Minor coast, even before the outbreak of the First World War.…”
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Sovietization of Armenia in 1920 and Sergo Ordzhonikidze by V. Mukhanov

“…Another focus of the article is the decision-making process in Moscow on the sovietization of Armenia and the relevant contacts with the new Turkish government of Mustafa Kemal. The article highlights the differences that existed within the Soviet leadership on the question of choosing the political line in relations with Armenia, and analyzes the position and actons of S. …”
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Turkey’s policy in Central Asia: results and prospects by T. V. Andrukhin

“…After the dissolution of the Soviet Union with the immediate appearance on the world map of five independent republics in Central Asia, the Turkish government, believing in its own political calling to unite the Turkic-speaking peoples under its auspices, launched extensive activities to plant its influence in this region. …”
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Turkish Foreign Relations in the Post-Cold War Era by Atila Eralp

“…During the Cold War, the Turkish Government ran its foreign policy believing in the uniformity of the Western Alliance (the United States and Europe) and in close co-operation with the West, especially with the United States. …”
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Turkey, Europe and Women’s Rights: The Controversial Debate on the Istanbul Convention by Carola Cerami

“…The main aim of this analysis is to explore the meaning, impact and aftermath of the Turkish government’s decision. The article is divided into two parts: the first part analyses the scope and purposes of the Istanbul Convention, and the second part explores Turkey’s increasing authoritarianism over the last decade, which offers the framework to interpret its decision to withdraw.…”
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