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Name : MUSTAFA KIBAROGLU Title : Prof. Dr. Institute : MEF UNIVERSITY, Istanbul, Turkey Positions : Chair, Department of Political Science and International Relations : Director, MEF Strategy, Center for International Security Studies and Strategic Research Phone : + 90 212 395 3659 Mobile : + 90 532 236 5549 E-Mail : [email protected] Website : www.mustafakibaroglu.com Twitter : www.twitter.com/mkibaroglu

EDUCATION & DEGREES Sabbatical - Belfer Center, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, MA., USA, 2004/2005 Post-Doc. - Center for Nonproliferation Studies, MONTEREY INSTITUTE, CA., USA, 1996/1997 Post-Doc. - Mountbatten Centre for International Studies, UNIVERSITY of SOUTHAMPTON, UK, 1996 Ph.D. - International Relations, BILKENT UNIVERSITY, Ankara, 1996 (English) MA. - Economics, BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY, Istanbul, 1990 (English) B.Sc. - Industrial Engineering, BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY, Istanbul, 1987 (English) Diploma – High School, Lycée de GALATASARAY, Istanbul, 1981 (French) MASTER THESIS East Side Story: A Comparative Analysis of Socialist and Capitalist Economic Systems, Department of Economics, Bogazici University, Istanbul, June 1990 DOCTORAL DISSERTATION The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime at the Crossroads: Strengthening or Uncertainty, Department of International Relations, Bilkent University, Ankara, July 1996 FELLOWSHIPS Sabbatical Fellowship (September 2004 - July 2005), participated in the International Security Program (ISP), and the Managing the Atom (MTA) Project, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA;

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Kibaroglu CV June 2016

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Post-doctoral Fellowship (October 1996 - July 1997), participated in projects on nuclear proliferation such as Iran's nuclear program; illegal trafficking of fissile and nuclear-related material from the post-Soviet republics; disposition of excess plutonium from nuclear weapons dismantling programs of Russia and the US; and Turkey's attempts to establish nuclear power plants and reasons of failures, at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS), Monterey, California, USA; International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Post-doctoral Fellowship (July - October 1996), worked on the “Legal Aspects of the IAEA Safeguards” at the Programme for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation (PPNN), Mountbatten Centre for International Studies (MCIS), University of Southampton, United Kingdom; United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) Fellowship (February - May 1995), participated in the UNIDIR Project “Confidence-Building and Arms Control in the Middle East,” United Nations Offices, Geneva, Switzerland; ACADEMIC AWARDS, HONORS & MEMBERSHIPS

Council Member, 1995 Nobel Peace Prize winner Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, Washington, D.C., USA; Distinguished Member, Sectoral Research Group, ROKETSAN A.S., Ankara, Turkey Board Member, Center for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies, EDAM, Istanbul, Turkey; Scientific Board Member, Equilibri: Turkish Studies Center, Milano, Italy;

Scientific Council Member, Multi-Ethnic/Religious Conflict Prevention Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina; PUBLICATIONS Books Mustafa Kibaroglu and Aysegul Kibaroglu, Global Security Watch – Turkey: A Reference Handbook, Praeger Security International, Greenwood Publishing Group, Westport, Connecticut, USA, March 2009 Edited Books 7..Ugur Ersen & Mustafa Kibaroglu (Eds.), Analysis of Strategies to Counter the Terrorism Threat, IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, December 2011; 6..Adil Duyan & Mustafa Kibaroglu (Eds.), Defence Against Terrorism, IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, August 2011; 5..Dan Radu Voica & Mustafa Kibaroglu (Eds.), Responses to Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism, IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 2011; 4..Selcuk Cankaya & Mustafa Kibaroglu (Eds.), Bioterrorism: Threats and Deterrents, IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 2010; 3..Osman Aytac & Mustafa Kibaroglu (Eds.), Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism, IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 2009; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu (Ed.), Eastern Mediterranean, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, February 2009;


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1..Mustafa Kibaroglu (Ed.), Turkey's Neighborhood, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, April 2008; Chapters in Books

23..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Nilsu Goren, “Ensuring the Safety, Security and Peaceful Nature of Nuclear Energy in Turkey”, in Chen Kane (Ed.), Nuclear Energy in the Middle East, Routledge (forthcoming);

22..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey and Nuclear Weapons: Can This be Real”, in George Perkovic and Sinan Ulgen (Eds.), Turkey and Nuclear Weapons, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington D.C., 2015, pp. 127-154;

21..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nuclear Security and Turkey. Dealing with Nuclear Smuggling”, in Sinan Ulgen (Ed.),

Nuclear Security: A Turkish Perspective, EDAM & Nuclear Threat Initiative, Istanbul, 2015, pp. 77-94; 20..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Measures to Counter the Threat of WMD Terrorism”, in U. Feyyaz Aydogdu (Ed.),

Technological Dimensions of Defence Against Terrorism, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series, Vol. 115, IOS Press, Amsterdam, 2013; pp. 63-69;

19..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Arab Spring, Turkey, and its Middle Eastern Neighbors,” in Sverre Lodgaard (ed.),

In the Wake of the Arab Spring: Conflict and Cooperation in the Middle East, Scandinavian Academic Press, Oslo, 2013, pp. 129-152;

18..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Unchanging NSNW Policy,” in Malcolm Chalmers and Hugh Chalmers (eds.),

A Problem Deferred: NATO Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons After Chicago, Royal United Services International (RUSI), Whitehall Report, October 2012; pp. 37-44;

17..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe: The Case of Turkey,” in Paolo Foradori (ed.),

Tactical Nuclear Weapons and Euro-Atlantic Security: The Future of NATO, Oxon, UK: Routledge, 2013, pp. 92-104;

16..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Long Quest for Nuclear Power,” in Mehran Kamrawa (ed.), The Nuclear

Question in the Middle East, Columbia University Press, New York, USA, 2012; 15..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “NATO and US Nuclear Weapons: What Would Happen after the Bombs Have Gone?”,

in Malcolm Chalmers and Andrew Somerville (eds.), If the Bombs Go: European Perspectives on NATO’s Nuclear Debate, Royal United Services International (RUSI), Whitehall Report 1-11, June 2011, pp. 41-49.

14..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey and Shared Responsibilities,” in Scott Sagan (ed.), Shared Responsibilities for

Nuclear Disarmament: A Global Debate, American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2010, pp. 24-27;

13..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Future of Extended Deterrence: The Case of Turkey,” in Bruno Tertrais (ed.),

Perspectives on Extended Deterrence, Coll. Research and Documents No: 03, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Paris, France, 2010, pp. 87-95;

12..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Tackling the Threat of WMD Terrorism,” in Osman Aytac & Mustafa Kibaroglu (eds.), Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Terrorism, IOS Press, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2009, pp. 161-169;

11..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “European Union’s Policy Toward Iran,” in Birgul D. Coskun & Bezen B. Coskun (eds.),

Neighborhood Challenge: European Union and Its Neighbours, Peter Lang Publisher, Boca Rato, Florida, USA, 2009, pp. 187-210;


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10..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Yasemin Nun, “Iran,” in Mustafa Kibaroglu (ed.), Turkey’s Neighborhood, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, 2008, pp. 143-165;

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Contemporary Security Challenges: Is Classical Deterrence an Adequate Response?” in

Mustafa Aydin & Kostas Ifantis (eds.), International Security Today: Understanding Change and Debating Strategy, Center for Strategic Research, SAM Papers No. 1/2006, pp. 205-224;

8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Security Implications of Turkey’s March Toward European Union Membership,” in

Joseph S. Joseph (ed.), Turkey and the European Union: Internal Dynamics and External Challenges, Palgrave, Basingstoke, Hampshire, 2006, pp. 178-190;

7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey's Threat Perception from the East: A Roadblock in its March Toward the West?”

in Ali L. Karaosmanoglu & Seyfi Tashan (eds.), Turkey's Security Perception and the European Union: Compatibilities and Incompatibilities, 2004, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, pp. 53-78;

6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Promjena Sigurnosnog Okruzenja i Koncept Odvracanja” (Changing Security

Environment and the Concept of Deterrence) in Nedzad Basic and Peter Stoett (eds.,) Sigurnosne Studije U Tranziciji (Security Studies in Transition), 2003, Univerzitet u Bihacu i Univerzitet u Banja Luci, Bosnia & Herzegovina (Bosnian Edition), pp. 296-311;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey will play an active role in the Middle East: Reflecting U.S. and other Western

interests, Turkey can become a successful bridge with the Middle East and Central Asia as an agent of stability,” in David Lesch (ed.) History in Dispute: The Middle East Since 1945, 2003, Vol. 14, First Series, Columbia, SC: Manly, Farmington Hills, MI, St. James Press, pp. 261-267;

4..Ali L. Karaosmanoglu and Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Defense Reform in Turkey,” in Istvan Gyarmati and Theodor

Winkler (eds.), Post-Cold War Defense Reforms: Lessons Learned in Europe and the United States, , 2003, East West Institute, Brassey's, New York, pp. 135-164;

3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Managing Non-Proliferation: A Turkish Perspective,” in Jasjit Singh (ed.), Reshaping

Asian Security, 2001, Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses (IDSA), Knowledge World, New Delhi pp. 244-249;

2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey,” in Harald Müller (ed.), Europe and Nuclear Disarmament, 1998, Peace

Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), European Interuniversity Press, Brussels, pp. 161-193; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “EURATOM & ABACC: Safeguard Models for the Middle East?” in Jan Prawitz and

James F. Leonard (eds.), A Zone Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Middle East, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), 1996, New York & Geneva, pp. 93-123; Articles in SSCI Journals

18… Mustafa Kibaroglu and Selim C. Sazak, “Business as Usual: The U.S.-Turkey Security Partnership,” Middle East Policy, Winter 2015, Vol. XXII, No. 4, Middle East Policy Council, Washington D.C., pp. 98-112;

17..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Place in the Missile Shield Project,” Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern

Studies, Summer 2013, Vol. 15, No. 2, Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 223-236; 16..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “NATO’nun Balistik Füze Savunma Sistemi ve Türkiye” (NATO’s Ballistic Missile

Defence and Turkey), Uluslararasi Iliskiler Dergisi, Special Issue on NATO and Turkey, Summer 2012, Vol. 9, No. 34, Uluslararasi Iliskiler Dernegi, Istanbul, pp. 183-204;


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15..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “How can countries ensure that the Nuclear Security Summit does not lose momentum and become just another gathering? Position: Kickstart momentum with local review teams and summits with teeth”, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2012, Vol. 68, No. 2, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 81-83;

14..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Iranian quagmire: How to move forward; Position: Resuscitate the nuclear swap

deal,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, November/December 2010, Vol. 66, No. 6, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 102-108;

13..Tarik Oguzlu and Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Is the Westernization Process Losing Pace in Turkey: Who’s to

Blame?” Turkish Studies, December 2009, Vol. 10, No. 4, Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 577-593; 12..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Tarik Oguzlu, “Turkey and the United States in the 21st Century: Friends or Foes?”

Korean Journal of Defense Analysis, Winter 2008, Vol. 20, No. 4, Korean Institute for Defense Analyses, Seoul, pp. 367-382;

11..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Baris Caglar “Implications of a Nuclear Iran for Turkey,” Middle East Policy,

Winter 2008, Vol. XV, No. 4, Middle East Policy Council, Washington D.C., pp. 59-80; 10..Tarik Oguzlu and Mustafa Kibaroglu “Incompatibilities in Turkish and European Security Cultures Diminish

Turkey’s Prospects for EU Membership,” Middle Eastern Studies, November 2008, Vol. 44, No. 6, Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 945-962;

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “A Turkish Nuclear Turnaround,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists,

November/December 2007, Vol. 63, No. 6, Chicago, Illinois, p. 64; 8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions from a Historical Perspective,” Middle Eastern Studies,

March 2007, Vol. 43, No. 2, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 223-245; 7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Good for the Shah, Banned for the Mullahs: The West and Iran's Quest for Nuclear

Power,” Middle East Journal, Spring 2006, Vol. 60, No. 2, Middle East Institute, Washington D.C., pp. 207-232; 6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Clash of Interest Over Northern Iraq Drives Turkish-Israeli Alliance to a Crossroads,”

Middle East Journal, Spring 2005, Vol. 59, No. 2, Middle East Institute, Washington D.C., pp. 246-264; 5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Missing Bill Clinton,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2004, Vol. 60,

No. 2, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 30- 32; 4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey Says No,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, July/August 2003, Vol. 59, No. 4,

Chicago, Illinois, pp. 22- 25; 3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Generals' Discontent,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2001, Vol.

57, No. 2, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 28-30; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Deterrent,” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 1999, Vol. 55, No.

2, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 3 & 61; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Impact of the Northern Tier on the Middle East: A Rejoinder,” Security Dialogue,

September 1996, Vol. 27, No. 3, SAGE Publications for International Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), London, pp. 319-324;

Articles in SSCI Journals’ Web Portals

4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s nuclear contradictions”, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Development and Disarmament Roundtable, Vol. 71, No. 5, September- October 2015;


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3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “How plutonium undermines the Hibakusha”, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Development

and Disarmament Roundtable, Vol. 71, No. 4, July- August 2015; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nuclear Weapons: Not taboo enough”, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Development and

Disarmament Roundtable, Vol. 71, No. 4, July- August 2015; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Selim C. Sazak, ”Good news from Vienna is a relief to Ankara”, Bulletin of the Atomic

Scientists, Analysis, Vol. 71, No. 4, July- August 2015;

Articles in International Refereed & Indexed Journals

19..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Threat of Nuclear Terrorism Requires Concerted Action,” Strategic Analysis, Vol. 38, No. 2, March 2014, Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis (IDSA), New Delhi, India, pp. 209-216;

18..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Acceptance and Anxiety: Turkey (Mostly) Embraces Obama’s Nuclear Posture,”

Nonproliferation Review, Vol. 18, No. 1, March 2011, Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS), Monterey, California, pp. 201-217;

17..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey Had Plans – But No Plants to Benefit from Nuclear Energy,” Nonproliferation

Review, Vol. 17, No. 3, November 2010, Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS), Monterey, California, pp. 437-438;

16..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Reassessing the Role of US Nuclear Weapons in Turkey,” Arms Control Today, Vol.

40, Issue. 5, June 2010, Arms Control Association, Washington D.C., pp. 8-13; 15..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turquia y Medio Oriente en una Epoca de Grades Transformaciones” (Turkey and the

Middle East at the Time of Great Transformations), Foro Internacional, Número Especial 198, “Dinámicas de Seguridad en Oriente Medio Desde la Caída de Bagdad”, Vol. XLIX, No. 4, October-December 2009, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City, pp. 892-928;

14..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Twists and Turns in Turkish Iranian Relations” Iranian Revolution at 30, Viewpoints

Special Edition, The Middle East Institute, Washington, D.C., 2009, pp. 152-154; 13..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Dealing With the Threat Posed by Non-State Armed Groups Aspiring to Weapons of

Mass Destruction” Disarmament Forum, 2008, No. 2, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), Geneva, No. 1, 2008, pp. 37-44;

12..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nuclear Energy Development and Proliferation Concerns in the Middle East” with Baris

Caglar, ORIENT, Spring 2008, Deutschen Orient Institute, Berlin, pp. 11-18; 11..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Aylin Gurzel, “U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Turkey: Yankee Go Home?” Security

Index: Russian Journal on International Security, Vol. 83, No. 3, Winter 2007, PIR Center, Moscow, pp. 77-82; 10..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “La Marcha de Turquía Hacia la Pertenencia en la Unión Europea Podría Conducir a una

Falla de Seguridad” (Turkey’s Membership in the European Union May Result in Security Deficiency) Estudios de Asia y Africa, Vol. XLI, No. 2, May-August 2006, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico, pp. 303-319;

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Isn’t it Time to Say Farewell to US Nukes in Turkey?” European Security, Vol. 14, No.

4, 2005, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 443-457; 8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “NATO Before and After the Second Gulf War.” Connections: The Quarterly Journal,

Vol. 4, No. 2, Summer 2005, Center for Security Studies, Zurich, Switzerland, pp. 43-45;


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7..Kaveh Afrasiabi & Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Negotiating Iran’s Nuclear Populism”, Brown Journal of World Affairs, Summer/Fall 2005, Vol. XII, No.1, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, pp. 255-268;

6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Concerns About the State-Building Efforts in Iraq” Iranian Journal of

International Affairs, Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), Tehran, Vol. XVIII, No. 4 (Spring 2005), pp. 443-454;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “La Turquie, les États-Unis et l’OTAN : une alliance dans l’Alliance” (Turkey, the US and

NATO: an alliance within the Alliance) Questions Internationales, No. 12, Direction de la Documentation Française, Paris, March-April 2005, pp. 30-32;

4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Changing Strategic Environment and the Concept of Deterrence” Research Papers, Vol.

IV, No. 1-2, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention Center, University of Bihac, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2004, pp. 567-580 ;

3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “An Assessment of Iran's Nuclear Program” Review of International and Strategic

Affairs, Spring 2002, Vol. 1. No. 3, Frank Cass, London, pp. 33-48; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey and Israel Strategize” Middle East Quarterly, Winter 2002, Vol. 9, No. 1, Middle

East Forum, Philadelphia, USA, pp. 61-65; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey's Quest for Peaceful Nuclear Power,” Nonproliferation Review, Spring-Summer

1997, Vol. 4, No. 3, Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS), Monterey, California, pp. 33-44; Book Reviews 2…Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Debating Security in Turkey: Challenges and Changes in the Twenty-First Century,” Ebru Canan-Sokullu (ed.), Plymouth, Lexington Books, 2013, 347 pages, Insight Turkey,Vol. 15, No. 4 (Fall 2013), SETA Foundation, pp. 207-209; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Foreign Policy in the 21st Century: A Changing Role in World Politics”, Tareq Y. Ismael and Mustafa Aydin (eds.), London, Ashgate Publishing Co., 2004, 224 pages, Turkish Studies, Vol. 5. No. 2, (Spring 2004), Taylor & Francis Group, London, pp. 153-156; Occasional Papers

2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, Between Allies and Rivals: Turkey, Nuclear Weapons and BMD, Proliferation Paper Series No 49, March 2014, Security Studies Center, IFRI, Paris;

1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, Nuclearization of the Middle East and Turkey’s Possible Responses, EDAM

Discussion Paper Series, November 2012, 2012/5, Center for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies (EDAM), Istanbul; Articles in Turkish Journals

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “What Went Wrong with the ‘Zero Problem with Neighbors’ Doctrine?”, Turkish Policy Quarterly, Fall 2012, Vol. 11, No. 3, Kadir Has University, Istanbul, pp. 85-93.

8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Role in NATO’s Nuclear Strategies Revisited”, Foreign Policy Quarterly

(Special Anniversary Issue – Turkey’s 60 Years in NATO), Vol. XXXVIII, No: 1-2, 2012, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, p. 53-66;

7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkish Perspectives on Iran’s Nuclearization” Eurasia Critic, April 2009, Eurasia

Group, Istanbul, pp. 48-54;


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6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Sweet & Sour Policy Against WMD Proliferation” Turkish Policy Quarterly, Summer 2004, Vol. 3, No. 2, Istanbul, pp. 101-111;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Triple-Trouble: ESDP, Cyprus, Northern Iraq,” Insight Turkey, January -

March 2002, Vol. 4, No. 1, Istanbul, SETA Foundation, Istanbul pp. 49-58; 4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “America's War, Turkey's Worry: A Shift from Frontline State to Fault Line State,” Insight

Turkey, October - December 2001, Vol. 3, No. 4, SETA Foundation, Istanbul, pp. 9-17; 3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Future Agenda of Non-proliferation and Arms Control” Foreign Policy Quarterly,

Spring 2001, Vol. 26, No. 1 / 2, Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, pp. 62-68; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Can Middle East be Rid of Doomsday Weapons? Nuke Tests by India and Pakistan

Highlight a Bigger Danger in the Middle East” Diplomacy Papers, June 1998, No. 1, Ankara, pp. 33-37; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Is Iran Going Nuclear?” Foreign Policy Quarterly, December 1996, Vol. 20, No. 3 - 4,

Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, pp. 35-55;

Chapters in Turkish 7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Türkiye ve Nükleer Silahlar: Bu Gerçek Olabilir Mi?” (Turkey and Nuclear Weapons: Can This Be Real?), Sinan Ulgen (Ed.), Türkiye ve Nükleer Silahlar (Turkey and Nuclear Weapons) EDAM, Istanbul (forthcoming); 6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “NATO’nun Nükleer Stratejisi ve Türkiye’deki Amerikan Nükleer Silahlari” (NATO’s Nuclear Strategy and American Nuclear Weapons in Turkey), Seyfi Tashan (Ed.), Türkiye’nin NATO’da 60 Yili: Guven Veren Bir Ortaklik (Turkey’s 60 Years in NATO: An Assuring Partnership), Foreign Policy Institute, Ankara, 2012, s. 55-72; 5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran’in Nukleer Güç Olma Iddiasi ve Bati’nin Tutumu: Sah’a Destek, Mollalara Yasak” (Iran’s Bid for Nuclear Power and the Attitude of the West), Ortadogu Siyasetinde Iran (Iran in Middle East Politics), Baris Kitap, Ankara, 2011, pp. 197-236; 4. Mustafa Kibaroglu & Aysegul Kibaroglu, “Stratejik Arastirma Merkezlerinin Yapilanmasi” (Structuring Centers for Strategic Research), Hasan Kanbolat & Hasan Ali Karasar (Eds.), Turkiye’de Stratejik Dusunce Kulturu ve Stratejik Arastirma Merkezleri: Baslangicindan Bugune Turk Dusunce Kuruluslari, (Culture of Strategic Thought in Turkey) Nobel Yayinevi, Ankara, Subat 2009, pp. 378-384; 3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Francis Fukuyama ve ‘Tarihin Sonu’” (Francis Fukuyama and the ‘End of History’) in Haydar Cakmak (Ed.), Uluslararasi Iliskiler: Giris, Kavram ve Teoriler (International Relations: Introduction, Concepts and Theories), Ankara, Platin, 2006, pp. 309-315; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran’in Nukleer Programi: Aktorler ve Etkileri” (Iran’s Nuclear Program: Actors and Their Impact), in Osman Metin Ozturk & Yalcin Sarikaya (Eds.), Kaosa Dogru Iran: Guncel Iran Incelemeleri (Iran Toward a Chaos: Contemporary Iran Studies), Ankara, Fark Yayinlari, 2006, pp: 71-120; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Türkiye, Almanya ve AB Bakis Acisindan Ortadogu icin Perspektifler” (Middle East from the Perspective of Turkey, Germany and the EU), Ortadogu’nun Siyasi ve Stratejik Durumu (The Political and Strategic Situation of the Middle East), Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Ankara, 2004, pp. 27-33;


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Articles in Turkish 22.. Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Ortadogu’da Nukleer Silahlardan Arindirilmis Bolge (NSAB) Olusturulması Cabalari ve

Turkiye” (Efforts to Create a Nuclear Weapons-Free Zone (NWFZ) in The Middle East and Turkey), Ortadogu Analiz (December 2012),Vol. 4, No. 48, s. 69-76;

21..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran ile P5+1 Arasinda Bagdat’ta Yapilan Gorusmelerin (Gizli) Gündemi” (Untold

Agenda of Negotiations in Baghdad between the “P5+1” Countries and Iran), Analist, June 2012, pp. 60-61; 20..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “2012 Baharinda Türkiye’nin Orta Dogu’daki Güvenlik Cevresine Bir Bakis” (A Closer

Look at Turkey’s Security Environment in the Middle East in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring), Ortadogu Analiz, April 2012,Vol. 4, No. 40;

19..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Arap Bahari ve Türkiye” (Arab Spring and Turkey), ADAM Akademi, 2012, Cilt. 1,

Sayi. 2, pp. 25-36; 18..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Fuze Kalkani Tartismalarinda Dun, Bugun, Gelecek” (Past, Present and Future in Missile

Shield Debate), Stratejik Analiz, No. , Aralik 2010, Istanbul, pp. …; 17..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Fuze Kalkani Projesi ve Turkiye” (Missile Shield Project and Turkey), Stratejik Analiz,

No. 101, September 2008, Istanbul, pp. 57-67; 16..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Yasemin Nun, “Irak’in Yeniden Yapilandirilmasiyla Ilgili Turkiye’nin Kaygilari”

(Turkey’s Concerns About Restructuring of Iraq), Global Strateji, Vol. 3, No. 9, 2007, Ankara, pp. 35-44; 15..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran’in Nukleer Güç Olma Iddiasi ve Bati’nin Tutumu: Sah’a Destek, Mollalara Yasak”

(Iran’s Bid for Nuclear Power and the Attitude of the West), Akademik Orta Dogu, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2006, Ankara, pp. 77-111;

14..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nükleer Silahlar ve Türkiye” (Nuclear Weapons and Turkey), Görus, June/July 2004,

Ankara, pp. 2-31; 13..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “NATO’nun Kurulusu, Misyonu, Gelecegi, ve Türkiye’nin Rolu (NATO’s Foundation,

Mission, its Future, and the Role of Turkey), 2023, May 2004, pp. 6-15; 12..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Ege-Dogu Akdeniz Ekseninde Kibris’in Stratejik Konumu ve Annan Plani” (The

Strategic Location of Cyprus along the Aegean-Eastern Mediterranean Axis and the Annan Plan), Mülkiye Dergisi, Winter 2004, Vol. 28, No. 242, Ankara, pp. 85-94;

11..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kuzey Kore’nin Nükleer Silah Programi: Sebepler ve Sonuçlar” (North Korea’s Nuclear

Ambitions: Causes and Consequences), Uluslararasi Iliskiler, Vol. 1, No. 1, Spring 2004, Ankara, 154-172; 10..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Ortadogu ve Kitle Imha Silahlari” (Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Restructuring

Middle East), Avrasya Dosyasi – Yeniden Yapilanan Orta Dogu Ozel, Winter 2003, Vol. 9, No. 4, ASAM, Ankara, pp. 107-125;

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kitle Imha Silahlarinin Yayilmasi Sorunu ve Türkiye” (Proliferation of WMD and

Turkey), Dogu Bati, August-October 2003, Ankara, pp. 122-142; 8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kitle Imha Silahlari Konusunda Asil Tehlike Devlet-Disi Aktörlerdir” (Non-State Actors

Pose the Most Significant Threat in the Field of Weapons of Mass Destruction), 2023, January 2003, pp. 6-16; 7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “11 Eylül'ün Ardindan Strateji, Tehdit ve Caydiricilik” (Strategy, Threat and Deterrence

after September 11), Foreign Policy, Winter 2002, Istanbul, pp. 30-38;


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6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Rusya’nın Yeni Ulusal Güvenlik Konsepti ve Askeri Doktirini” (Russia’s New National Security Concept and the Military Doctrine), Avrasya Dosyasi - Rusya Ozel, Spring 2001, Vol. 7, No. 1, ASAM, Ankara, pp. 95-106;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Amerikan Ulusal Füze Savunma Sistemi” (American National Missile Defense System),

Avrasya Dosyasi - Amerika Ozel, Fall 2000, Vol. 6, No. 3, ASAM, Ankara, pp. 90-105; 4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Candu Kadük mü Oluyor?” (Will Candu Be Caduque?), Enerji Dergisi, February 2000,

Vol. 5, No: 2, Istanbul, pp. 26-27; 3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iki Yüzlü' Enerji, 'Iki Yüzlü' Bati” (Janus Face Energy, Janus Face West), Enerji Dergisi,

December 1999, Vol. 4, No: 12, Istanbul, pp. 48-49; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Iran Nükleer Bir Güç mü Olmak Istiyor?” (Does Iran Want to Become a Nuclear

Power?), Avrasya Dosyasi - Iran Ozel, Fall 1999, Vol. 5, No. 3, ASAM, Ankara, pp. 271-282; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kitle Imha Silahlarinin Yayilmasi Sorunu ve Japonya’nin Güvenligi” (Proliferation of

Weapons of Mass Destruction and Japan’s Security), Avrasya Dosyasi - Japonya Ozel, Summer 1999, Vol. 5, No. 2, ASAM, Ankara, pp. 23-39;

Occasional Papers in Turkish

1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, Iran ile Nukleer Muzakereler: Turkiye Acisindan bir Degerlendirme, EDAM Tartisma Kagitlari Serisi, Kasim 2013, 2013/14, Ekonomi ve Dis Politika Arastirmalari Merkezi (EDAM);

Proceedings

11..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Threat of Biological Weapons and Bio-Terrorism”, Proceedings of the Symposium on Air Oriented Terrorism, organized by NATO and CAOC SIX, 27-28 February 2008, Eskisehir,Turkey;

10..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Facing the Challenge of Nuclear Proliferation in the Trans-European Landscape”, with

Aylin Gurzel, Proceedings of the Conference on Trans-European Security Challenges, organized by NATO and ATAUM, 30 November – 01 December 2007, Ankara,Turkey;

9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Uses and Misues of Article IV Rights under the NPT”, Proceedings of the Conference on

Nuclear Technologies and Sustainable Development organized by the Iranian Center for Strategic Research and Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 05-06 March 2005, Tehran, Iran (forthcoming);

8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Turkey’s Role in NATO Strategies Toward the Mediterranean”, Proceedings of the

Conference on the Transformation of NATO and the Position of Turkey, organized by NATO and Ege University, 05 – 06 April 2004, Izmir, pp. 79-82;

7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The General Situation in Iraq: A Turkish Perspective” in Maurizio Martellini and Riccardo

Redaelli (eds.), Proceedings of the International Workshop on: Towards a Multilateral Regional Security Arrangement in the Middle East (Rome: Landau Network - Centro Volta Publications, 2005), pp. 35-39;

6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Situation in Iraq as Seen from Turkey” Abstracts of the 15th International

Conference on the Persian Gulf, Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), Tehran, March 1-2, 2005, p. 119;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Law of Administration and the Status of the Turkomans” Proceedings of the

Conference on Iraq on the Way to its Constitution, Bilkent University & Foreign Policy Institute, March 22-23, 2004, Ankara, pp. 24 & 37-38 & 45.


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4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The Impact of Energy Transportation Lines on International Security” Proceedings of the Conference on The Impact of Energy and Water Resources on National and International Security War Academies, January 2004, Istanbul, pp. 198 - 212;

3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “How are the Policies of Various Pivotal States Likely to be Affected by the War Against

Terrorism? A Turkish View” Proceedings of the Conference on The Arc of Instability: Challenges for U.S. Policy and Strategy in the Greater Middle East, US Navy War College, March 2002, Newport, Rhode Island, USA;

2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “An Assessment of Iran's WMD Capability and the Threat Posed to its Neigborhood,”

Proceedings of the International Conference on Armed Forces in the Middle East, ASAM, Ankara, 2001; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Prospects for Cooperation Among the Eurasian Countries and the Proliferation Concerns

of the West”, I. Eurasia Conference on Nuclear Science and its Application: Proceedings, Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) & Nuclear Energy Agency (OECD/NEA), October 2000, Izmir, pp. 47-48;

Newsletter Articles

2..Mustafa Kibaroglu and Baris Caglar, “Cooperation Failure in the Fight Against Terrorism” COE-DAT Newsletter, June 2007, Vol. 1, No. 2, Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, Ankara, pp. 12-16;

1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Revisiting the Concept of Deterrence in Search for an Adequate Response to

International Terrorism” COE-DAT Newsletter, April 2007, Vol. 1, No. 1, Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, Ankara, pp. 8-14;

Op-Eds in Newspapers

20..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nuclear Soul Searching in Seoul,” Hurriyet Daily News, 20 March 2012, p. 10; 19..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “The ‘Missile Shield’ and Turkey’s Poistion in the Debate,” Today’s Zaman, 01

November 2010, Istanbul, p. 20; 18..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nobel Baris Odulu Obama’ya ‘Tesvik Primi’Mi?” (Is Nobel Peace Prize an

Encouragement for Obama?) Aksam, 16 October 2009, Istanbul, p. 20; 17..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Secim Sonuclari Irak’ta Siyasi Butunlugun Korunmasi Sansini Arttiriyor” (Election

Results Raise the Hopes for Keeping Political Integrity in Iraq) Aksam, 02 March 2005, Istanbul, p. 8; 16..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Bush Ortadogu’da Sertlesiyor: ABD-Ortadogu-AB Ucgeninde Turk Dis Politikasi”

(Bush is Getting Tough in the Middle East: Turkish Foreign Policy in the US-Middle East-EU Triangle) Cumhuriyet – Strateji, 15 November 2004, Istanbul, pp. 6 - 7;

15..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kuzey Irak: Iran Tehditi Karsisinda On Cephe Hatti” (Northern Iraq: Forward Defense

against Iran) Cumhuriyet – Strateji, 11 October 2004, Istanbul, pp. 8 - 9; 14..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Irak’ta Hedef Bolgesel Merkez Us” (The Objective in Iraq is Regional Base)

Cumhuriyet – Strateji, 9 September 2004, Istanbul, pp. 8 - 9; 13..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Gecici Yasada Kürtlere Verilen Veto Imtiyazi Bölünme Getirebilir” (Privileges Given to

the Kurds in the Adminitrative Law May Pave the Way to Separation) Cumhuriyet – Strateji, 9 August 2004, Istanbul, pp. 8 - 9;


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12..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Rusya'da Tarihi Anlasma” (Historic Agreement in Russia) Radikal – Yorum, 28 May 2002, Istanbul, p. 9;

11..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “On the Controversies of the Proposed ‘Missile Shield’” Turkish Daily News, 8 May

2001, Ankara, p. 5. 10..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Sokakta Nükleer Tehdit” (Nuclear Threat in the Streets) Radikal – Yorum, 24 January

2001, Istanbul, p. 7; 9..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Avrupa Ordusu’na Ince Ayar Gerekiyor” (The European Army Needs Fine-Tuned

Approach) Milliyet – Entellektüel Bakis, 20 December 2000, Istanbul, p. 21; 8..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Kibris’in Stratejik Onemi Nerede?” (Where is the Strategic Importance of Cyprus?”

Milliyet – Entellektüel Bakis, 29 August 2000, Istanbul, p. 20; 7..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Türkiye AB Güvenlik Semsiyesinde Israrli,” (Turkey Insists on EU’s Security Umbrella),

Milliyet – Entellektüel Bakis, 30 May 2000, Istanbul, p. 22; 6..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Nükleer Denge Araniyor: Rusya Parlamentosu Duma’nin Onayladigi START II

Anlasmasinin Onemi,” (Nuclear Balance Sought: The Meaning of Ratification of START II by the Russian Duma), Milliyet – Entellektüel Bakis, 20 April 2000, Istanbul, p. 22;

5..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Ticarette Yeni Sans: Irak,” (A New Chance in Trade: Iraq), Milliyet – Entellektüel

Bakis, 29 February 2000, Istanbul, p. 20; 4..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Helsinki Kosullari Lehimize,” (Helsinki Decisions are to Our Advantage), Milliyet –

Entellektüel Bakis, 14 December 1999, Istanbul, p. 20; 3..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Avrupa’da Güvenlik ve AGIT Istanbul Zirvesi,” (Security in Europe and the OSCE

Istanbul Summit), Dünya, 15 November 1999, Istanbul, p. 13; 2..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Politics on the Fault Lines: Fractures in Greek-Turkish Relations,” Turkish Daily News,

13 November 1999, Ankara; 1..Mustafa Kibaroglu, “Cyprus S-300 Missile Plan Puts Turkey under the Gun,” Defense News, August 3-9,

1998, Vol. 13, No. 31, Springfield, Virginia, p. 19;

Op-Eds on the Internet

“Iran ile Muzakereler: Aklin Yolunda Yurumek,” Al Jazeera Turk, November 2014

“Conventional Arms Control: A Turkish Perspective” European Leadership Network, November 2013 “Israeli isolation cannot be sustained anymore” Bitterlemons-International, August 2010 “No short-term fix to relations” Bitterlemons-International, June 2010 “Turkish-Syrian rapprochement key to peace in the Middle East” Bitterlemons-International, January 2010 “Zero conflict with and among the neighbors“ Bitterlemons-International, September 2009; “What does the future hold for Turkey and Iraq?“ Bitterlemons-International, July 2009; “Aims beyond Turkey” Bitterlemons-International, April 2009;


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“Turkey-Israel relations after Gaza?” (www.opendemocracy.net) January 2009 “Will the smoke of Gaza cloud Turkish-Israeli relations?” (www.bitterlemons-international.org) January 2009 “Kurds hold the key for both Turkey and the US “ (www.bitterlemons-international.org) March 2008 “New tests for Turkey’s evolving security relationship with Israel “ (www.jamestown.org) February 2008 “The CHP’s role in pushing Turkey toward a cross-border operation” (www.jamestown.org) July 2007 “Turkey’s foreign policy toward northern Iraq still undecided” (www.jamestown.org) July 2007 “Iran’in nukleer programi: aktorler ve etkileri” (www.jeopolsar.com) January 2006 “Beyond Iran: the risk of nuclearing Middle East” (www.washingtoninstitute.org) February 2005 “Iran’s nuclear program may trigger the Young Turks to think nuclear” (www.ceip.org) December 2004 “Two steps forward, one step back” (www.bitterlemons.org) March 2004; “Iraq’s Chem-Bio weapons: where are they?” (www.haberanaliz.com) March 2004; “Carnegie Analysis: the view from Turkey” (www.ceip.org) March 2003; “Turkey - European Union” (www.turkishnewsline.com) March 2003; “US operations in Iraq and UN authority to inspect” (www.turkishnewsline.com) February 2003; “Threat posed by Weapons of Mass Destruction” (www.stradigma.com) February 2003;

CONFERENCES ATTENDED & PAPERS PRESENTED 156. Attended The 2016 Nuclear Knowledge Summit: Solutions for a Secure Nuclear Future organized by the Fissile Material Working Group (FMWG), 29-31 March 2016, Washington, DC, USA, 155. “Syria’s remaining 1 percent of chemical weapons stocks must be the concern of the 100 percent of the world population”, paper presented at the Plenary Session during the 20th Session of the Conference of the States Parties of the CWC, organized by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition, The Hague, Netherlands, 02 December 2015; 154. Attended the 61st Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, organized by the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 01-05 November 2015, Nagasaki, Japan; 153. “Transatlantic Missile Defense Architecture: Defining the Right Threat Set” paper presented at The United States and Global Missile Defense 2015 Conference organized by the Atlantic Council, 25 June 2015, Washington DC, USA; 152. “Implications of the Nuclear Negotiations between Iran and the “P5+1” Countries for Turkey”, paper presented at the Panel on Global, Regional, National Security and Turkey organized by the Turkish War Colleges, 02 June 2015, Istanbul; 151. “Implications of the Nuclear Negotiations between Iran and the “P5+1” Countries for Turkey”, paper presented at the Panel on Changing Security Dynamics in the Middle East and Turkey organized by Marmara University and MURCIR, 13 May 2015, Istanbul;


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150. “Understanding the Meaning of the Provisional Agreement in the Nuclear Negotiations between Iran and the “P5+1” Countries”, paper presented at the Panel on Iran on its Way Back to the International Community organized by Kadir Has University, 14 April 2015, Istanbul; 149. “Turkey and Nuclear Weapons: Can This be Real?”, chapter presented at the Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference organized by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 24-25 March 2015, Washington DC, USA; 148. “The Nexus Between Technological Change, Terrorism and WMD Proliferation”, paper presented at the Annual NATO Conference on WMD Arms Control, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation organized by NATO Public Diplomacy Division, 01-03 March 2015, Doha, Qatar; 147. “Attitudes towards the Nonproliferation Regimes”, chaired the discussion session at the Workshop on US-Turkey Track 2 Strategic Dialogue organized by United States Institute of Peace (USIP) and EDAM, 26-27 February 2015, Istanbul; 146. “The Middle East Policy of the United States”, paper presented at the Panel on The Middle East and Turkey organized by Halic University and BILGESAM, 25 December 2014, Istanbul; 145. “Nuclear Security and Turkey. Dealing with Nuclear Smuggling”, paper presented at the Workshop on Turkey and Nuclear Security organized by MEF University and EDAM, 17 December 2014, Istanbul; 144. “Proliferation of Chemical Weapons and the Situation in the Middle East as Seen from Turkey”, paper presented at the Open Forum on the Situation in Syria during the 19th Session of the Conference of the States Parties of the CWC, organized by the Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition, The Hague, Netherlands, 03 December 2014; 143. “States Parties to the CWC Must Also Consider the Threat Posed by Non-States”, paper presented at the Plenary Session during the 19th Session of the Conference of the States Parties of the CWC, organized by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the Chemical Weapons Convention Coalition, The Hague, Netherlands, 03 December 2014; 142. “The Remaining Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe”, paper presented at the international workshop on The Future of Nuclear Weapons in Europe, organized by the Flemish Peace Institute and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 25-26 September 2014, Brussels, Belgium; 141. “The Irregular/Unconventional Warfare Challenges Faced by Turkey”, paper presented at the NSHQ Allied and Partners SOF Commanders’ Conference, organized by NATO and the Turkish Special Forces Command, 17-19 September 2014, Istanbul, Turkey. 140. “Furthering the Goal of a WMD-Fee Zone in the Middle East”, paper presented at the EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Conference, organized by the EU Consortium and the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), 04-05 September 2014, Brussels, Belgium; 139. “International Efforts to Rid Syria of Chemical Weapons”, paper presented at the Roundtable Discussion on Bringing the Chemical Weapons Convention into Effect Through the Middle East, organized by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), 04 August 2014, London, United Kingdom; 138. “Engaging Russia is Necessary, Against All Odds, for Stability in the World”, paper presented at the Conference on Changing Defense and Security Strategies Within the International Security Environment: Current Security Challenges and NATO's Strategies, organized by NATO Headquarters and 3. Army Corps, 17 June 2014, Istanbul Turkey,


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137. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkish-Iranian Relations”, paper presented at the Conference on Turkish Foreign Policy in the Light of Changing Global Balances and Regional Developments, organized by Intermational Antalya University, 05 May 2014, Antalya, Turkey; 136. Attended The 2014 Nuclear Knowledge Summit: Towards Sustainable Nuclear Security organized by the Dutch National Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism (NCTV) and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 19-21 March 2016, Amsterdam, Netherlands; 135.. “Iran, the Nuclear Issue and its Role in the Region”, views presented at the workshop on Turkish Perspectives on a Changing Middle East organized by CITpax & CIDOB, 15-16 December 2013, Madrid, Spain; 134.. “A Turkish Perspective on Defense Matters”, views presented at the workshop on Defense Matters, organized by Carnegie Europe, 26 November 2013, Brussels, Belgium; 133.. “A Turkish Perspective on NATO in the 21st Century”, views presented at the Roundtable Discussions at the Experts on Defence Issues from NATO Countries, organized by Public Diplomacy Division of NATO, 25 November 2013, Brussels, Belgium; 132.. “Defense and Security Dimension of Turkey-Poland Relations”, paper presented at the workshop on Different Aspects of Turkey-Poland Relations: Politics, Energy and Security, organized by the Center for Strategic Research (SAM), Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 19 November 2013, Ankara, Turkey; 131..Organized and attended the 60th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, organized by the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 01-05 November 2013, Istanbul, Turkey; 130.. Attended the EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Conference, organized by the EU Non-Proliferation Consortium, 30 September-01 October 2013, Brussels, Belgium; 129.. “Implications of Iran’s Nuclear Program for Turkey”, views presented at the workshop on Regional Responses to Iran's Nuclear Programme, organized by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), 17 September 2013, Doha, Qatar; 128.. “EURATOM & ABACC : Recipes for a Middle East NWFZ?” views presented at the Global Governance Programme High-Level Policy Seminar for Assessing the Prospect of the Euratom Treaty Approach in the Middle East, organized by the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, 14-15 June 2013, Florence, Italy; 127.. “Strengthening the CWC: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Third Review Conference of the OPCW, organized by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), 10-12 April 2013, The Hague, Netherlands; 126.. “National Security Perspectives in the Middle East: A View from Turkey”, views presented at the Conference on National Security Perspectives in the Middle East, organized by the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS), 27 March 2013, Istanbul, Turkey; 125.. “Nuclear Proliferation in the Gulf: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Conference on Nuclear Proliferation in the Gulf, organized by the British-American Security Information Council (BASIC), 25-26 March 2013, Istanbul, Turkey; 124.. “Syrian Chemical weapons and Border Security Issues”, views presented at the Seminar on Combatting WMD Terorism, organized by the Marshall Center, 19-21 March 2013, Garmisch-Partenkirschen, Germany;


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123.. “NATO’s Role in Turkey’s Security”, views presented at the Seminars on NATO’s Strategic Outlook, organized by the Public Diplomacy Division of NATO, NATO Headquarters, 11-12 March 2013, Brussels, Belgium; 122.. “US Nuclear Weapons in Turkey”, views presented at the POPA/CSIS Workshop on: “Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons - Challenging Assumptions, Proposing a Future organized by the American Physical Society (APS) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 25-26 february 2013, Washington DC, USA; 121.. “Tactical Neclear Weapons Stationed in Turkey”, views presented at the Warsaw Workshop: Prospects for Information Sharing and Confidence Building on Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons organized by the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PIIA), 7-10 February 2013, Warsaw, Poland; 120.. “Dealing with the Threat of WMD Terrorism”, views presented at the UNSCR 1540 Civil Society Forum - Opportunities for Engagement organized by the United Nations Office of Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 7-11 January 2013, Vienna, Austria; 119.. “A Critique of Turkey’s ’Zero Problem with Neighbors’ Policy”, paper presented at the workshop on Turkey’s Changing Foreign Policy Paradigm following the Arab Spring, organized by the Institute of Turkish Studies at Georgetown University and Okan University, 14 December 2012, Istanbul, Turkey; 118.. “Turkey-Iran Relations: Strategic Dynamics and Long-Term Consequences for the Region”,paper presented at the symposium on Iran, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the Arabian Peninsula, organized by Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 16 December 2012, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; 117.. “The Arab Spring, Turkey and Iran: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the workshop on The Arab Spring, Turkey and Iran, organized by NUPI, 03-05 December 2012, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates; 116.. “Evaluating Interim Steps to Support a WMDFZ”, paper presented at the Regional Security and Steps Toward Reducing WMD Risks in the Middle East Conference, organized by EDAM, GPoT and Carnegie Europe, 26-27 November 2012, Istanbul; 115.. “Introductory Remarks on Maritime Security”, presented at the Maritime Security Workshop, organized by Multinational Maritime Security Centre of Excellence-MARSEC COE, 16 November 2012, Aksaz Naval Base-Marmaris-Turkey; 114.. “Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: Separating Rhetoric from Action”, paper presented at the Reuters Global Security Seminar, organized by The Thomson Reuters Foundation, Stanley Foundation and Gerda Henkel Foundation, 14 November 2012, Istanbul; 113.. “Relationships and Assurances in US-Turkey Strategic Dialogue: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the US-Turkey Strategic Dialogue, organized by Center on Contemporary Conflict,U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, 31 October-02 November 2012, Istanbul; 112.. “The Non-Proliferation Treaty”,paper presented at the Introductory Workshop on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, organized by EDAM, GPoT and Carnegie Europe, 12 October 2012, Heybeliada, Istanbul; 111.. “Any Future for WMD-Free Middle East?”, paper presented at the 2012 Conference on the Middle East Zone Free of weapons of Mass destruction: Searching for Solutions, organized by the PIR Center, 04 October 2012, Moscow, Russia; 110.. “Janus Face Technonology, Janus Face West: Turkey’s Quest for Nuclear Technology Transfer”, paper presented at the conference on Turkey’s Strategic Vision 2023: International Congress on Nuclear


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Technology Transfer, organized by Turk Asya Stratejik Arastirmalar Merkezi (TASAM), 21-22 September 2012, Istanbul; 109.. “Implications of Iran’s Nuclear Program for Turkey”, views presented at the Panel on Will the Ongoing Nuclear Talks with Iran Yield Better Results than Past Efforts? organized by the Brazil Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, 07 September 2012, Washington, D.C., USA; 108.. “Deterrence, Assurance and Reductions: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Conference on Deterrence, Assurance and Reductions: Rebalancing the Nuclear Order organized by the Wilton Park, 22 June 2012, West Sussex, United Kingdom; 107.. “Turkey after Chicago: NATO’s front-line state?”, views presented at the Panel on NATO Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons organized by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), 12 June 2012, London, United Kingdom; 106.. “The Impact of Intelligence Analysis on Foreign and National Security Policies Concerning the International Fight Against Terrorism and Political Violence”, views presented at the Conference on From Intelligence to Policy-Making: Intelligence Analysis for Policy Executive organized by National Intelligence Authority (MIT), 04 June 2012, Ankara; 105.. “Turkey’s Place in the Missile Shield Project”, views presented at the Panel Turkish American Alliance in a Volatile Region: Challenges and Opportunities organized by Koc University, 29 March 2012, Istanbul; 104.. “NATO's Future Role in the Middle East”, views presented at the Panel on Turkey's Security Challenges and the Role of the Atlantic Alliance organized by Carnegie Endowment & EDAM, 27 February 2012, Istanbul; 103.. “Perspectives on NATO Deterrence and Defence Posture”, views presented at the Panel on NATO’s Deterrence Posture and Prospects for Change organized by Europeasn Leadership Network (ELN) and USAK, 17 January 2012, Ankara; 102.. “Nuclear and Confidence Building: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Panel on Geopolitics, Nuclear Issues and the Greater Middle East organized by International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), Istanbul, Turkey, 12 December 2011; 101.. “A Turkish View on Nuclear Disarmament”, views presented at the Panel on European Secuity and Nuclear Disarmament - Ghost from the Past or Path to the Future? organized by Free University of Berlin, 05 July 2011, Berlin, Germany; 100.. “A Turkish Perspective on Nuclear Disarmament”, views presented at the 59thth Pugwash Annual Conference on Science and World Affairs: European Contributions to Nuclear Disarmament & Conflict Resolution, organized by Pugwash, 30 June-05 July 2011, Berlin, Germany; 99.. “Terrorism and WMD Proliferation”, views presented at the Annual NATO Conference on WMD Arms Control, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, organized by the Senior Defense Group on Proliferation, 17-18 June 2011, Bergen, Norway; 98.. “A Perspective from the Assured”, views presented at the Workshop on Nuclear Deterrence and Nuclear Assurance in the NATO Area, organized by the Wilton Park in association with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 12-15 June 2011, West Sussex, UK; 97.. “A Turkish Perspective on EU Strategy against the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction”, views presented at the Roundatable Discussion on First Consultative Meeting of the EU Consortium on Non-


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Proliferation (“Kick-off-Meeting”), organized by the EU Non-Proliferation Consortium, 23-24 May 2011, Brussels, Belgium; 96.. “Turkey’s Experience in Fighting the Illegal Trafficking of Nuclear Material”, views presented at the Panel on Next Generation Nuclear Security: Measuring Porgress and Charting the Way Forward, organized by the Fissile Material Working Group, 13 April 2011, Vienna, Austria; 95.. “A Turkish Perspective on the Swap Deal”, views presented at the Seminar on A Reflection on the May 2010 Brazil-Turkey Nuclear Initiative Towards Iran, organized by the Brazil Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, 22 February 2011Washington DC, USA; 94.. “NATO Deterrence and Defense Posture: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Conference on NATO Deterrence and Defence Posture After Lisbon, organized by the European Leadership Network for Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation and the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) for Defence and Security Studies, 25 January 2011, London, United Kingdom; 93.. “NATO and US Nuclear Weapons in Europe: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Roundtable Seminar on NATO and US Nuclear Weapons: After the Bombs Have Gone, organized by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), 24 January 2011, London, United Kingdom; 92.. “Turkey’s Quest for Peaceful Nuclear Power”, paper presented at The Nuclear Question in the Middle East - Part II, organized by Center for International and Regional Studies, Georgetown University – Qatar, 08-10 January 2011, Doha, Qatar; 91.. “The Future for Nonproliferation and Disarmament: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the conference on The Future for Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, organized by the Ditchley Foundation, 02-04 December 2010, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom; 90.. “Article XI of the CWC: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the workshop on Article XI of the Chemical Weapons Convention organized by Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, 24-25 November 2010, The Hague, The Netherlands; 89.. “WMD Proliferation in the Middle East: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the workshop on Nuclear Weapons, Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Middle East and Regional Security: The Task Ahead, organized by Pugwash Conferenecs on Science and World Affairs, 23-24 October 2010, Farnham castle, Farnham, Surrey, United Kingdom; 88.. “Turkey’s Reactions to US Nuclear Posture Review”, paper presented at International Responses to the US NPR 2010, organized by Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University, 15-16 September 2010, Palo Alto, California; 87.. “Turkey’s Quest for Peaceful Nuclear Power”, paper presented at The Nuclear Question in the Middle East, organized by Center for International and Regional Studies, Georgetown University – Qatar, 23-24 May 2010, Doha, Qatar; 86.. “A Turkish Perspective on CBRN Defence”, paper presented at CBRN Defence, WMD Proliferation and the New NATO Strategic Concept, organized by Senior Defence Group on Porliferation, 11-14 May 2010, Bucharest, Romania; 85.. “A Turkish Perspective on Nuclear Security”, views presented at Next Generation Nuclear Security: Meeting the Global Challenge, organized by the Fissile Material Working Group, 12 April 2010, Washington DC, USA;


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84.. “Tactical Nuclear Weapons inTurkey”, paper presented at the “Global Zero Summit” organized by the International Global Zero Commission, 01-04 February 2010, Paris, France; 83.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program: Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the Conference on “Iran’s Nuclear Program: American, European, and Turkish Responses” organized by the Istanbul Policy Center at Sabanci University & George Marshall Center, 18 December 2009, Istanbul, Turkey; 82.. “What’s Wrong with Turkey’s Quest for Nuclear Power”, paper presented at the “Nuclear Power in the Middle East: Implications, Challenges, Opportunities” organized by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences & New York University (NYU), 14-15 December 2009, Abu Dhabi, UAE; 81.. “A Turkish Perspective on Chemical Disarmament”, paper presented at the NGO Coalition Afainst Chemical Weapons, organized by Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), 01-04 December 2009, The Hague, The Netherlands; 80.. “A Turkish Perspective on Nuclear Disarmament”, paper presented at the 58thth Pugwash Annual Conference on Science and World Affairs: Justice, Peace and Nuclear Disarmament, organized by Pugwash, 17-20 April 2009, The Hague, The Netherlands; 79.. “A Turkish Perspective”, participated in the Seminar on International Security Responses to a Nuclear Terror Attack, organized by Institute of International and Strategic Studies, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and National Defense University, 03 December 2008, London, United Kingdom; 78.. “Turkey’s Foreign Policy Challenges in the Caucasus and Beyond” paper presented at the Silent Colloquium: Turkey’s New Foreign Policy Strategies “Between East and West”? Diplomacy and Diplomatic Cultures in Dialogue organized by Bruno Kreisky Forum for International Dialogue, Diplomatic Academy Vienna, Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, Embassy of the Turkish Republic in Vienna, 20 October 2008, Vienna, Austria; 77.. “National Counter Terrorism Law Case Studies: Turkey”, paper presented at the workshop on Lifting the Fog of Law: Legal Regimes to Combat Terrorism in Near East and South Asia organized by the Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies & Inter-University Center for Legal Studies, National Defense University, 22-23 July 2008, Washington, DC - USA; 76.. “The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Turkey’s Security and its Attitude towards NWFZ”, paper presented at conference on Pre-conditions for a NWFZ in the Middle East: Fourth Session organized by the Monterey Nonproliferation Strategy Group and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 13-14 March 2008, Milano, Italy; 75.. “Threat of Biological Weapons and Bio-Terrorism”, paper presented at Air Oriented Terrorism, organized by NATO and CAOC SIX, 27-28 February 2008, Eskisehir,Turkey; 74.. “Facing the Challenge of Nuclear Proliferation in the Trans-European Landscape”, paper presented at Trans-European Security Challenges, organized by NATO and ATAUM, 30 November – 01 December 2007, Ankara, Turkey; 73.. “Nuclear Development and Non-Proliferation in Central Asia and Caucasus”, paper presented at Japan- Turkey Round Table, organized by the Foreign Policy Institute, 22 November 2007, Ankara, Turkey; 72.. “Turkish Foreign Policy Toward Northern Iraq”, paper presented at the conference on Iraq: Domestic Stabilization and the Regional ethno-Religious Polarization, organized by Landau Network - Centro Volta 09-10 November 2007, Como, Italy;


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71.. “The US Nuclear Weapons in Turkey”, paper presented at the 57th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs: Prospects for Disarmament, Dialogue and Cooperation, organized by Pugwash, 22- 28 October 2007, Bari, Italy; 70.. “Weapons Transfers and Non-State Armed Groups: Weapons of Mass Destruction”, paper presented at the Preventing the Spread of Weapons to Non-State Armed Groups, organized by United Nations Institute fro Disarmament Research, 03 September 2007, Geneva, Switzerland; 69.. “A Turkish Perspective on Article XIV of the CTBT”, paper presented at the Urging Entry Into Force: The 2007 CTBT Article XIV Conference, organized by Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale, 13 July 2007, Milano, Italy; 68.. “European Proposals for Strengthening the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime”, panel chaired at the Carnegie Nonproliferation Conference: Tomorrow’s Solutions, organized by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 24-25 June 2007, Washington DC, USA; 67..”Turkish-Iranian Relations After the Cold War”, paper presented at the Sixth METU Conference on International Relations: Security in the Middle East, organized by Middle East Technical University, 14 June 2007, Ankara; 66.. “Changing Profile of Terrorism”, paper presented at the Conference on Countering Ideological Support for Terrorism, organized by George C. Marshall Center and the NATO Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, 14-18 May 2007, Ankara; 65.. “Turkey’s Reaction to the Developments in Iraq”, paper presented at the conference on Iraq After the New Government: Stabilization Security Problems and the Regional Scenario, organized by Landau Network - Centro Volta 24-26 November 2006, Como, Italy; 64.. “Euratom & ABACC: rcepies for a NWFZ in the Middle East”, paper presented at the 56th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, A Region in Transition: Peace and Reform in the Middle East, organized by Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 11-16 November 2006, Cairo, Egypt; 63.. “The Effects of Iran’s Nuclear and Missile Programs on Turkey’s Security”, paper presented at the Conference on the Implications of Regional Deevelopments for Turkey’s Security Policies,organized by the Turkish War Colleges, 09 - 10 March 2006, Istanbul; 62.. “Security in the Wider Black Sea Region: A Turkish Perspective”, views presented at the Conference on Enhancing Security in the Black sea Region: Can We Build Bridges and Barriers? organized by PfP Consortium of Defense Academies, 29 January – 01 February 2006, Bucharest, Romania; 61.. “Turkey’s Security Policy Toward Syria and Iran”, paper presented at the Panel on Turkey’s Security Policy in the Middle East and Arabian Gulf organized by Emirates Center for Strategic Research, 18 - 19 December 2005, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; 60.. “Concerns About Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities and Intentions”, views presented at the Panel on Iran’s Nuclear Program: An Evaluation of Latest Developments jointly organized by International Strategic Research Organization and TOBB University of Economics and Technology, 16 November 2005, Ankara; 59.. “Turkey’s Concerns About the State-Building Efforts in Iraq”, views presented at the International Workshop on The New Iraq, Stabilization, Reconiliation, Institution-Building and the Regional Scenario jointly organized by Landau Network Centro Volta, Iraqi national Academy of Sciences, Harvard University and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 03-05 November 2005, Como, Italy;


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58.. “A Turkish Perspective on Arms Control and Disarmament Issues”, views presented at the 55th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs 60 Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki organized by Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, Washington DC, USA, 22-27 July 2005, Hiroshima, Japan; 57.. “Security in the Black Sea Region: Turkish Perspectives”, views presented at the Harvard Black Sea Security Program organized by the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, April 03-08 2005, Cambridge, Massaschusetts, USA; 56..Attended the Inaugural Conference organized by the Crown Center for Middle East Studies, Brandeis University, April 4 - 5, 2005 Brandeis, Massachusetts, USA; 55.. “Uses and Misuses of Article IV Rights under the NPT”, paper presented at the Nuclear Technologies and Sustainable Development organized by the Iranian Center for Strategic Research and Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 05-06 March 2005, Tehran, Iran; 54.. “Iraq After the Elections: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the Persian Gulf Conference organized by the Iranian Institute of Political and International Studies (IPIS), 01-02 March 2005, Tehran, Iran; 53.. “Debate Over the Status of Remaining US Nuclear Weapons in NATO Countries: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the conference on Germany and Nuclear Proliferation organized jointly by The Nonproliferation Policy Education Center of Washington and The Aspen Institute, 25 -26 February 2005, Berlin, Germany; 52.. “Implications of Iran’s Nuclear Program for Turkey”, paper presented at the panel Beyond Iran: The Risk of Nuclearizing Middle East organized by The Washington Institute, 09 February 2005, Washington DC; 51.. “The Situation in Iraq: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the 3rd Iran-Turkey Round Table organized jointly by the Iranian Institute of Political and International Studies (IPIS) and the Center for Strategic Research of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SAM) , 25 - 28 December 2004, Tehran, Iran; 50.. “Disposal of Redundant Heavy Weapons: A Turkish Perspective”, paper presented at the NATO Advanced Research Workshop Disposal of Redundant Heavy Weapons organized jointly by the Security-Related Civil Science & Technology Programme of NATO and the Center for European and North Atlantic Affairs, 06 - 10 October 2004, Bratislava, Slovakia; 49.. Preemptive Use of Force: A Reassessment, Attended the conference organized by the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University & National Defense University, September 30 - October 1, 2004, Medford, Massachusetts, USA; 48.. “Pitfalls of the Transitional Administrative Law of Iraq and their Implications for Regional Security”, paper presented at the Conference on Toward a Multilateral Regional Security Arrangement in the Middle East organized by Landau Network-Centro Volta, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Harvard University, 05 - 06 July 2004, Rome, Italy; 47.. “NATO’s Response to the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction”, paper presented at the Conference on Change and Adaptation: Contemporary Security Challenges and NATO organized by Ankara University, NATO Public Diplomacy Division, and Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 14 - 15 May 2004, Antalya; 46.. “NATO Before and After the Second Gulf War”, paper presented at the Conference on the Crisis Management Concepts, Capabilities and Mechanisms in the Euro-Atlantic Areas organized by Partnership for Peace Consortium of Defense Academies and Security Studies Euro-Atlantic Security Study Group, 18 – 21 April 2004, Bologna, Italy;


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45.. “Turkey’s Role in NATO Strategies Toward the Mediterranean”, paper presented at the Conference on the Transformation of NATO and the Position of Turkey,organized by NATO and Ege University, 05 – 06 April 2004, Izmir; 44.. Turkey and the European Union, Attended the international workshop organized by the University of Birmingham, the Bogazici University and TUSIAD, 01-03 April 2004, Istanbul; 43.. Iraq on the Way to its New Constitution, Attended the international conference organized by the Foreign Policy Institute and the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bilkent University, 22-23 March 2004, Ankara; 42.. “Perspectives for the Middle East Peace Process from the Viewpoint of Turkey” Paper (to be) presented at the 11th Pugwash Workshop on the Middle East, organized by the Pugwash Conferences and World Affairs, 04-08 March 2004, Amman, Jordan; 41.. “The Impact of Energy Resources and Pipelines on International Security”, paper presented at the Conference on the Implications of Energy and Water Resources on National and International Security,organized by the War Academies, 15 – 16 January 2004, Istanbul; 40.. “A New Strategic Vision for NATO in the 21st Century”, paper presented at the 13th International Antalya Conference on Security and Cooperation,organized by the Turkish Atlantic Council and NATO, 06 – 10 December 2003, Antalya; 39.. European Security and Defence Policy After Iraq, Attended the conference organized by the WILTON PARK, 14 – 18 July 2003, West Sussex, United Kingdom; 38.. The Future of the Alliance attended the brainstorming sessions organized by NATO’s Public Diplomacy Division, 07 – 08 July 2003, Brussels, Belgium; 37.. “Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Non-State Actors”, paper presented at the Second METU Conference on International Relations: Regional Perspectives, 23-25 June 2003, Middle East Technical University, Ankara; 36.. Globalization and International Security, Attended the conference organized jointly by the Center for Strategic Research and Study (SAREM) of the Turkish General Staff 29-30 May 2003, Istanbul, Turkey; 35.. “Perspectives for the Middle East from the Viewpoint of Turkey, Germany and the EU” Paper presented at the workshop on The Politico-Strategic State of Affairs in the Middle East, organized jointly by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation & the Center for Advanced Strategic Studies, 10-11 May 2003, Istanbul, Turkey; 34.. “Seminar on New Approaches to Nuclear Verification and Nuclear Security” attended the Seminar organized by IAEA’s Office of External Relations and Policy Co-ordination, 24 – 26 February 2003, Vienna, Austria; 33.. Briefings on the NATO Prague Summit and the Future of the Alliance, attended the Seminar organized by NATO’s Office of Information and Press & Turk-Atlantic Council, 27 November – 02 December 2002, Brussels, Belgium; 32.. “NATO’s Role in Confronting the Threats Posed by the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Turkey’s Neighborhood”, paper presented at the Study Group Meeting on the Future of NATO, organized by the PfP Consortium of Defense Academies and Security Institutes, 10-11 October 2002, Ankara, Turkey; 31.. “Turkey's Foreign Policy Toward the Middle East. Past, Present and Future” Paper presented at the Tour D'Horizon in Turkish Foreign Policy, organized jointly by the Foreign Policy Institute & the General Directorate of Press, 16-22 September 2002, Antalya, Turkey;


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30.. “Turkey's Perspective on WMD Proliferation in the Middle East” Paper presented at the Steering Committee and Security Working Group Meeting, organized by the Search For Common Ground (SFCG) Washington D.C, 12-15 June 2002, The Hague, The Netherlands; 29.. Georgetown Leadership Seminar, Attended the Seminar organized by Georgetown University, 17 - 22 March 2002, Washington D.C., USA; 28.. “How are the Policies of Various Pivotal States Likely to be Affected by the War Against Terrorism? A Turkish View” Paper presented at the Conference on The Arc of Instability: Challenges for U.S. Policy and Strategy in the Greater Middle East organized by the US Navy War College, 06 – 08 March 2002, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; 27.. “Recent Developments in WMD Threats and National Concerns,” Paper presented at the WMD Subgroup Meeting-III, organized by the Search For Common Ground (SFCG) Washington D.C, 28 February – 02 March 2002, Dedeman Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey; 26.. EU-NATO Co-operation and the Participation of Third Countries in the ESDP, Attended the Venusberg Group conference organized jointly by the Bertelsmann Foundation, and the Center for Applied Policy Research, University of Munich, in cooperation with The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), London, & the Center for European Studies of the Middle East Technical University, 27 - 28 November 2001, Ankara, Turkey; 25.. “Turkish-Israeli Strategic Relations: A Win-Win Situation,” Paper presented at the workshop on Turkey and the Middle East, organized jointly by The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) London & Middle East Technical University, 26 November 2001, Ankara, Turkey; 24.. “Under What Conditions Might a Middle Eastern Country Consider Moving to the Next Level of WMD Capabilities or Use and How do We Prevent Escalation to That Level? A Turkish Perspective” Paper presented at the WMD Subgroup Meeting-II, organized by the Search For Common Ground (SFCG) Washington D.C., 31 October - 02 November 2001, Divan Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey; 23.. “Missiles and Missile Defense Technologies,” Paper presented at the workshop on the Missile Defense and Turkey, organized by the Center for Eurasia Strategic Studies (ASAM), 12 September 2001, Ankara, Turkey; 22.. “WMD Proliferation in the Middle East: A Turkish Perspective,” Paper presented at the WMD Subgroup Meeting-I, organized by the Search For Common Ground (SFCG) Washington D.C., 04 – 06 July 2001, Divan Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey; 21.. “An Assessment of Iran's WMD Capability and the Threat Posed to its Neigborhood,” Paper presented at the International Conference on Armed Forces in the Middle East, organized by the Center for Eurasia Strategic Studies (ASAM), 26 – 27 June 2001, Ankara, Turkey; 20.. “Nonproliferation and Disarmament: A Turkish View,” Paper presented at the 2001 Workshop of PRIF’s Nonproliferation and Disarmament Program, organized by the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), 26 – 30 May 2001, Schlangenbad, Germany; 19.. “US Perspectives of Turkish-Israeli Strategic Cooperation,” Paper presented at the conference, Turkish-Israeli Strategic Cooperation, organized jointly by Bilkent University & The Ariel Center for Policy Studies (Tel Aviv), 10 – 11 May 2001, Ankara, Turkey; 18.. Scientific and Technological Aspects of the Implementation of the Protocol to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, Attended the NATO Advanced Studies Institute Program organized jointly by the University of Bradford & Hungarian Center for Foreign Policy Studies, 19 - 29 March 2001, Budapest, Hungary;


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17.. “Future of Nonproliferation and Arms Control: A Turkish View,” Paper presented at the 3rd Asian Security Conference: Towards a New Asia, organized by the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA), 26 – 29 January 2001, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, India; 16.. “National Perspectives on the Strategic Environment and the Importance of the Eastern Mediterranean” & “Cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean,” Papers presented at the conference on Security in the Eastern Mediterranean, organized jointly by the Begin-Sadat (BESA) Center for Strategic Studies (Bar Ilan University) & Kokkalis Program (Harvard University), 04 – 05 December 2000, Ramat Gan, Israel; 15.. “Prospects for Cooperation Among the Eurasian Countries and the Proliferation Concerns of the West,” Paper presented at the I. Eurasia Conference on Nuclear Science and its Application, organized by the Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) & Nuclear Energy Agency (OECD/NEA), 23 - 27 October 2000, Izmir, Turkey; 14.. “Poles Apart? Arms Control in a Multi-polar World: A Turkish Perspective,” Paper presented at the Ninth Annual Conference on Controlling Arms: Globalization of the Security Environment, organized by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA - Pentagon) & DynMeridian Corporation, 30 May - 02 June 2000, Norfolk, Virginia, USA; 13.. “In Search of Stability and Cooperation in South-Eastern Europe: A Turkish Perspective,” Paper presented at the conference, Regional Cooperation and Reconstruction in South-East Europe, organized by the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), 29 - 30 October 1999, Rome, Italy; 12.. CBW Terrorism - Risks, Implications and Government Responses, Attended the conference organized jointly by the WILTON PARK and the Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute (CBACI), 01 - 03 October 1999, West Sussex, United Kingdom; 11.. Nuclear Law and Liability in Turkey, Attended the conference organized jointly by the Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK), OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and chaired the session on The International Nuclear Liability Regime, 08 - 09 September 1999, Ankara, Turkey; 10.. Eight Annual International Conference on Controlling Arms: The Next Generation, Attended the conference organized by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA - Pentagon) & Science Applications and International Corporation (SAIC), 01 - 04 June 1999, Norfolk, Virginia, USA; 9.. The Verification Revolution: Human and Technical Dimensions, Attended the conference organized jointly by the WILTON PARK and the Verification Research Training and Information Centre (VERTIC), 05 - 07 March 1999, West Sussex, United Kingdom; 8.. The Role of Biotechnology in Countering BTW Agents, Attended the NATO Advanced Research Workshop organized jointly by Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF) & Czech Institute for International Relations, 21 - 23 October 1998, Prague, Czech Republic; 7.. “Efforts to Implement and Strengthen the Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Non-Proliferation Regimes: A Turkish Perspective,” Paper presented at the workshop, Efforts to Implement and Strengthen the NBC Non-Proliferation Regimes, organized by the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), 27 - 30 September 1998, Bad Zwischenahn, Germany; 6.. Seventh Annual International Conference on Arms Control and the Revolution in Military Affairs, Attended the conference organized by the Defense Special Weapons Agency (DSWA - Pentagon) & Science Applications and International Corporation (SAIC), 08 - 11 June 1998, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA;


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5.. “Prospects for Cooperation Between Turkey and Greece Against the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Ballistic Missiles in the Mediterranean and the Middle East,” Paper presented at the conference, Is the Barcelona Process Working? - EU Policy in the Eastern Mediterranean, organized by the Philip Morris Institute (PMI), ELIAMEP & The Lambrakis Foundation, 01 - 03 April 1998, Athens, Greece; 4.. “Nuclear Disarmament: Should This Be the Goal,” Paper presented at the conference, Building an Effective International Consensus Against Nuclear Proliferation: What More Can Be Done? organized by the WILTON PARK, 01 - 05 December 1997, West Sussex, United Kingdom; 3.. NPT Seminar: Assessing the 1997 NPT PrepCom, Attended the seminar organized jointly by the Monterey Institute of International Studies & the Programme for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation, 26 - 27 April, 1997, Monterey, California, USA; 2.. “Turkey and Nuclear Disarmament,” Paper presented at the workshop, Europe and Nuclear Disarmament, organized by the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), 29 September - 02 October 1996, Ochsenfurt, Germany; 1.. “Verification Provisions of a Nuclear-Weapons-Free Zone in the Middle East,” Paper presented during the Expert Group Meeting at the conference, Confidence-Building and Arms Control in the Middle East, organized by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), 08 - 12 June 1995, Lund, Sweden; CONFERENCES & SEMINARS GIVEN 90.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for the Security and Stability in the Middle East”, Conference given to the members of ISFAM, 02 May 2015, Istanbul; 89.. “Implications of the Tension in US-Rıussia Relations for International Security”, Conference given to civil citizens and bureaucrats at Bahcesehir University, 13 December 2014, Istanbul; 88.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkey”, Conference given to civil citizens and bureaucrats at Bahcesehir University, 23 November 2013, Istanbul; 87.. “Turkey’s Attempts and Failures to Install Nuclear Power Plants in the Country”, Conference given to senior citizens at the Alumi Association of Saint Joseph High School, 24 March 2013, Istanbul; 86.. “Turkish Foreign Policy Outlook”, Conference given to senior members of the Levent Rotary Club, 28 January 2013, Istanbul; 85.. “An Overview of WMD Proliferation”, Conference given to civil and military staff and commanders at the NATO Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, 26 March 2012, Ankara; 84.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Iran’s Nuclear Program”, Conference given to military students and staff commanders at the Armed Forces Colleges, 23 March 2012, Istanbul; 83.. “The Role of International Organizations in the Fight Against Terrorism”, Conference given to civil and military bureaucrats at Bahcesehir University, 28 April 2012, Istanbul; 82.. “The Role of International Organizations in Combating WMD Terrorism”, Conference given to civil and military staff and commanders at the NATO Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, 08 February 2012, Ankara; 81.. “Measures to Counter WMD Terrorism”, Conference given to military staff and commanders at the Army War College, 31 January 2012, Istanbul;


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80.. “Turkey and Nuclear Weapons: Striking a Balance Between Allies and Neighbors”, Conference given to high level civil and military staff and commanders at the Institut Français des Relations Internationales, 25 November 2011, Paris, France; 79.. “Issues in Turkish Foreign Policy: An Academic Perspective”, Conference given to high level civil and military staff and commanders at the Portuguese Institute of National Defense, 15 November 2011, Lisbon, Portugal; 78.. “Threat of Biological Weeapons and Bioterrorism”, Conference given to military students and staff commanders at the Armed Forces Colleges, 10 October 2011, Istanbul; 77.. “An Assessment of the Recent Developments in the Middle East and North Africa” Lecture given to the members of the Galatasaraylilar Birligi, 21 April 2011, Ankara; 76.. “Turkey’s Attempts to Acquire Nuclear Technology” Conference given to the faculty members and graduate students at Mersin University, 01 April 2011, Mersin; 75.. “America’s Role in the Security of Europe”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 30 March 2011, Ankara; 74.. “America’s Role in the Security of Europe”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 28 March 2011, Ankara; 73.. “Turkish-Israeli Relations from a Military-Strategic Perspective”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats at the National Security Academy, 06 December 2010, Ankara; 72.. “Turkish-Iraqi Relations from a Military-Strategic Perspective”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats at the National Security Academy, 22 November 2010, Ankara; 71.. “Turkey’s Nuclear Future: A View from Ankara”, lecture given to graduate students and faculty at Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies, 17 September 2010, Monterey, California; 70.. “The Outlook of Turkish Foreign Policy as of the end of 2009”, Conference given to the distinguished members of SKAL International Ankara, 11 December 2009, Ankara; 69.. “America’s Role in the Security of Europe”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 26 December 2008, Ankara; 68.. “America’s Policy toward Iraq: Past, Present and Future”, Conference given to high level civil and military staff at the Ministry of National Defense, 19 December 2008, Ankara; 67.. “Peace Support Operations from the Perspective of Turkish Foreign Policy”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Headquarters of the Partnership for Peace Training Center, 19 December 2008, Ankara; 66.. “Global Terrorism and International Cooperation”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Headquarters of the Special Forces Command, 25 November 2008, Ankara; 65.. “Turkish-Israeli Relations from a Military-Strategic Perspective”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats at the National Security Academy, 24 November 2008, Ankara; 64.. “Proliferation of WMD and Counter Security Measures”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 03 November 2008, Ankara;


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63.. “Significance of National Security in Times of Crisis”, Conference given civil and military bureaucrats at Ankara University, center for Political Strategy, 12 July 2008, Ankara; 62.. “Future Trends in Combating Terrorism”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Headquarters of the Turkish General Staff, 06 May 2008, Ankara; 61.. “Recent Economic and Political Developments in the World and their Implications for Turkey”, conference given to high the members and staff of T.C. Ziraat Bankasi , 14 April 2008, Ankara; 60.. “Turkish-Israeli Relations from a Military-Strategic Perspective”, conference given to high level bureaucrats at the National Security Academy, 09 April 2008, Ankara; 59.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to military students and staff commanders at the Armed Forces Colleges, 11 January 2008, Istanbul; 58.. “America’s Role in the Security of Europe”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 26 December 2007, Ankara; 57.. “Proliferation of WMD and Counter Security Measures”, Conference given to high level military staff and commanders at the Army War Academy, 31 October 2007, Ankara; 56.. “The Situation in the Middle East and Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to the members of the Alumni of Lycee de Galatasaray, 18 May 2007, Ankara; 55.. “Proliferation of WMD and Counter Security Measures”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Headquarters of the Turkish General Staff, 16 May 2007, Ankara; 54.. “An Assessment of Current State of Affairs in Turkey’s Accession Negotiations with the EU”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Land Forces Command Headquarters, 30 January 2007, Ankara; 53.. “Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions: An Emerging Crisis?”, Conference given to high level civil and military officers from NATO and partner countries at the NATO School, 02 November 2006, Oberammergau, Germany; 52.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to the students and faculty members of the Selcuk University, 14 April 2006, Konya; 51.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to the students and faculty members of the Kadir Has University, 29 March 2006, Istanbul; 50.. “Effects of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation and Smuggling on Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to staff at the Police Academy, 13 March 2006, Ankara; 49.. “Development of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Their Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to military students and staff commanders at the Army War Academy, 07 March 2006, Ankara; 48.. “Future Forms of Terrorism”, Seminar given to the international military staff officers at the Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism, 23 January 2006, Ankara; 47.. “Positions of Major Players in the Iranian Nuclear Puzzle”, Seminar given to the staff and students at the Defense Language Institute, 20 June 2005, Monterey, California, USA; 46.. “Positions of Major Players in the Iranian Nuclear Puzzle”, Seminar given to the faculty members and graduate students at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, 17 June 2005, Monterey, California, USA;


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45.. “Positions of Major Players in the Iranian Nuclear Puzzle”, Seminar given to the faculty members and graduate students at the El Colegio de Mexico, 09 June 2005, Mexico City, Mexico; 44.. “Turkish-Israeli Relations: Past, Present and Future”, Seminar given to the faculty members and graduate students at the El Colegio de Mexico, 08 June 2005, Mexico City, Mexico; 43.. “The Making of Turkish Foreign Policy: An Academic Perspective”, Seminar given to the faculty members and graduate students at the El Colegio de Mexico, 07 June 2005, Mexico City, Mexico; 42.. “War on Terror: Rights and Wrongs”, Talk given to Staff Officers at the PENTAGON, 02 June 2005, Washington DC, USA; 41.. “A Tour D’Horizon on Turkish Foreign Policy”, Lecture given to Turkish students in Harvard University, 15 April 2005, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 40.. “Positions of Major Players in the Iranian Nuclear Puzzle”, Seminar given to the faculty members and fellows at Harvard University, 14 April 2005, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 39.. “Iran’s Nuclear Program and its Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Seminar given to the faculty members, fellows and students at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies of Harvard University, 16 March 2005, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 38.. “Domestic Politics in Turkey at a Glance”, Conference given to the members of the Council of International Education Exchange, Bilkent University, 24 December 2004, Ankara; 37.. “Implications of Iran’s Nuclear Program for Turkey’s Security Concerns”, Seminar given to the faculty members and fellows at Harvard University, 14 December 2004, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 36.. “Clashing Interests Over Northern Iraq Drives Turkish-Israeli Relations to a Crossroads”, Seminar given to the faculty members and fellows at Harvard University, 02 December 2004, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; 35.. “Turkey’s Foreign Policy During the Cold War”, Seminar given to the students of Tufts University, 14 October 2004, Medford, Massachusetts, USA; 34.. “Turkey’s Relations with its Neighbors and the United States”, Conference given to the members of the Council of International Education Exchange and the scholars hosted by the Fulbright Commission, Bilkent University, 12 July 2004, Ankara; 33.. “Turkey-EU Relations after the Referendum Results in Cyprus “, Conference given to the members of the Baskent Rotaract Club, 1 May 2004, Ankara; 32.. “The Greater Middle East Project and its Implications for Turkey,” Conference given to members of ARI Hareketi, 28 April 2004, Ankara; 31.. “The Greater Middle East Project and its Implications for Turkey,” Conference given to staff of Turkish Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA), 28 April 2004, Ankara; 30.. “The Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Threats Ahead”, Conference given to the students and faculty members of the Izmir University of Economics, 06 April 2004, Izmir; 29.. “The Annan Plan for Cyprus and its Implications for Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to the students and faculty members of the Middle East Technical University, 17 March 2004, Ankara;


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28.. “Changing Security Environment and New Threats to Turkey’s Security”, Conference given to the students and faculty members of Kirikkale University, 22 December 2003, Kirikkale; 27.. “New Threats and the Weapons of Mass Destruction”, Conference given to high level military staff at the Land Forces Command Headquarters, 19 November 2003, Ankara; 26..“Foreign Policy Decision-Making Process”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats and graduate students at the Center for European Studies, ATAUM, 18 November 2003, Ankara; 25.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Turkey’s Security”, conference given to senior students of the Faculty of Political Sciences, Ankara University, 04 November 2003, Ankara; 24.. “Security Structures in the Post-Cold War Era”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats and graduate students at the Center for European Studies, ATAUM, 03 November 2003, Ankara; 23.. “Turkey’s Neighbors and its National Interest”, Conference given to the military staff at the Gendarmerie Schools Command, 20 October 2003, Ankara; 22.. “Essence of Decision Making in Foreign Policy”, conference given to high level bureaucrats at the National Security Academy, 07 October 2003, Ankara; 21.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and its Implications for International Terrorism”, Conference given to the military staff at the Gendarmerie Schools, 08 May 2003, Ankara; 20.. “Emerging Threats in the Field of International Security”, Conference given to the military staff commanders at the Presidential Guard Regiment, Presidency of Turkish Republic, 09 April 2003, Ankara; 19.. “Turkey’s Geo-Strategic Outlook into the 21st Century” Conference given to Training Diplomats at the Diplomatic Academy of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 07 April 2003, Ankara; 18. “Emerging Threats in the Field of International Security”, Conference given to military students and staff commanders at the Army War Academy, 11 March 2003, Ankara; 17.. “Oil and International Politics in Iraq”, Conference given to members of the Chamber of Mechanical Engineers, 30 January 2003, Ankara; 16.. “Turkey’s Relations with Russia in a Historical Perspective”, Conference given to high level bureaucrats and graduate students at the Center for European Studies ATAUM, 18 November 2002, Ankara; 15.. “Evolution of European Security and Defense Policy,” Conference given to members of ARI Hareketi, 19 October 2002, Ankara; 14.. “Thoughts on the Concept of Strategy and Policy Planning” Conference given to Afghani Training Diplomats organized by the Center for Strategic Research (SAM) of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 10 July 2002, Ankara; 13.. “Thoughts on the Recent Developments in the Field of International Security,” Conference given to high school students organized by the Cankaya Lisesi, 29 March 2002, Ankara; 12.. “Thoughts on the Recent Developments in the Field of International Security,” Conference given to high school students organized by the TED Ankara Koleji, 15 March 2002, Ankara; 11.. “Thoughts on the Recent Developments in the Field of International Security,” Conference given to high school students organized by the Adnan Menderes Anadolu Lisesi, 13 December 2001, Istanbul;


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10.. “Re-building Afghanistan: The Role of Regional Powers and the United Nations” Conference given to students and the members of the International Relations and Foreign Policy Club, Middle East Technical University, 20 November 2001, Ankara; 9.. “The New World Order in the Aftermath of the September 11 Incident and its Implications for Turkey” Conference given to government officials, bureaucrats, media representatives and businessmen organized by the National Security and Strategic Studies Association (UGSAD), 24 October 2001, Ankara; 8.. “Regional Implications of the U.S. Missile Defense Shield,” Conference given to government officials, representatives of diplomatic missions, academics, media representatives and businessmen at the Turkish-American Association (TAA), 25 September 2001, Ankara; 7.. “Weapons of Mass Destruction and Ballistic Missiles Non-Proliferation Regimes,” Conference given to the military attachés at the Strategic Intelligence School Command of the Turkish General Staff, 10 May 2000, Ankara; 6.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction & Turkey’s Security Concerns,” Seminar given to the faculty members of the Department of International Relations, Koç University, 28 April 2000, Istanbul; 5.. “Thoughts on Turkey’s Candidacy to the European Union,” Seminar given to the members of the Contemporary Life Support Association, 05 February 2000, Ankara, 4.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction: Security Implications for the Middle East and South Asia,” Seminar given in the Department of International Relations, Bilgi University, 04 January 2000, Istanbul; 3.. “The Dark Side of Science: Threat of Biological Weapons and Bio-Terrorism,” Seminar given to the faculty members of the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Faculty of Science, Bilkent University, 8 December 1999, Ankara; 2.. “Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Middle East and its Implications for Turkey's Security,”, Conference given to military officers at the Headquarters of 4th Army Corps, 28 April 1999, Ankara; 1.. “Turkey and Nuclear Disarmament,” Conference given to high level bureaucrats at the Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK), 21 April 1999, Ankara; MA & Ph.D. THESES SUPERVISED (at BILKENT UNIVERSITY 1997 thru 2011) Completed: 23..Burcin Ulug (Ph.D.), Europeanization of Turkey’s Foreign Policy, 2015 22..Olcay Denizer (Ph.D.), Terrorism with Weapons of Mass Destruction: How Credible is the Threat? 2014 21..Aylin Gurzel (Ph.D.), Cooperative Threat Reduction Program: Problems/Prospects for the Future, 2012 20..Sercan Dogan (MA), Al-Qaeda after 2001 With Regard to its Strategy, 2010 19..Beyza Unal (MA), Winning the Hearts and Minds in Counterinsurgency Operations, 2010 18..Sebnem Udum (Ph.D.), The Nuclear Energy Debate in Turkey, 2010 17..Baris Caglar (Ph.D.), Changing Alliance and Cooperation Dynamics: Globalization, Nation-State and the Threat, 2010


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16..Kwangsoo Choi (MA), Origins of Turkey’s Concerns About Northern Iraq, 2008 15..Yasemin Nun (MA), Security Implications of Small Arms Light Weapons Proliferation, 2008 14..Eyup Ersoy (MA), The Significance of Turkish Armed Forces as an Instrument of Foreign Policy, 2008 13..Hakan Fidan (Ph.D.), Revolution in Information Technologies and the Future of Verification, 2006 12..Gokce Berberoglu (MA), Contending Approaches to Nuclear Energy, 2005 11..Berk Ece (MA), Asymmetrical Deterrence for NBC Terrorism, 2004 10..Ilker Kiremitçi (MA), Georgia’s Foreign and Security Policy and its Relations with Turkey, 2004 9..Sebnem Udum (MA), The Impact of Turkey’s Response to Proliferation Threats in the Middle East on its Integration with Europe, 2003 8..Ilgar Aliyev (MA), US Foreign Policy toward the Caucasus: Past, Present and Future, 2002 7..Omer Faruk Ozköse (MA), The ‘European Army’ & Implications for Turkey’s Security, 2002 6..Ozkan Ozer (MA), The Debate on the Future of Nuclear Weapons in the United States, 2002 5..Himmet Yurtsever (MA), Iran’s Nuclear Program & Implications for Regional Security, 2001 4..Baris Caglar (MA), Proliferation of WMD in the Middle East & Turkey’s Concerns, 2001; 3..Mehmet Ali Dogan (MA), Reflections on Turkish-Israeli Relations, 2000 2..Tuncay Kardas (MA), Turkish-Israeli Relations in a Historical Context, 1999 1..Hakan Fidan (MA), Intelligence and Foreign Policy, 1999 COURSES TAUGHT AT BILKENT UNIVERSITY (1997 thru 2011) IR 519 - Research Methods (MA & Ph.D); IR 529 - Arms Control and Disarmament (MA & Ph.D); IR 544 - Problems of Nuclear Proliferation after the Cold War (MA & Ph.D); IR 562 - Contemporary Issues in Arms Control (MA & Ph.D); IR 547 - International Politics (MA & Ph.D); IR 213 - Middle East in Global Politics (undergraduate – Summer School); IR 229 - Research Methods (undergraduate); IR 307 - Research Methods (undergraduate); IR 310 - Politics of International Economic Relations (undergraduate); IR 333 - Foreign Policy Analysis (undergraduate); IR 343 - Middle East Security Structures (undergraduate); IR 344 - Selected Topics in International Security (undergraduate); IR 424 - Issues in Strategy and Diplomacy (undergraduate – Summer School); IR 439 - Turkish Foreign Policy -I (undergraduate); IR 440 - Turkish Foreign Policy -II (undergraduate); COURSES TAUGHT AT OKAN UNIVERSITY (2011 - 2014)


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IR 214 - Foreign Policy Analysis (undergraduate); IR 401 - International Political Economy (undergraduate); IR 402 - International Security (undergraduate); IR 403 - Turkish Foreign Policy (undergraduate); UI 402 - Uluslararasi Guvenlik (undergraduate); UI 403 - Turk Dis Politikasi (undergraduate); UI 421 - Ortadogu’da Guvenlik Yapilari (undergraduate); COURSES TAUGHT AT MEF UNIVERSITY (2016) IR 101 – Introduction to International Relations OTHER -Academic Advisor, NATO Centre of Excellence Defence Against Terrorism (COE-DAT), Ankara; -Lecturer, National Security Academy, Ankara; -Lecturer, War Academies & Army War College, Istanbul & Ankara;

-Editor-in-Chief, Defence Against Terrorism Review (DATR), COE-DAT -Editorial Board Member and Referee in academic journals; -Invited to comment on world affairs on TV channels, such as NTV, CNN Turk, Haber Turk, BloombergHT, TRT, TRT Turk, Al Jazeera English, CCTV America, ABC, CBS and BBC World;

-Married to Prof. Dr. Aysegül Kibaroglu (MEF University – POLS&IR Dept) and has one son;