Titlebook: Geostrategic Alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean and MENA; A Universal Paradigm Thrassy Marketos,Nicolas Mazzucchi,Thomas A. Alexo Book

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Regional and Global Actors’ Involvement in the EM-MENA Regionsystem has moved from bi-polarism to uni-polarism, and as it is often argued, it heads toward multi-polism (S. P. Huntigton)—although uni-multipolism (R. N. Haas) is also discussed. One can argue that in the fluid and uncertain environment of nowadays international system, vacuums of power are permi

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Erdogan, Sisi and the Fate of Egyptian-Turkish Relationsnt government in Cairo, the launching of a military campaign by General Khalifa Haftar in Libya backed by French, Egyptian and Emirati forces, the Iranian-Hezbollah military built-up in neighboring Syria, the release of Russia’s military intervention there (2015), and—most importantly—US military pa

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The New ‘Great Game’marily about natural gas but decades-old sovereignty issues—infused with old and new geopolitical ambitions alike. Material gain has motivated Turkey’s expansionism, but it is also animated by identity and ideology considerations. Actually, Turkey’s current approach to underwater exploration in the

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Two Opposing Geostrategic Blocks for the Prize of Euro-Africa Trans-Mediterranean Trade and Energy Cstate influenced company ENI leading role in the development of Egypt’s natural gas industry, Italy’s economic relations in North Africa and the rest of Africa are constrained by France’s outsized influence on the pattern of Afro-Mediterranean commercial connectivity. Italy’s influence is constraine

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International Operations Networksuction since the eve of twentieth century has ever been considered a production and exportation area, whereas Eastern Mediterranean, historically being a resource-scarce area, was more considered a transit region to Western markets. The situation is changing at a fast pace due to several factors. Am

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