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Ali DayiogluProf. Dr., European University of LefkeVerified email at eul.edu.tr
Sait AkşitNear East UniversityVerified email at neu.edu.tr
Nur KopruluNear East University, NicosiaVerified email at neu.edu.tr
Direnç KanolWorld Peace University, NicosiaVerified email at wpu.edu.tr

İbrahim Ayberk

İbrahim Ayberk

Faculty Member Instructor Dr., Near East University

Verified email at neu.edu.tr

De facto States Patron-De facto Client State Relations Nationalism Migration Contemporary


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Bir De Facto Devlet Olarak Kuzey Kıbrıs' ta Sivil Toplum İ AYBERK, S AKŞİT, A DAYIOĞLU Uluslararası İlişkiler/International Relations 16 (64), 127-144, 2019	13*	2019
The Turkish Immigrant in the Turkish-Cypriot Imaginary: An Examination of the Exclusions in Daily Life İ Ayberk Unpublished Master’s Thesis, Middle East Technical University Northern …, 2013	3	2013
Civil Society in a De Facto State-Northern Cyprus: Societal Dissent, Turkish Cypriot Trade Unions and Relations with Turkey I Ayberk, S Aksit, A Dayioglu ULUSLARARASI ILISKILER-INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 16 (64), 127-144, 2019	1	2019
Policy diffusion in unlikely places: between emulation and coercion in northern Cyprus İ Ayberk, D Kanol, N Köprülü Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, 2023		2023
The Covid-19 Challenge in De Facto States: The Case of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus S Akşit, İ Ayberk Near East Institute - Near East Bulletin, 2020		2020
AN INVESTIGATION OF LEADING TURKISH CYPRIOT TRADE UNIONS’ATTITUDES TOWARDS THEIR PATRON STATE AND THE IMMIGRANTS COMING FROM TURKEY İ AYBERK

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