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1. Beyond Soft Power: The Rise and Fall of Turkey's Twitter Public Diplomacy.

Subjects
SOCIAL media, DIPLOMACY, SYRIAN War, 1839-1840, INTERNATIONAL relations
Abstract

The article focuses on a study which examines how Turkey uses social media as a tool for public diplomacy. It also mentions information on Turkey's use of social media via the social media platform Twitter as a means of public diplomacy. It also discusses theoretical and practical implications which offers directions for public diplomacy research. It informs that Turkey's foreign policy has shifted from zero-problems policy with neighbors to the nation's involvement in Syrian War.

Published
2018

2. PORTRAIT EXPANDED.

Author

Harding, Charlotte

Subjects
PHOTOGRAPHERS, PORTRAIT photography, AUTISM, SYRIAN War, 1839-1840
Published
2017

3. THE SYRIAN CONFLICT AND TURKEY'S HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE.

Author

Öztığ, Laçin İdil

Subjects
SYRIAN War, 1839-1840, SYRIAN refugees, HUMANITARIANISM, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Turkey has followed an open-door policy towards the Syrian refugees since the start of the conflict in Syria in 2011. With the intensification of violence, Syria has now replaced Afghanistan as the state that generates the most refugees in the world. Currently, Turkey hosts more than 2.7 million refugees. In this paper, an analysis of Turkey's response to the refugee crisis is presented, by shedding light on the living and working conditions of Syrian refugees. The second part of the article looks at Turkey's border policy and its humanitarian policies in response to this crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

6. Dodging bombs to document war crimes - Global Journalist.

Subjects
SYRIAN War, 1839-1840, NONPROFIT organizations, FILM festivals, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article discusses an incidence of Aleppo, Syrian War in Syria that took place on March 7, 2014. Topics discussed include investigation of the United Nations Rights agency on presence of bombs and bullets of the Arab Spring in Libya and Syria, international non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch to attract international attention to crises, and launch of a new documentary "E-Team" during film festivals.

Published
2014

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