Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy

January 15, 2012
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Javid Valiyev

Javid Valiyev earned his master’s degree in International Relations from Gazi University in Turkey (2006) and currently pursues his PhD studies in International Relations with Ankara Unıvesıty. Between 2005 and 2009, Valiev worked as a research fellow at the Center for National Security and Strategic Studies (TUSAM) and Center for International Relations and Strategic Analysis Studies (TURKSAM). His publications include numerous academic and analytical articles for Turkish language journals and newspapers. His teaching and research interests cover international relations, international security and international law, Turkey’s domestic politics and foreign policy, and post-Soviet politics.

Authors articles:

Turkey’s Evolving Foreign Policy: The Domestic Sources of a Major Shift Turkey is changing not only domestically but in its foreign policy orientation, increasingly shifting from a Western-centric approach to one that is more multi-vectored and balanced as can be seen in the accords Ankara has reached with Asian and Middle Eastern countries over the last several months...

Turkey-Armenia: Borders and Trade On October 10, 2009, Turkey and Armenia signed two protocols in the capital of Switzerland, Zurich, to establish diplomatic ties and to open the borders. Four months later, however, neither the Turkish nor the Armenian parliament has ratified them, something required for them to enter into force...