Turkey's Relations with the Middle East: Political Encounters after the Arab Spring

Introduction: The Politics of Power amidst the Uprisings of Hope Oguzhan Göksel.- Part I-The Turkish Model and the Arab Spring.-1 Turkish Foreign Policy, the Arab Spring and the Syrian Crisis: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back.- 2 Eurocentrism Awakened: The Arab Uprisings and the Search for a "Modern" Middle East.- 3 The Rise and Fall of the Turkish Model for the Middle East.- 4 Ties that Bind: Popular Uprisings and the Politics of Neoliberalism in Turkey and the Middle East .- Part II - Turkey's Relations with Middle Eastern Powers after the Arab Spring.- 5 Political Chaos in Iraq, ISIS and Turkish Foreign Policy: The High Cost of the Westphalian Delusion.- 6 The Arab Spring and Turkish-Iranian Relations, 2011-2016.- 7 Assessing the Regional Influence and Relations of Turkey and Saudi Arabia after the Arab Spring.- 8 Turkey, Cyprus and the Arab Uprisings.- Part III - Turkey's Domestic Politics and Relations with Non-State Actors of the Middle East.- 9 Re-evaluating the Sources and Fragility of Turkey's Soft Power after the Arab Uprisings.- 10 Comparing the Political Experiences of Justice and Development Party in Turkey and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.- 11 Turkey's Evolving Relations with the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq since the Arab Spring.- 12 The Arab Spring and the Emergence of a New Kurdish Polity in Syria .- Conclusion: Turkey and the Middle East in an Age of Turbulence.