Features of foreign policy birds: Israeli prime ministers as hawks and doves

Overview of attention for article published in Cooperation and Conflict, May 2019

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@meltemhasancebi @baris_kesgin hocanın çalışmasına bakabilirsiniz.👇🏾 Bir de yazan olmuş, hatırlatayım, Şahinlik ile Realizmin bir alakası yoktur. Realistler itidalden yanadır. En son Ukrayna meselesinde nasıl bir pozisyon aldıklarından da bunu görebilirsin

27 Jan 2022

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RT @baris_kesgin: my 2020 paper "Israeli prime ministers as hawks and doves" in @CoCo_journal is ungated at the moment #Israel #primeminist…

16 Jul 2021

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Check this out, from one of our wonderful Summer Institute for Israel Studies #SIIS alumni

15 Jul 2021

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Dr. Baris Kesgin's article "Features of Foreign Policy Birds: Israeli Prime Ministers as Hawks and Doves" - currently free access @CoCo_journal @baris_kesgin @ElonPolitics https://t.co/kOgzGKf84V #Israel #primeministers #leadership #hawks #doves

12 Jul 2021

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