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Taiwan-Cyprus-Kosovo Cases: Differences And Similarities

Kamer KASIM
Elif Eren KASIM
Pages
553–572
Publication Date
2018-04-20
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This study will also evaluate each case concerning the developments in international system to shed a light the regional and international implications of these cases.

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Objective & Hypothesis:There are different types of states in the international system and each has its own historical and political development.
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Key Findings & Data:This study aims to analyze Taiwan-Cyprus and Kosovo cases in order to illustrate possible solution of disputes.
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Conclusion & Impact:This study will also evaluate each case concerning the developments in international system to shed a light the regional and international implications of these cases.
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⚙️Variables:Taiwan · Cyprus · TRNC

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There are different types of states in the international system and each has its own historical and political development. Taiwan, Cyprus and Kosovo are the three examples of disputes in international relations. The three states are in different geographic locations and their history and content of the disputes that they come through are different. However, there are also similarities among Taiwan-CyprusKosovo examples which makes them valuable to evaluate. This study aims to analyze Taiwan-Cyprus and Kosovo cases in order to illustrate possible solution of disputes. This study will also evaluate each case concerning the developments in international system to shed a light the regional and international implications of these cases.

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KASIM, K., KASIM, E. E. (2018). Taiwan-Cyprus-Kosovo Cases: Differences And Similarities. Yönetim Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 30, 553–572. https://ajindex.com/articles/26107

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