The Armenian Question

The Area of International Relations: Problems of Terminology and Mode of Approach

The Theory of Political Realism.

The Means of Foreign Policy Available to the State

The Goals of the State in Foreign Policy

The Moralist School and its Critique

The Balance of Power System

An Example of Transnational Powers and of Their Influence in the International Political System; the Armenian Question

Chapter One: The International Environment in Which the Armenian Question Arose

"Universal" Nationalism and the Balance of Power System in Europe

The Great Powers in the l9th and 20th Centuries and their Xpansionist Policies in the Middle East

"The Great Powers" and their Methods of Colonizing the Ottoman State

Military Methods: Partitioning and Occupation

Economic Methods.

The Capitutations as a Means of Exerting International Political Pressure

The Situation of the Minorities in the Ottoman Empire: the Millet System

The Protectorate System and the Rise of Separatist Movements
The Ottomans and Their Efforts to Preserve the Unity of the Country: Ideas and Practices

Western Reactions to and Expections from the Ottoman Reform

Chapter Two: The Anatomy of the Armenian Question (1877-1917)

The Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in Light of the Theories of Nation and Nationalism

Factors that Contributed to the Rise of Armenian Nationalism

The Organization of the Armenian Separatist Movement: the Revolutionary Committees and their Methods of Struggle

The Transformation of the Armenian Cause into an International Issue: Interventions and Reforms

The The War Goals of the Allies, Secret Treaties and the Armenians

The Place of Separatist Movements in England's Propaganda System

The Contribution of the Arab, Zionist and Armenian Movements to the War Effort of the Allies

The Activities of the Armenian Organizations During the First World War

Chapter Three: The Solution of the Armenian Question (1917-1918)

The Road Leading to the Decision of Relocation and its 1915 Implementation

The Developments in Caucasia Following the 1917 Russian Revolution and International Struggles

The Ottomans take the Initiative in the Caucasus and the International Reaction to the Order they Establish

The Beginning of the 1919 Peace Talks and the "Armenian Policy" of the United States of America

Conflicts Among the Great Powers and the Problem of the Partitioning of Turkey

The Beginning of the Turkish National Struggle Against the Armenian Invasion of Eastern Anatolia

The Eastern Policy of the Ankara Government and the Eastern Front

The Western Policy of the Ankara Government and the Southern Front

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's Views Concerning the Minorities in Turkey

The Great Powers and the Closing of the "Armenian File" at the Lausanne Peace Conference

The Turkish Armenians' Interpretation of and Response to the 'Armenian Question'

The discussion of the Minorities Problem in Lausanne and an Analysis of the Decisions Taken

The Great Powers' Efforts in Lausanne to Revive the "Protectorate System, "and Reactions in Turkey to these efforts.

England's Plans for the Future and her Political Investments Concerning the Mosul Problem.

Conclusion: On the Tools of Foreign Politics

Subcultures in the Ottoman Empire, Socialization and Political Participation

An Analysis of the Designs over Turkey Within the Framework of the Place of Supranational Powers in World Politics

Facts Regarding Self Determination, Human Rights and the Minorities Régime in the 20th Century

The Truth About the Armenian events that Occurred in the Ottoman Empire and in the Republic of Turkey

Can the New Inter-State Political System Provide a Solution?