1. The Entente of Turkey, Israel and Azerbaijan: The New Type of an Alliance in the Post-Cold War Era 2. State Identities as Building Blocs of the Relationship, 1992-1999 3. The Military- Security Stranglehold: State Agents as Drivers of the Triple Entente 4. Foreign Policy and its Discontents in the Age of Globalisation: Informal Networks and Transnational Levers 5. The Heart of Entente: Security Dimension of the Relationship 6. Fluctuating Zones of Influence: Involution of the Alignment, 2000-2005 7. Conclusion
Alexander Murinson is an independent researcher. He received his Ph.D. from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, and has written a number of articles on Turkish foreign policy and the entente with Israel and Azerbaijan.
"Murinson's book stands out as an excellent study for those who aspire to understand the rise and fall of Turkish--Israeli ties as well as the vicissitudes in Israeli--Azerbaijani relations. Murinson's detailed and well-written study...stands out as the principal work on Turkish--Israeli--Azerbaijani ties. It fills a lacuna on the topic exactly when we most need to understand it." - Soner Cagaptay, The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, Volume 5 No. 1, 2010
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