Ulvi Keser

Prof. Dr. Ulvi Keser is a full Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Final International University, North Cyprus. His research and teaching focus on the modern history of Cyprus, strategic security studies, intelligence operations, and communication history, with special emphasis on the 1955-1974 Turkish Cypriot struggle and the wider Eastern-Mediterranean geopolitics.

Education & Academic Titles:

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Research Interests:

Prof. Keser’s scholarship revolves around the intersection of history, security, and communication. He meticulously investigates clandestine radio networks, propaganda techniques, intelligence gathering, and the legal-diplomatic aspects of the Cyprus question. His work also delves into humanitarian crises during World War II, Turkish-Greek bilateral relations, and maritime strategic affairs in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Key themes include:

• History of the Turkish Cypriot resistance (1955-1974)
• Intelligence & counter-intelligence activities on the island
• Impact of radio broadcasting and underground media on national movements
• International law and diplomatic legitimacy regarding Cyprus
• Energy security and maritime boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean

Publication Profile:

Since 2008 Prof. Keser has authored more than seventy scholarly articles. His output is heavily concentrated on Cyprus-centric case studies, employing archival documents, intelligence reports and media analyses. Recurring methodological strands combine historical narrative with security analysis, yielding insights into propaganda, psychological warfare, and the legal-geopolitical dimensions of conflict.

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