During the past academic year, the faculty members of the GAD department have actively contributed to their respective fields through the publication of numerous academic articles and books, as well as their engagement in international conferences and interviews, where they generously shared their research findings and insights. Below is a showcase of their accomplishments in book and article publications:

Book Publications:

Dr. Monaco, in collaboration with an expert from the United Nations Office in Micronesia, is soon releasing a new book titled "Sustainable Development of Pacific Islands: Lessons Learned, Challenges, and the Way Forward" (available at [Springer](https://link.springer.com/book/9789819736287));

Dr. Monaco's "Global Trends Outline: A Fundamental Guide to Socioeconomic and Environmental Changes" was published in 2023 (available at [Springer](https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-19-9163-9));

Dr. Zhao Xiaobin, in partnership with Dr. Çolakoğlu, authored "A Comparative Study of Epidemic Prevention and Control Policies and Social Resilience," which was introduced to readers in 2023 (available at [DOI](https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9993-2)).

Academic Publications:

Dr. Çolakoğlu explored the topic of "China and Turkey: From Bilateral Relations to the Evolution of Silk Road Cooperation in Eurasia" in the "Routledge Handbook of China and Eurasian International Relations";

Dr. Monaco conducted a SWOT analysis on "Kiribati's Transition from Least Developed Country Status";

Dr. Vavřík analyzed the "Politicization of European Anti-Epidemic Measures: Political Divisions and Public Polarization";

Dr. Wu Shuang published research on "The Emotional Geography of State-Owned Enterprises in Post-Reform China".

This comprehensive display of scholarly work reflects the department's commitment to academic excellence and its significant contribution to the global academic community.