The AKP and Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East / Collected Papers | Volume 5. — London: LSE Middle East Centre, 2016. — 50 p.
PKK’s regional franchise of terror. — Ankara: Turkish National Police Academy, International Center for Terrorism and Security Studies (UTGAM), 2017. — 45 p.
A terrorism threat against humanity and democracy: The PKK case. — Ankara:Turkish National Police Academy, International Center for Terrorism and Security Studies (UTGAM), 2018. — 45 p.
Dialogue and sustainable conflict resolution in the Kurdish question and polarization in Turkey. — Istanbul: Istanbul Policy Center, 2018. — 32 p.
Turkish and Malaysian Experiences: Lessons for Egypt. — Gazimağusa, North Cyprus: Eastern Mediterranean University, 2013. — 155 p.
Kurdish identity: human rights and political status / ed. by Charles G. MacDonald, Carole A. O’Leary. — Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida, 2017. — 349 p.
The Kurds After the ‘Caliphate’: How the Decline of ISIS has Impacted the Kurds of Iraq and Syria. — London: ICSR, 2018. — 32 p.
The Kurd industry: Understanding cosmopolitanism in the twenty-first century. Diss. Dr. Ph. — New Brunswick, NJ: The State University of New Jersey, 2014. — 332 p.
Fighting for Kurdistan? Assessing the nature and functions of the Peshmerga in Iraq. — The Hague: Netherlands Institute of International Relations ‘Clingendael’, 2018. — 34 p.
National security concerns and the Kurdistan region in a new Middle East: From rebellion to statehood the influences of power, threat enviornment and opportunity structures on the choice of becoming an independent state. — Stockholm: Swedish Defence University, 2017. — 73 p.