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The first volume of the work named Azerbaycan Dialectology Dictionary, which includes the letters "A-L", was prepared in 1999, in order to enrich Azerbaijani Turkish, to learn its history, ethnography and to be useful in the preparation of the etymological dictionary of Turkish dialects. The work includes the words belonging to the Azerbaijani dialects spoken not only in Azerbaijan but also in Armenia, Georgia, and Dagestan regions.

This book is the first English book that examines the relations of the two countries in a regional context. The book examines the effects of factors such as the Islamic Revolution of Iran, the Iran - Iraq War (1980 - 1988) and the 1991 and 2003 Gulf Wars on the relations between the two countries. However, the moments that two nation-states, which are on the way to become a regional power, live in the heart of international interventions and come together and face each other in common and similar areas of struggle that can be summarized with the concepts of revolution, ideology, coups, geopolitics and war, are revealed with all the nakedness. However, in the book, the responsibilities of these countries in the shaping of the Middle East of the future and their effects on this formation are also discussed in the center of mutual relations. Due to the importance of this level of analysis, the work we have brought to Turkish is generally a well-written work based on primary research from beginning to end. The mirror Robert Olson's holds to these two countries gains importance with his determinations that need to be considered, although it is difficult to accept.

Tales, legends, and epics have been passed down from generation to generation by akin, jirşı, and jirav, who are the memories of Kazakh oral literature. In this book, showing examples of both heroic and love epics; There are texts of the epics of Akböbek, Akböpe, Avez Batır, Bazar Batır, Er Begzat, Er Tokımbet, Ermek Batır, Öggen Batır, Savrık Batır, Suranşı Batır. Little work has been done on these epics.

Turkmen Turkish, which is used as the official state language of Turkmens living in the Republic of Turkmenistan, has been examined in terms of written language, sound, and form. The book consists of two main sections, "Introduction" and "Analysis". In the "Introduction" section, Turkmens, Turkmen Turkish, and alphabet are briefly discussed. The "Analysis" section is the main part of the book and includes two main sections, namely "Phonology" and "Morphology" in Turkmen Turkish. Under the title of Phonetics, vowels (short and long vowels) and consonants used in Turkmen Turkish are classified and their typical features are shown with examples. Under the title of General Sound Structure, the phonetic characteristics of Turkmen Turkish, phonetic changes, and phonetic events in Turkmen Turkish were evaluated. In the Morphology section, word structure and affixes used in word making are emphasized. In terms of word types, meaningful words such as noun, adjective, pronoun, adverb, verb respectively, and assigned words such as preposition, conjunction, and exclamation were examined.