Turkey Still Needs The West
By Walter Russell Mead | 15 June 2010 In an earlier post, I wrote about the emergence of Turkey and Brazil on the world stage. Since then, the ‘terrible twins’ voted against...
Terrible Twins: Turkey, Brazil and the Future of American Foreign Policy
By Walter Russell Mead | 05 June 2010 These days, there’s an unusual spectacle in world affairs. The United States has relatively good relations with the major powers: China, the EU...
Turkey’s Clash of Civilizations
By Dr. Soner Cagaptay | 08 June 2010 Ever since the Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) assumed power in 2002, Turkish foreign policy has made a 180-degree turn. The country's once-strong...
Turkey’s New Political Balance: Old AKP and New Kemalism
By Dr. Soner Cagaptay | 20 May 2010 Turkey's protracted political battle between the governing Justice and Development Party, or AKP, and its opponents reached a crescendo this month with the...
But parliamentary ratification of the deal has stalled in both countries
But parliamentary ratification of the deal has stalled in both countries over the contentious issue of World War I-era killings of Armenians in Ottoman Turkey, which Yerevan insists constituted genocide...
Introduction
This paper argues that Turkey’s experience with economic crisis in 2001 demonstrates the effects of the investment model of economic development interacting simultaneously with the liquidity model. Investment model focuses on pull...
Interview with Dr. Kerem Oktem
By Ozgur Tufekci and Husrev Tabak | July 2012 Another Empire is based on the proceedings of a conference with the title “Turkey’s Foreign Policy in a changing world: Old alignments...