Turkish foreign policy and the Arab Spring

Turkey has reinvented relations with its Middle East neighbours. It has done this through improved economic ties as well as though better relations with both ...

Turkey and the Arab Spring

Turkey—just like the rest of the world—was caught unprepared by the uprisings in the region. Ankara has a “zero-problems” policy with its ...

Turkey's approach to the Arab spring revisited: political field and ...

It argues that Turkish foreign policy can be understood by looking at the evolving strategies adopted by AKP in the political field. In the early 2010s, the AKP ...

Turkey and the Arab Spring: Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy ...

The Arab Spring is revealing the tensions between the ideals espoused by Turkish foreign policy and Ankara's political, economic, and security interests.

Turkey and the Arab spring - jstor

Turkey's neighbourhood has been volatile and is coming to shape the broader parameters of Turkey's foreign policy. While its location has offered.

Turkey and the Arab Spring: Embracing “People's Power” - IEMed

The main factor influencing Turkish-Iraqi relations are the consequences of the 2003 Gulf war, and more specifically the consequences of the 2011 US withdrawal.

7 - Turkish foreign policy: the Arab Spring and the Syrian catastrophe

For most of the period until the late 2000s, Turkish foreign policy was almost always cautious and merely reactionary in response to the events happening within ...

Turkey's Failed Policy toward the Arab Spring: Three Levels of ...

At the international level, Turkey's inability to advance the reformist agenda of the Arab uprisings is grounded in two international factors: first, the ...

Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Arab Spring: Between Western ...

The post-Arab Spring disorder in the Middle East has reinforced the changes in Turkey's foreign policy objectives and tools. The evolving ...

Turkey's Reactions to the Arab Spring

Turkish foreign policy since the Justice and Development Party (AKP in Turkish) came to power in 2002 has been oriented towards deepening economic relations ...

turkey and the arab spring - Istituto Affari Internazionali

Improved relations with Syria, Iraq, and. Iran (as well as Russia, Armenia, and Greece) are evidence of this. But this does not mean that. Turkish foreign ...

Turkey and the Arab Spring: Between Ethics and Self-Interest

The “new” Turkish Foreign policy vision based on the “zero problems with neighbors” strategy faced a dramatic and severe test, following the ...

Turkish Foreign Policy, the Arab Spring, and the Syrian Crisis

Turkish Foreign Policy, the Arab Spring, and the Syrian Crisis: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back · Abstract · Established Status Quo in the ...

(PDF) Turkish Foreign Policy Towards the Arab Revolutions

The Arab Spring came at a time when Turkey's relations with the United States, Israel and the European Union were going through significant turbulence. 2010 ...

Turkey's Post–Arab Spring Foreign Policy

The downturn of the Arab uprisings in the Middle East has changed Turkey's foreign policy to one more focused on managing regional crises.

Turkish Foreign Policy in an Unhinged World

Türkiye's ongoing rapprochement with the Gulf states was largely driven by economic considerations. However, Israel's invasion of Gaza ...

The Arab Spring Introduces Turkey to the World of Foreign Policy ...

Turkey has exposed itself to a transition marked by turmoil and violence with its growing role in the Middle East. The Arab Spring crises are ...

Turkey's Foreign Policy Towards the Middle East: Under the Shadow ...

This book investigates the effects of the Arab Spring on Turkish foreign policy using a multidimensional approach that draws on a wide range of disciplines.

Turkish Foreign Policy After Presidentialism | Middle East Institute

In its second phase, starting with the onset of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, the AKP government moved to a policy of Islamism domestically ...

The Arab Spring Effect on Turkey's Role, Decision-making and ...

This book analyses Turkey's role in the Arab world and investigates the effects of the Arab Spring on Turkish foreign policy, decision-making and its role.