Analysing Turkish foreign policy beyond a pro or anti Western binary viewpoint, this report provides insight into the Justice and Development Party's (AKP) strategic thinking on relations with the EU, Greece, Iran, Syria, Iraq, the United States, and the Caucasus.

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Turkey's Global Strategy

Published May 2011

Chapters

Executive Summary
Nicholas Kitchen

Introduction: The Sources of Turkish Grand Strategy: Strategic Depth' and 'Zero-Problems' In Context
Joshua W. Walker

Turkey and the European Union
Fadi Hakura

Turkey and Greece
Ekavi Athanassopoulou

Turkey and the Caucasus
Kevork Oskanian

Turkey and Iran
Elliot Hentov

Turkey and Syria
Christopher Phillips

Turkey and Iraq
Hasan Turunc

Turkey and the United States
Emiliano Alessandri

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