Sinem Adar on the militarisation of Turkey’s foreign policy

August 18, 2020

Turkey Book Talk episode #122 – Sinem Adar, associate in the Centre for Applied Turkey Studies at the SWP think tank in Berlin, on the hardening of Turkey’s foreign policy in the Middle East, the East Mediterranean and Europe, as well as the Turkish government’s soft power investments.

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Posted by William Armstrong
Filed in Interviews, Islamism, Kurdish issue, Middle East, Military, Nationalism, neo-Ottomanism, Podcast, Politics, Turkey, Turkish politics
Tags: Middle East, Sinem Adar, Turkish foreign policy, Turkish military, Turkish nationalism, Turkish politics

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