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Sledgehammer (Balyoz): How Turkey Averted a Coup in 2003

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Cetin Dogan

Dani Rodrik, the esteemed Harvard Professor of Economics, recently engaged in a high-profile effort to portray the historic Ergenekon case as a politically motivated plot skillfully contrived by the [ … ]

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Enduring Poverty in Kyrgyzstan

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kyrgyz

Undoubtedly, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the formation of new independent states in Eastern Europe and Central Asia was one of most significant developments of the last decade. These states’ [ … ]

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Why Did Russia Support Turkish-Armenian Rapprochement?

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Turkey-Armenia

The busy agenda of Caucasus in 2009 was peace, which, in 2008, was hitting the headlines across the world with Russian-Georgian War. Eventually, concrete steps were taken in Turkish-Armenian talks med [ … ]

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‘Moderate Islam’ in Turkey: Is the Ball in the AKP’s Court?

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Emine Erdogan

In recent years a line of research has attempted to explain the development of moderate Islam in Turkey within the greater framework of the interaction between religion and politics. Many observers of [ … ]

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Unbundling Erdogan

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Prime Minister Erdogan

Rumor has it that when asked "who is the best player in your team?", legendary Germany coach Helmut Schoen replied "Gerd Mueller, of course". Then the same journalist asked "who is the worst player in [ … ]

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Turkey’s ‘Constitutional Moment’

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Constitutional

Turkey is undergoing major transformations in several areas. Its economy has substantially grown in the last decade. It is now considered a regional power with rising influence in global affairs. Notw [ … ]

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Nepotism and Weak Institutions in Kyrgyz Politics

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Kyrgyzstan

What happened in Kyrgyzstan in April 2010? Was it a political déjà vu for Ex-president Bakiyev who stepped on the same rake as the first president Akayev did 5 years ago? Or was it an outcome of diffe [ … ]

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Conference on Turkey's New Foreign Policy Conference on Turkey's New Foreign Policy CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND CIVIL SOCIETY        presents   TURKEY'S NEW FOREIGN POLICY   conference panel featuring   Daniel Brumberg (Georgetown University) Omer Taspinar (Brookings) Yossi Shain (Georgetown University) Fevzi Bilgin (St. Mary's College, Washington Review)   moderator Sinan Ciddi (Institute of Turkish Studies at Georgetown University)   Wednesday, Oct... Read more...
Conference: Russia and Eurasia: 20 Years After The Soviet Union Conference: Russia and Eurasia: 20 Years After The Soviet Union CONFERENCE: RUSSIA AND EURASIA: 20 YEARS AFTER THE SOVIET UNION  April 14, 2011, Washington DC   Twenty years after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia's geopolitical environment has changed dramatically. The emergence of new states in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, the widening of European integration, and the rise of China have all transformed Russia's rela... Read more...
Conference on Turkish & Eurasian Affairs Conference on Turkish & Eurasian Affairs The Washington Review of Turkish & Eurasian Affairs, in partnership with The Center for the Study of Democracy at St. Mary's College of Maryland, held a a one-day conference at Historic St. Mary's City, Maryland, November 23, 2010. The goal of the conference was to address critical issues affecting Turkey and Eurasian societies. The conference brought together scholars from across the socia... Read more...
Conference on Deep State, Ergenekon, and Turkey's Constitutional Referendum Conference on Deep State, Ergenekon, and Turkey's Constitutional Referendum The Washington Review of Turkish & Eurasian Affairs held a conference at the National Press Club in Washington DC, on September 15, 2010,  three days after the critical constitutional referendum in Turkey, featuring Wayne Madsen, Joe Lauria, Mustafa Akyol, Levent Korkut, and Ihsan Bal.   FEATURED SPEAKERS Wayne Madsen is a Washington, DC-based investigative journ... Read more...
Reception at APSA 2010 Reception at APSA 2010 The Washington Review  held a reception at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, in Washington, DC, on September 4, 2010. The event provided a friendly venue for political scientists who work on Turkey and Eurasia to meet and network.      Read more...