Turkish foreign policy – between East and West?

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Series Details October 2009
Publication Date 2009
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The past decade has seen a fundamental shift in Turkey’s foreign policy: it is now more pro-active, assertive and independent; less focused on traditional hard power and more on a ‘diplomacy-first’ approach. This Policy Brief by Amanda Akçakoca argues that while Ankara is focusing more its own neighbourhood, its role as a key regional player and upgrading relations with Russia, it is unlikely to adopt an anti-Western foreign policy given the solid ties it has built with NATO, the US and the EU.

Source Link http://www.epc.eu/TEWN/pdf/686290973_Turkish%20foreign%20policy.pdf
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ESO: Background information: Turkey’s “Soft Power” Strategy: A New Vision for a Multi-Polar World http://www.europeansources.info/record/turkeys-soft-power-strategy-a-new-vision-for-a-multi-polar-world/

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