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Anglais
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Bayram BALCI (Organisation de l'évènement), Mitat ÇELİKPALA (Organisation de l'évènement), Sinan Ülgen (Intervention), Galip Dalay (Intervention)
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Droit commun de la propriété intellectuelle
DOI : 10.60527/4e8g-ex62
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Sinan Ülgen, Galip Dalay. IFEA-GD. (2021, 15 avril). The Syrian crisis and its effects on Turkey’s foreign policy. [Vidéo]. Canal-U. https://doi.org/10.60527/4e8g-ex62. (Consultée le 18 mai 2024)

The Syrian crisis and its effects on Turkey’s foreign policy

Réalisation : 15 avril 2021 - Mise en ligne : 6 septembre 2021
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Since its foundation in 1923, the Turkish Republic has never encountered a regional security and political crisis as severe as the Syrian Civil War. Indeed, the Syrian crisis that erupted in the context of the Arab uprising ten years ago continues to have significant impacts on the neighboring countries, especially on Turkey that had a very privileged relationship with Damascus before the civil war.

In terms of foreign policy, the impact of the Syrian crisis is the most serious one. Turkey has become increasingly torn between its traditional loyalty to the West and new security calculations precipitating a tilt to the East, namely a rapprochement with Russia, Iran, and even China. To what extent is the Syrian crisis a turning point in the Turkish foreign policy traditionally oriented toward the West? What are the other effects of the Syrian crisis on Turkish foreign policy? These are the main issues that will be developed in the 7th session of the joint seminar organized between Kadir Has University and the IFEA this month with two prestigious scholars: Sinan ÜLGEN and Galip DALAY.

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