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Tag Archives: election
The Erdogan/Gul Prisoner Dilemma
During the Cold War, strategists often turned to game theory to explain deterrence and the concept of mutually assured destruction (MAD). The United States and the Soviet Union, for example, were cast as players in an open-ended PD game, whereby … Continue reading
Podcast: Turkey’s Perception in Washington
Journalist Yigal Schleifer and I discuss Turkey’s perception in Washington, the future of the Gulen movement, the prospects for a Turkish-Israeli rapprochement, and Erdogan’s presidential prospects. Follow @YigalSchleifer for excellent Turkey analysis on twitter.
Podcast: Turkey’s Contested Election and Prime Minister Erdogan’s Uncertain Future
Journalist Noah Blaser and I discuss post-election Turkey, the prospects for the Kurdish peace process, and the country’s very uncertain political future. Follow @nblaser18 on twitter for excellent Turkey analysis.
A Cyber Crackdown on Gulen Media?
On 28 March 2014, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu made a rather sweeping policy statement regarding cyber warfare. In response to a leaked audio recording that allegedly captured Turkish policymakers debating whether or not to use a “false flag” attack to … Continue reading
The Youtube Ban and Electoral Politics in Turkey’s Provinces (Podcast)
Journalist Noah Blaser and I discuss the youtube ban, the false flag tape, the AKP’s strength in the Black Sea, potential political threats to the AKP, the political consequences of redistricting, and the prospect of increased political empowerment of the Kurdish … Continue reading
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Turkey Wonk Podcast: Turkey’s Local Elections
Journalist Alex Christie Miller and I discuss the upcoming local elections, the AKP’s political machine, and how the reaction to the twitter ban may in fact help Erdogan at the polls.
Turkey Wonk: Nuclear and Political Musings in Turkey and Beyond 