Publications of CATS

• Günter Seufert

Die Türkeipolitik der künftigen Bundesregierung: Konfliktlinien und Kooperationsfelder

doi:10.18449/2021A65

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• Nebahat Tanrıverdi Yaşar
• Hürcan Aslı Aksoy

Making Sense of Turkey’s Cautious Reaction to Power Shifts in Tunisia

Turkey Adjusts Its Foreign Policy in Europe’s Southern Neighbourhood

doi:10.18449/2021C52

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• Kadri Tastan

Ankara is preparing to ratify the Paris Agreement: Is that enough?

After years of refusal, President Erdoğan recently declared that Ankara will finally ratify the Paris Agreement. Kadri Tastan explains the reasons behind this resistance and why ratification alone will not be enough to actively engage Turkey in the fight against climate change.

• Galip Dalay

An Afghan Thaw in the Turkish–US Relationship?

As Ankara pursues possibilities to retain a presence at Kabul airport, Galip Dalay discusses the implications for Turkey’s relations with Washington – and the risks involved.

• Günter Seufert

Erdoğan the Builder in Northern Cyprus

• German

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Visit to the “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus” Cements a Shift in Turkey’s Cyprus Policy and Reinforces Ankara’s Isolation

doi:10.18449/2021C47

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• Galip Dalay

Turkish-Russian Relations in Light of Recent Conflicts

Syria, Libya, and Nagorno-Karabakh

doi:10.18449/2021RP05

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• Tuba Eldem

Spotlight Turkey: A Pivotal Swing State in NATO

• Salim Çevik

Erdogan’s Endgame with Egypt

Rapprochement with Egypt is a necessary first step for Turkey to break out of its self-induced isolation, but it will require concessions that Erdogan may not be willing to make.

• Sinem Adar

EU Policies toward Turkey and Avenues for Cooperation with the U.S.: Protecting Shrinking Democratic Spaces, Safeguarding Multilateral Principles

• Günter Seufert

»Es war das erste Mal, dass ein Putsch in der Türkei am Widerstand der Bevölkerung gescheitert ist«

Im Interview mit bpb.de analysiert der Soziologe und Türkei-Experte Günter Seufert von der Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP), was in der Putschnacht am 15. Juli 2016 passiert ist und wie sich die türkische Gesellschaft seither verändert hat.

• Sinem Adar

Understanding the Religion-Politics Nexus in Turkey. Continuities and Ruptures

• Ilke Toygür
• Héctor Sánchez Margalef

Spain: ready to turn results into action

doi:10.18449/2021WP07