After the Arab Spring: a greater Middle Eastern role for Turkey?

Turkey, hemmed in for half of the 20th century by its role as a front-line guardian of NATO, has emerged as the most democratic Muslim country.

 

In conjunction with the Middle East concentration program at PSIA, “After the Arab Spring: is there a greater Middle Eastern role for Turkey?” will bring together Nathalie Nougayrede of Le Monde, Dorothée Schmid of the IFFRI, and Riva Kastoryano of the CERI, Sciences Po, for a discussion of Turkey’s role in the region.

Corresponding with the release of “Fils de Conquérants,” the French translation of the Economist book of the year “Sons of the Conquerors: the rise of the Turkish world” written by Hugh Pope of the International Crisis Group.