Marc Sinan Winrow
@marcsinanwinrow.bsky.social
Research Assistant @LSE IR. Teaching Fellow @SOAS. Interested in international and political theory and the normative and historical sources of international order with a focus on Turkey/MENA/eastern Mediterranean.
While Turkish foreign policy is assumed to have transformed under the AKP, which triggered renewed activism in different regions of the world, the short-lived CHP government of 1978-79, at least rhetorically, also expressed a policy of establishing closer links with different regions:
November 24, 2024 at 12:10 PM
While Turkish foreign policy is assumed to have transformed under the AKP, which triggered renewed activism in different regions of the world, the short-lived CHP government of 1978-79, at least rhetorically, also expressed a policy of establishing closer links with different regions:
The view of the castle of Leros from the Alinda bay and the coast of Didim in Turkey on the horizon.
October 1, 2024 at 10:14 AM
The view of the castle of Leros from the Alinda bay and the coast of Didim in Turkey on the horizon.
The view of Alinda and Agia Marina from the castle of Leros; historically one of the most strategically important islands in the southern Aegean:
September 23, 2024 at 6:03 PM
The view of Alinda and Agia Marina from the castle of Leros; historically one of the most strategically important islands in the southern Aegean:
Interesting how Nihat Erim, CHP MP and later Turkish prime minister, argued, in 1963, that Turkey's strategic importance has diminished after the Cuban missile crisis but that it will remain 'linked' to the West through its democratic regime (From M. Meclisi, B: 27 9.1.1963 O: 1, p. 649):
August 25, 2024 at 10:39 AM
Interesting how Nihat Erim, CHP MP and later Turkish prime minister, argued, in 1963, that Turkey's strategic importance has diminished after the Cuban missile crisis but that it will remain 'linked' to the West through its democratic regime (From M. Meclisi, B: 27 9.1.1963 O: 1, p. 649):