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@LenoreGMartin @AOD_PhD @efetokdemir @melmetintas @skostem @omuratmaca Onur Erpul (@onurerpul ) and Kemal Kirişci’s (@kemalkirisci ) ���Where Is the Anchor? Explaining the Endurance of the American-Turkish Partnership, 1927–2024” revisits nearly a century of relations, considering geostrategic, ideational, and institutional factors.

@LenoreGMartin @AOD_PhD @efetokdemir @melmetintas @skostem Ayşe Ömür Atmaca’s (@omuratmaca ) “The Alliance in the Storm: Geopolitical Representation of the United States in the Turkish Parliament during Détente” uses critical geopolitical theory to examine the shifting parliamentary discourse surrounding the U.S. in the 1960s and 1970s.

@LenoreGMartin @AOD_PhD Efe Tokdemir (@efetokdemir ), Melike Metintaş (@melmetintas ), and Seçkin Köstem (@skostem ) present “A Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Turkish Public Opinion towards the United States,” presenting new survey evidence on how Turkish citizens form their views about the USA.

@LenoreGMartin Andrew O’Donohue’s (@AOD_PhD ) “The Deinstitutionalization of U.S. and Turkish Foreign Policy: Why Societal Ties Are an Anchor in Bilateral Relations” challenges existing literature that prioritizes international or individual-level factors to explain U.S.–Türkiye ties.

@LenoreGMartin Turning to the regional dimension, Meliha Altunışık’s “Turkey and the US in the Middle East: A Case for Alliance Change” examines how Ankara’s changing threat perceptions and ontological security concerns in the region.

@LenoreGMartin Richard Outzen’s “Costly Incrementalism: U.S. PKK Policy and Relations with Türkiye” delves into four decades of fluctuating American approaches to the PKK.

Lenore G. Martin’s (@LenoreGMartin ) “Challenging Friends: Türkiye-U.S. Relations” provides a broad overview of the core points of contention, from differing Syria policies to disputes over defense procurements and extraditions.