In the last years it has been fashionable to label Turkey’s policy as “neo-Ottoman”, a fascinating but rather inconsistent definition for a policy combining soft and hard power as in Syria, Libya, the Caucasus and the Balkans.[1] Much more important are other dimensions of contemporary Turkey (Pan-Islamism, Eurasianism, Kemalism and Pan-Turkism).[2]
Primavera, M., Turkey between vision and overextension, <<Nato Defense College Foundation>>, 2021-11-01 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/205618]
Turkey between vision and overextension
Primavera, Mauro
2021
Abstract
In the last years it has been fashionable to label Turkey’s policy as “neo-Ottoman”, a fascinating but rather inconsistent definition for a policy combining soft and hard power as in Syria, Libya, the Caucasus and the Balkans.[1] Much more important are other dimensions of contemporary Turkey (Pan-Islamism, Eurasianism, Kemalism and Pan-Turkism).[2]
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