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Soli Ozel

Soli Ozel

Soli Ozel teaches in Bilgi University's Department of International Relations and is a columnist for the Turkish daily Sabah.
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  • Turkey’s Transformation

    Soli Ozel Series: The World in Words
    2007-08-28
    Abdullah Gül’s election as Turkey’s 11th president poses little danger of a military coup. On the contrary, Gul's presidency should consolidate the integration of Turkey's Islamist movement into the political mainstream.... read
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  • Which Way is West for Turkey?

    Soli Ozel Series: Islam
    2004-10-28
    When Turkey's parliament voted in March 2003 against allowing American troops to open a northern front against Iraq, Turkey's traditional strategic partnership with the United States ended. The two countries still recognize many mutual interests, but now they manage these interests on a far different basis.... read
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  • Turkey's Modern, Muslim Face

    Soli Ozel Series: Islam
    2002-07-10
    Recently, Turkey assumed from Britain command of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan. Typically, hardly anyone noticed. Turkey's troubles -- be they financial crises or the current illness of Primer Minister Bulent Ecevit -- grab headlines. Its successes and contributions get buried in the back pages of the world's newspapers, when they are reported on at all. ... read
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