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Making Turkey Great Again
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A Closer Look: National and Regional Case Studies
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Making Turkey Great Again
2019
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Since coming to power in 2003, Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has attempted to make Turkey great again—in the mold of the Ottoman Empire that ruled over three continents before declining in the eighteenth century. In many ways, Erdoğan has simply followed in the footsteps of previous Turkish leaders who attempted to reassert Turkey's grandeur in the wake of the Ottoman Empire's collapse at the end of World War I. His methods, however, have diverged from past leaders', aligning less with the tradition of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and late Ottoman sultans. In his attempt to re-establish Turkey as an Ottomanstyle great power, Erdoğan has made a radical break with the Western foreign policy consensus—which had been the foundation of Turkey's international relations strategy since Ottoman decline. While Erdoğan has attempted to cast Ankara as a stand-alone great power, however, he has left Turkey encircled by enemies, isolated from allies, and far from greatness.
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The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
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