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James Jeffrey
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Framework Agreement on Syria: The Least-Bad Result
The Obama administration should take steps to ameliorate the negative effects of the chemical disarmament agreement, restore Washington's credibility, and preserve its ability to use force if necessary.
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James Jeffrey
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Keeping Military Pressure on Syria
Although a military response to Syria's August 21 chemical weapons attack is on hold, Washington can restore credibility and pressure by threatening to strike immediately if the Assad regime uses such weapons again.
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James Jeffrey
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Debating Bolton on Embassy Closures
In his August 21 op-ed "It's Time to Choose Sides in Egypt," John Bolton argues that the recent "closure" of American embassies in the Middle East signals that the U.S. cannot protect its citizens abroad. This is not correct. In fact, "closed" means nothing more than "closed to the public"
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James Jeffrey
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Turkey's Ergenekon Convictions: Impact on U.S. Relations
The United States has serious business to do with Turkey, all of which remains doable despite the troublesome verdicts against top military officials.
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James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
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Articles & Testimony
Where Is Turkey Headed? Gezi Park, Taksim Square, and the Future of the Turkish Model
Ambassador Jeffrey addressed a Senate hearing on the fallout from the protests in Istanbul. The following is an excerpt from his prepared remarks; download the PDF to read the full testimony. "When Barack Obama made his 2009 trip to Turkey, his first bilateral visit as president, he did not single
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James Jeffrey
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James Jeffrey
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Moderating Islamists: Turkey's Lessons for Egypt
The Turkish coup of 1980 demonstrates that army intervention can restore democracy in some cases, while Turkey's generally successful development since then illustrates the role that the military, other institutions, and the international community can play in moderating Islamist movements.
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James Jeffrey
Soner Cagaptay
Articles & Testimony
Turkey at a Crossroads: What Do the Gezi Park Protests Mean for Democracy in the Region? (Part 2)
The Institute's Philip Solondz distinguished visiting fellow addressed the House regarding Turkey's ongoing mass protests. The following is an excerpt from his prepared remarks; download the PDF to read the full testimony. Also read Soner Cagaptay's testimony before the same panel. "The demonstrations that broke out in Gezi Park and
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James Jeffrey
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Will Protests at Home Affect Turkey's Foreign Policy?
On June 13, 2013, Soner Cagaptay and James F. Jeffrey addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Mr. Jeffrey is the Philip Solondz distinguished visiting fellow at the Institute and former U.S. ambassador to Turkey (2008-2010) and Iraq (2010-2012). Dr. Cagaptay, author of the forthcoming book The Rise of
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
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James Jeffrey
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The Middle East at the U.S.-China Summit
Discussions with Chinese officials and analysts highlight the need for measured cooperation on various regional issues, including endgame diplomatic proposals for Iran and de-escalation in Syria.
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Paul Haenle
James Jeffrey
Articles & Testimony
Can Obama Save Turkey from a Syrian Quagmire?
More decisive American engagement would simultaneously end doubts about the United States’ commitment to Syria and save Turkey from being pulled further into a conflict that threatens to derail the impressive political and economic progress of the last decade.
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
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James Jeffrey
Soner Cagaptay
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Syria to Top Erdogan's Washington Agenda
Turkey's worsening border situation gives President Obama considerable asking power with Erdogan on a variety of issues, including Iran, Israel, and domestic reform.
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
Brief Analysis
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James Jeffrey
Soner Cagaptay
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Erdogan Visits Washington
The May 16 summit provides an opportunity to strengthen cooperation on Iraq, Syria, Israel, and Iran.
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
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James Jeffrey
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