Justice and Development Party Commentary

The Year of Erdogan

Morton Abramowitz | Dec 27, 2011
Few international leaders covered themselves with much glory in 2011. Turkey’s prime minister did the trick.

Islamists Take Morocco

Ahmed Charai | Dec 22, 2011
The Islamist victory in Morocco's recent elections is cause for celebration, not fear.

One Hearty Party

Thomas de Waal | Jun 15, 2011
Turkey and Georgia beware: the road to authoritarianism is paved with successful one-party rule.

Turkey’s Doing It Without the Fez On

Michael C. Desch | Oct 26, 2010
Turkey's policies are becoming more globalized, more Islamic and more assertive. And that's a good thing for the United States.

A Turkish Tragedy

Pınar Doğan
Dani Rodrik
| Sep 27, 2010
The case against the alleged coup plotters of Operation Sledgehammer could destroy Turkey's democratic balance.

The Sick Man

Henri J. Barkey | Mar 03, 2010
Turkey’s growing domestic instability is bad news for U.S. policy in the Middle East.

Toward U.S.-China Trade Wars?

Dan Steinbock | Oct 12, 2007
Enacting new legislation that levies punitive duties on imported Chinese goods will have a negative effect on the U.S. economy. Congress should consider the consequences before approving this measure.

The Peaceful Rise of Consumer Markets

Dan Steinbock | Oct 02, 2007
America’s July 4 and China’s October 1 are no longer that different—and that says a lot about China’s future.

The Story of 'Made in China'

Dan Steinbock | Sep 25, 2007
Recent product recalls have exposed serious shortcomings in China's supervision systems for a range of products. Not every recall has been justified, as demonstrated by the Mattel debacle.

Turkey's Misunderstood Moderate Muslims

Amitai Etzioni | May 10, 2007
The Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey warrants serious analysis and attention, not misguided generalizations.

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