Title An Independent Actor : Turkish Foreign Energy Policy Toward Russia, Iran, and Iraq / Aaron Stein

Published Washington, D.C. : Atlantic Council, [2017] ©2017

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Description 1 online resource (13 pages) : color illustrations. color map, color photographs Contents Introduction -- The Russian Bear: Turkey Keeps Its Options Open -- Iran: Compartmentalized Relations -- Erbil over Baghdad: Turkey Explores Its Options With the Iraqi Kurds -- Findings: An Independent Actor, Willing to Resist US Pressure -- Conclusion Summary "This report examines Turkish foreign and energy policy toward Russia, Iran, and Iraq. It is divided into three case studies in which the lessons learned from past Turkish decision making might help chart likely courses of actions vis-à-vis Ankara's future energy relationship with all three countries. The case studies also consider potential impacts on American interests in these three countries along with bilateral US-Turkish relations"--Publisher's description Notes "June 8, 2017"--Table of contents note Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from PDF title page (Atlantic Council, viewed June 8, 2017) Subject Energy policy -- Turkey -- 21st century Petroleum industry and trade -- Turkey -- 21st century Gas industry -- Turkey -- 21st century Natural gas -- Turkey -- 21st century Diplomatic relations. Energy policy. Gas industry. Natural gas. Petroleum industry and trade. SUBJECT Turkey -- Foreign relations -- 21st century Subject Turkey. Form Electronic book Author Atlantic Council of the United States. Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East, publisher, issuing body. ISBN 9781619774247 1619774240

Other Titles Turkish Foreign Energy Policy Toward Russia, Iran, and Iraq

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