The Changing Geopolitics of the Middle East: Inter-Regional Cooperation and Globalization Project aims to unfold and explore the changing political landscape, understand current dynamics, develop policy alternatives and recommendations, and make projections about the possible paths that the region might be following in the future. The rather challenging issue of mapping the developments in the Middle East is dealt with in the project through two frameworks: one covering the status of governance, state, and democracy in the region, and the other inquiring into the new geopolitical order of the Middle East, which is facing the collapse of a century-old system that was established after the First World War. Within these contexts, this project is undertaken through several activities, including field studies, publications, and conferences both in Turkey and abroad.
Changing Geopolitics and the Emerging Order of the Middle East: Challenges Ahead, What the Future Holds Workshop
Changing Geopolitics and the Emerging Order of the Middle East: Challenges Ahead, What the Future Holds Workshop, Singapore, January 12, 2017 (Istanbul Policy Center, Middle East Institute at the National University of Singapore, and Sasakawa Peace Foundation Joint Event).
- Sasakawa Peace Foundation
- Middle East Institute, National University of Singapore
Altay Atlı
Altay Atlı is a Senior Scholar at Istanbul Policy Center. He is the founder of Atlı Global, a firm providing strategic advisory services on the global economy. He also teaches undergraduate courses at the Department of International Relations of Koç University and graduate courses in the Asian Studies program of Boğaziçi University. His academic interests include international political economy, Asia–Pacific economies, and geoeconomics.
altay.atli@gmail.com