title: When the Shifting International Order Hits the Domestic Agency: The Case of Turkey and the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
abstract: Turkish foreign policy has been attracting ever-increasing attention in the academic literature as the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government has been pursuing proactive, multilateral, and flexible international relations, including many shifting partnerships, fluctuations, and contradictions.Turkey's attitude towards the recent Russian-Ukrainian conflict presents an important case to deconstruct the main components of the AKP government's foreign policy under the leadership of President
journal: The Review of International Affairs