On July 10, 2017 the SETA Foundation at Washington DC hosted an event discussing "Turkey: A Year After the July 15 Coup Attempt". The panelists included Ambassador James Jeffrey, Philip Solondz Distinguished Fellow, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy; Colonel Richard Outzen, Senior U.S. Army Advisor & Member of Policy Planning Staff, U.S. Department of State; Nursin Guney, Professor of International Relations, Yildiz Technical University; and Murat Yesiltas, Director of Security Studies, The SETA Foundation. Kilic Kanat, Research Director, The SETA Foundation at Washington DC, moderated the panel.
- Turkey: A Year After the July 15 Coup Attempt - Panel II ( Download)
- Turkey: A Year after the July 15 Coup Attempt - Panel I ( Download)
- U.S.-Turkey Relations 3 Years after the July 15 Coup Attempt - Panel 2 ( Download)
- The Legacy of the July 15 Coup Attempt on Civil-Military and US-Turkey Relations Panel II ( Download)
- David L. Phillips: July 15 Coup attempt was controlled by Erdogan. ( Download)
- U.S.-Turkey Relations 3 Years after the July 15 Coup Attempt - Panel 1 ( Download)
- The Legacy of the July 15 Coup Attempt on Civil-Military and US-Turkey Relations Panel I ( Download)
- Turkish Foreign Policy after the July 15 Coup Attempt ( Download)
- Foreign policy implications of the July 15th failed coup attempt in Turkey ( Download)
- How Turkish Media Faced and Defeated the July 15th Coup Attempt ( Download)
- Henri Barkey - Analysis of 15 July Staged Coup in Turkey ( Download)
- U.S. and Turkey Relations Panel Marking 3 years since the July 15 Coup attempt in Turkey ( Download)
- Turkish Foreign Policy 5 Years after the July 15 Coup Attempt ( Download)
- U.S.-Türkiye Relations after the July 15 Coup Attempt ( Download)
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