Murat Aslan
Researcher, Security, Ankara
He graduated from War College on the field of Management in 1991. He assumed varying tasks and appointments in Turkish Armed Forces (TAF). He attended and graduated from Master’s Program (2010) and Ph.D. program (2017) in the International Relations Department of Middle Eastern Technical University. He preferred to be retired in February of 2017 to be involved in academic studies. He is accepted to the position of Assistant Professor in Hasan Kalyoncu University (Gaziantep) after he gave lectures in Başkent and Hasan Kalyoncu Universities. He focused on power, intelligence and propaganda conceptualizations and practices in the fields of defence and security studies. He is currently teaching in Hasan Kalyoncu University and Researcher in Security Studies Directorate of SETA.
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Foreign PolicyPerspective: Reuniting the GNA-Led Libya Eagerness vs. Challenges
What are the driving factors behind the conflict in Libya? What is Turkey’s strategic objective in Libya? What are the future scenarios for Libya?
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Policy ReportSETA Security Radar | Turkey’s Security Landscape in 2020
SETA Security Radar attempts to anticipate the course of major security issues Turkey faces and how to develop and enhance sound and relevant responses within this increasingly challenging regional security environment.
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OpinionTurkish drone move necessary for security: Experts
Turkey 'has pushed back' any challenge in region to itself or Northern Cyprus through Libya deal, says analyst
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OpinionExperts discuss Turkey-US safe zone deal
Experts stress probability of Turkish military intervention in east of Euphrates as expectations from US not fulfilled yet
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OpinionMilitary activity in Syria must be boosted by diplomacy
Experts discuss consequences of possible unilateral intervention by Turkey east of Euphrates River