Algorithmic Injustice: Mend it or End it Published: 14 February 2020 Comment Computers are often thought of as neutral technology. However, it becomes alarmingly clear that machines learn from training data made up of outdated social norms, values and attitudes towards race and gender. This can have insidious consequences. Noel Sharkey
Cooperation Between European Small Navies in the Black Sea: Potential for Alternative Naval Operations Published: 21 January 2020 Analysis Free seafaring in the Black Sea has been limited since the Russian Annexation of Crimea. How can Europe assist its partners in the region while defusing tensions at the same time?
Cooperation Between European Small Navies in the Black Sea: Potential for Alternative Naval Operations Published: 21 January 2020 Analysis Free seafaring in the Black Sea has been limited since the Russian Annexation of Crimea. How can Europe assist its partners in the region while defusing tensions at the same time? Deborah Sanders
Of Engineers and Visionaries: Germany and France as Partners for Saving the Multilateral Order Published: 17 January 2020 Analysis Close coordination and smooth cooperation between Berlin and Paris is crucial for Europe and its foreign politics, particularly considering rising intricate geopolitical rivalries. Differences in style and approach must not impede cooperation on substance and common interests.
Of Engineers and Visionaries: Germany and France as Partners for Saving the Multilateral Order Published: 17 January 2020 Analysis Close coordination and smooth cooperation between Berlin and Paris is crucial for Europe and its foreign politics, particularly considering rising intricate geopolitical rivalries. Differences in style and approach must not impede cooperation on substance and common interests.
Of Engineers and Visionaries: Germany and France as Partners for Saving the Multilateral Order Published: 17 January 2020 Analysis Close coordination and smooth cooperation between Berlin and Paris is crucial for Europe and its foreign politics, particularly considering rising intricate geopolitical rivalries. Differences in style and approach must not impede cooperation on substance and common interests.
The unequal brothers – Turkey, Iran and the nuclear dispute Published: 23 December 2019 Article Turkey and Iran have traditionally had a strained relationship. On the one hand, this can be clearly seen in their rivalry for predominance in the region, but on the other, it is shot through with the need for neighbourly cooperation. Kristian Brakel
Third Anniversary of EU-Turkey Statement: A Legal Analysis Published: 19 December 2019 The number of asylum applications in Lesvos has tripled over the last three years. Finally, international refugee rights advocates also point to poor reception and housing conditions in Turkey and claim that these conditions might trigger voluntary returns. Neva Övünç Öztürk, Cavidan Soykan
“The good thing for Erdogan is, that the CHP and other parties do not have an alternative economic plan” Published: 19 December 2019 interview Fikret Adaman, one of Turkey’s leading critical economists, sees bigger problems for Turkey’s economy than the current currency crisis. Interview with Fikret Adaman, Professor for Economics, Boğaziçi University Oliver Müser
Nationalism in Turkey: Roots and Contemporary Answers Published: 22 November 2019 Nationalism has been the most influential trend in both current political discussions as well as the in emergence of more engrained political processes in Turkey. In all political strands from the far left to the far right, a ferment, or at least an influential force of nationalism exists in varying tones and different degrees. Yahya Kemal Can
