The Rise of The Turkish Defense

SET Vakfı İktisadi İşletmesi
Ebook
129
Pages

About this ebook

This book elaborates on the nationalization of the Turkish defense industry since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. The objective of the book is to understand the recent increasing trend of nationalization of the defense industry in Turkey. The book begins by analyzing the regional conjuncture and the lack of trust in allies in order to show how these influence Turkey’s investments in the sector. Then, it moves on to explain the country’s domestic structure which enables and inspires its politicians to attribute greater importance to industrial self-reliance in defense. Lastly, it focuses on the political economy of the defense industry and the considerable amount of revenue the sector generates at the global level and for Turkey. The book concludes that focusing on developing modern technology and on the production of specific arms of defense is beneficial for Turkey’s future and position in the international market.

About the author

Ayşe İ. A. Özer  | is a PhD student in Political Science and International Relations program at Bogazici University. She received her bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations from Bogazici University in 2014 and completed her master’s degree at Istanbul Sehir University in 2017.  She is currently working on international security, national security and defense, armament strategy, and counter-terrorism.

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