Amberin Zaman
Former Public Policy Fellow
Professional Affiliation
Columnist for the independent Turkish online news portal Diken as well as for Al Monitor, a Washington DC based online news outlet covering the Middle East; Turkey Correspondent, The Economist (1999-2015)
Expert Bio
Amberin Zaman covered Turkey and regional conflicts in Iraq, Syria and Azerbaijan for The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, The Voice of America and The Daily Telegraph before becoming The Economist's Turkey correspondent (1999-2015) She is currently a columnist for the independent online Turkish news portal, Diken, and for Al Monitor Pulse of The Middle East.
Wilson Center Project
"Leveraging Iraqi Kurdish Statehood: How Kurdish Independence Can Promote Democracy and Reduce Conflict in the Middle East”
Insight & Analysis by Amberin Zaman
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From Tribe to Nation: Iraqi Kurdistan on the Cusp of Statehood
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Turkish Troops Enter Syria to Fight ISIS, May also Target U.S.-Backed Kurdish Militia
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- Governance
In Erdogan’s New Turkey, Loyalty Trumps Probity
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Mission Impossible? Triangulating U.S.-Turkish Relations with Syria’s Kurds
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- Governance
Turkey, the Kurds, and Regional Conflicts
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- ISIS
For Turkey which is the Lesser Evil: ISIS or the Kurds?
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