Interview with Ambassador Francis Riccardione: Examining Turkey as a Model for Democracy

In Fall 2015, JMEPP Co-Editor-in-Chief Kevin Moss interviewed Amb. Francis Riccardione, the former U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and Atlantic Council Vice President and Director of the Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East. Below is an excerpt from the interview on the role of Turkey in serving as a model for democracy in the region. For the full interview, please listen to the podcast version by clicking here.

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Interview with Ambassador Francis Riccardione: Examining Turkey as a Model for Democracy

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