Herbert Reginbogin is collegiate fellow of law at the Catholic University of America Institute for Public Policy, researching a new security architecture and American Foreign Policy.Ozan Örmeci is head of the department of political science and public administration (English) at Istanbul Kent University.

Dr. Herbert Reginbogin and Dr. Ozan Örmeci, who prepared this book for publication, have brought a new dimension to Turkish-American relations with this work. This work will add depth to academic studies on Turkish-American relations. It is evaluated that the work will provide significant contribution and support to the field of science.

• Chapter One: Transnational Beginnings: Turkish-American Relations in the Ottoman Times and the Evaluation of Their ImpactChapter Two: Historical Ties between Allies: Turkish-American Relations during the Cold WarChapter Three: Decoding Anti-Americanism in TürkiyeChapter Four: Changing Societies, Changing Relations: A Retrospective Analysis of Socio-Economic: Dynamics in Turkish-American RelationsChapter Five: Challenges Facing Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Six: Digital Crossroads: Media, Communication, and Data Security Challenges in Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Seven: Turkish-U.S. Relations in the Context of Military and Security CooperationChapter Eight: A Decade of Ankara’s Swinging Between the U.S. and the Non-West: Merging Multiple Levels of AnalysisChapter Nine: Türkiye-U.S.-EU Triangle: A European Perspective on Turkish-American RelationsChapter Ten: Türkiye-U.S. Cooperation in the South Caucasus Security: Success or Unsuccess?Chapter Eleven: Are Türkiye and the U.S. Rivals in the Eastern Mediterranean?Chapter Twelve: Ideological Parameters of Turkish-U.S. Partnership: An Operational Code Analysis of the AKP and CHP’s Foreign PolicyChapter Thirteen: Challenges and Prospects in Turkish-U.S. RelationsChapter Fourteen: The Future of U.S.-Turkish Relations Chapter Fifteen: Time for American-Turkish Economic Cooperation in Third Countries: The Central Asia and South Caucasus ExampleChapter Sixteen: Reflections on Deterioration in the U.S.-Türkiye-Israel Triangle Chapter Seventeen: Change and Misperception in U.S.-Turkish Relations: Lost Decades

Herbert Reginbogin is collegiate fellow of law at the Catholic University of America Institute for Public Policy, researching a new security architecture and American Foreign Policy.Ozan Örmeci is head of the department of political science and public administration (English) at Istanbul Kent University.

Dr. Herbert Reginbogin and Dr. Ozan Örmeci, who prepared this book for publication, have brought a new dimension to Turkish-American relations with this work. This work will add depth to academic studies on Turkish-American relations. It is evaluated that the work will provide significant contribution and support to the field of science.

• Chapter One: Transnational Beginnings: Turkish-American Relations in the Ottoman Times and the Evaluation of Their ImpactChapter Two: Historical Ties between Allies: Turkish-American Relations during the Cold WarChapter Three: Decoding Anti-Americanism in TürkiyeChapter Four: Changing Societies, Changing Relations: A Retrospective Analysis of Socio-Economic: Dynamics in Turkish-American RelationsChapter Five: Challenges Facing Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Six: Digital Crossroads: Media, Communication, and Data Security Challenges in Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Seven: Turkish-U.S. Relations in the Context of Military and Security CooperationChapter Eight: A Decade of Ankara’s Swinging Between the U.S. and the Non-West: Merging Multiple Levels of AnalysisChapter Nine: Türkiye-U.S.-EU Triangle: A European Perspective on Turkish-American RelationsChapter Ten: Türkiye-U.S. Cooperation in the South Caucasus Security: Success or Unsuccess?Chapter Eleven: Are Türkiye and the U.S. Rivals in the Eastern Mediterranean?Chapter Twelve: Ideological Parameters of Turkish-U.S. Partnership: An Operational Code Analysis of the AKP and CHP’s Foreign PolicyChapter Thirteen: Challenges and Prospects in Turkish-U.S. RelationsChapter Fourteen: The Future of U.S.-Turkish Relations Chapter Fifteen: Time for American-Turkish Economic Cooperation in Third Countries: The Central Asia and South Caucasus ExampleChapter Sixteen: Reflections on Deterioration in the U.S.-Türkiye-Israel Triangle Chapter Seventeen: Change and Misperception in U.S.-Turkish Relations: Lost Decades

Herbert Reginbogin is collegiate fellow of law at the Catholic University of America Institute for Public Policy, researching a new security architecture and American Foreign Policy.Ozan Örmeci is head of the department of political science and public administration (English) at Istanbul Kent University.

Dr. Herbert Reginbogin and Dr. Ozan Örmeci, who prepared this book for publication, have brought a new dimension to Turkish-American relations with this work. This work will add depth to academic studies on Turkish-American relations. It is evaluated that the work will provide significant contribution and support to the field of science.

• Chapter One: Transnational Beginnings: Turkish-American Relations in the Ottoman Times and the Evaluation of Their ImpactChapter Two: Historical Ties between Allies: Turkish-American Relations during the Cold WarChapter Three: Decoding Anti-Americanism in TürkiyeChapter Four: Changing Societies, Changing Relations: A Retrospective Analysis of Socio-Economic: Dynamics in Turkish-American RelationsChapter Five: Challenges Facing Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Six: Digital Crossroads: Media, Communication, and Data Security Challenges in Türkiye-U.S. RelationsChapter Seven: Turkish-U.S. Relations in the Context of Military and Security CooperationChapter Eight: A Decade of Ankara’s Swinging Between the U.S. and the Non-West: Merging Multiple Levels of AnalysisChapter Nine: Türkiye-U.S.-EU Triangle: A European Perspective on Turkish-American RelationsChapter Ten: Türkiye-U.S. Cooperation in the South Caucasus Security: Success or Unsuccess?Chapter Eleven: Are Türkiye and the U.S. Rivals in the Eastern Mediterranean?Chapter Twelve: Ideological Parameters of Turkish-U.S. Partnership: An Operational Code Analysis of the AKP and CHP’s Foreign PolicyChapter Thirteen: Challenges and Prospects in Turkish-U.S. RelationsChapter Fourteen: The Future of U.S.-Turkish Relations Chapter Fifteen: Time for American-Turkish Economic Cooperation in Third Countries: The Central Asia and South Caucasus ExampleChapter Sixteen: Reflections on Deterioration in the U.S.-Türkiye-Israel Triangle Chapter Seventeen: Change and Misperception in U.S.-Turkish Relations: Lost Decades