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Amanda Sloat gives her remarks during the panel discussion on Turkish democracy. Panelists included: • Howard Eissenstat, Associate Professor, St. Lawrence University; POMED Nonresident Senior Fellow • Nicholas Danforth, Senior Policy Analyst, Bipartisan Policy Center • Amanda Sloat, Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School; Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Southern Europe and Eastern Mediterranean Affairs, 2013-2016 • Amberin Zaman, Columnist, Al-Monitor The event was moderated by Amy Hawthorne, the Deputy Director for Research at the Project on Middle East Democracy. June 21, 2017 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington, DC Photo credit: April Brady/Project on Middle East Democracy |
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