Bu podcast "Türkiye Eğitim Programı" isimli proje kapsamında European Neighbourhood Council tarafından Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye'nin finansal desteğiyle çekilmiştir.

Bu bölümde Asuman Kübra Baş (Proje Yöneticisi ve Araştırmacı, ENC) ve Beşire Korkmaz (Editör, Teyit), diğer pek çok konunun yanı sıra, kutuplaşma dönemlerinde bağımsız kurumların önemi, geçici koruma kapsamında bulunan Suriyeliler üzerinden yayılan yalan haberleri ve dezenformasyonu anlama yolları üzerine konuştular.

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The in-depth discussion is dedicated to the “Turkey Training Programme" Project, which is implemented by the European Neighbourhood Council (ENC) with the financial support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye.

This episode is dedicated to the importance of independent institutions in times of polarization, fake news, and disinformation. The discussion was moderated by Asuman Kübra Baş, ENC Project Manager and Researcher, and features the comments and insights of Beşire Korkmaz, editor at Teyit.org.

Kutuplaşma Dönemlerinde Bağımsız Kurumların Önemi/Independent Institutions in Times of Polarization

Bu podcast "Türkiye Eğitim Programı" isimli proje kapsamında European Neighbourhood Council tarafından Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye'nin finansal desteğiyle çekilmiştir.

Bu bölümde Asuman Kübra Baş (Proje Yöneticisi ve Araştırmacı, ENC) ve Can Selçuki (Kurucu ve Genel Müdür, İstanbul Ekonomi Araştırma), diğer pek çok konunun yanı sıra, Avrupa Birliği ve Türkiye ilişkilerinin geçmişi ve geleceği, gençlerin AB'ye ve AB değerlerine karşı bakışı ve algısı ve AB-Türkiye işbirliğiyle yürütülen Erasmus gibi çeşitli programların etkisi üzerine konuştular. 

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The in-depth discussion is dedicated to the “Turkey Training Programme" Project, which is implemented by the European Neighbourhood Council (ENC) with the financial support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye.

This episode is dedicated to the past and future of the EU-Türkiye relations, the perception of the youth towards the EU, and the significance and benefits brought by youth initiatives like Erasmus+. The discussion was moderated by Asuman Kübra Baş, ENC Project Manager and Researcher, and features the comments and insights of Can Selçuki, Founder and General Manager at İstanbul Economics Research.

AB-Türkiye İlişkileri ve Gençlerin Beklentileri

Bu podcast "Türkiye Eğitim Programı" isimli proje kapsamında European Neighbourhood Council tarafından Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye'nin finansal desteğiyle çekilmiştir.

Bu bölümde Asuman Kübra Baş (Proje Yöneticisi ve Araştırmacı, ENC) ve Akın A. Çilekoğlu (Sürdürülebilirlik ve İklim Politikası Danışmanı), yenilenebilir enerjinin Türkiye için önemini, Avrupa Birliği ve Türkiye'nin yenilenebilir enerji politikalarını ve tarafların hali hazırdaki işbirliklerini ve gelecekteki işbirliği alanları üzerine konuştular.

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The in-depth discussion is produced under the “Turkey Training Programme" Project, which is implemented by the European Neighbourhood Council (ENC) with the financial support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) Türkiye.

This episode is dedicated to renewable energy in the context of EU-Türkiye relations. The discussion was moderated by Asuman Kübra Baş, ENC Project Manager and Researcher, and features the comments and insights of Akın A. Çilekoğlu, Climate Policy Consultant.

AB-Türkiye İlişkileri Bağlamında Yenilebilir Enerji

Step into our Yurt and join us for a monthly conversation on Europe-Central Asia developments. In these series of podcasts EUCAM welcomes guests from both regions to discuss exciting new research and the latest developments in Europe and Central Asia. Guests range from academics to policymakers and from journalists to civil society activists. What is happening in Europe that Central Asians should know about? What events are unfolding in Central Asia that Europeans should understand? Together, we discuss society trends, political developments, and economic turns while assessing the past and looking ahead to what may unfold.

In the eleventh episode Rashid Gabdulhakov and Kamila Smagulova talk are joined by Dr. Aijan Sharshenova to discuss about Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which has been going on for nearly two years, and its impact on Central Asia.

A Chat in the Yurt - Episode XI: War Impact

The in-depth discussion is dedicated to the recently published ENC Analysis "Understanding Russia’s Central Asia Policy" in which the author, Dr. Aijan Sharshenova, delves deep into the dynamics of Russia’s policies in the Central Asian region, providing valuable insights into key trends and strategic considerations.

The debate is part of the ENC in-depth podcast discussions with experts and academics assessing the developments in Central Asia in the fields of Security, Foreign Policy, Economy, Democracy and Education.

Participants:
- Dr. Aijan Sharshenova, Executive Director at Crossroads Central Asia and a research fellow at the Foreign Policy Centre in London.
Moderation by Samuel Doveri Vesterbye, Director of European Neighbourhood Council.

ENC In-Depth Podcast: The Dynamics of Russia's Policies in the Central Asian Region

The in-depth discussion is dedicated to the “Strengthening Business and Human Rights Awareness and Monitoring Capacity of Business and Civil Society Actors through Capacity Building" Project, which is implemented by the European Neighbourhood Council (ENC) together with the Minerva Business and Human Rights Association (Minerva BHR) with the financial support of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Istanbul.

The project, which is the first project worldwide on the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) in Türkiye, aims to promote the full potential of the German legislation to have a positive impact for businesses and rights holders and guarantee human rights standards, prosperous and uninterrupted business practice with the right know-how and risk assessments.

Participant:
- Özge Nur Kara, Minerva BHR Projects and Services Coordinator
-Serra Zoraloğlu, Minerva BHR Projects and Services Coordinator
-Asuman Kübra Baş, ENC Project Manager and Researcher

Unpacking Germany's Supply Chain Law’s Connection with CSOs and Unions

Step into our Yurt and join us for a monthly conversation on Europe-Central Asia developments. In these series of podcasts EUCAM welcomes guests from both regions to discuss exciting new research and the latest developments in Europe and Central Asia. Guests range from academics to policymakers and from journalists to civil society activists. What is happening in Europe that Central Asians should know about? What events are unfolding in Central Asia that Europeans should understand? Together, we discuss society trends, political developments, and economic turns while assessing the past and looking ahead to what may unfold.

In the twelfth episode Rashid Gabdulhakov and Kamila Smagulova talk are joined by Alexa Kurmanov, a PhD candidate in Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley. Together they discuss challenges in doing sensitive field research in Central Asia.

A Chat in the Yurt - Episode XII: Research Positionality

Step into our Yurt and join us for a monthly conversation on Europe-Central Asia developments. In these series of podcasts EUCAM welcomes guests from both regions to discuss exciting new research and the latest developments in Europe and Central Asia. Guests range from academics to policymakers and from journalists to civil society activists. What is happening in Europe that Central Asians should know about? What events are unfolding in Central Asia that Europeans should understand? Together, we discuss society trends, political developments, and economic turns while assessing the past and looking ahead to what may unfold.

In the thirteenth episode Rashid Gabdulhakov and Kamila Smagulova are joined by Gulzat Botoeva who is a senior lecturer in Criminology at Swansea University and Assel Tutumlu, assistant professor in Political Science at the Near East University. Together they discuss the USTA mentorship programme, which is an academic grassroots programme that supports Central Asian
scholars in publishing in renown academic journals.

A Chat in the Yurt - Episode XIII: Academic Mentorship

Step into our Yurt and join us for a monthly conversation on Europe-Central Asia developments. In these series of podcasts EUCAM welcomes guests from both regions to discuss exciting new research and the latest developments in Europe and Central Asia. Guests range from academics to policymakers and from journalists to civil society activists. What is happening in Europe that Central Asians should know about? What events are unfolding in Central Asia that Europeans should understand? Together, we discuss society trends, political developments, and economic turns while assessing the past and looking ahead to what may unfold.

In the fourteenth episode Rashid Gabdulhakov and Kamila Smagulova are joined by Costas Politis, Chairman of the Greek Cultural Center in Tashkent, in a discussion focused on the Greek diaspora in Uzbekistan.

A Chat in the Yurt - Episode XIV: Greek Diaspora in Uzbekistan

The in-depth discussion is dedicated to EU-Türkiye transport and trade relations from various perspectives, including geo-economics, connectivity, and the challenges and opportunities in transportation and trade relations. The debate is part of the ENC in-depth podcast discussions with experts and academics assessing the developments in Türkiye and the EU.

Participants:
Can Baydarol, Vice President of The European Union and Global Research Association (ABKAD)
Alper Özel, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the International Transporters Association
Moderation by
Samuel Doveri Vesterbye, ENC Director

ENC In-Depth Podcast: EU-Türkiye Relations in the Context of Transport, Trade, and Connectivity

Established in 2008 by FRIDE as a project seeking to monitor the implementation of the EU Strategy for Central Asia, EUCAM has grown into a knowledge hub on broader Europe-Central Asia relations. With CESS guidance and cooperation EUCAM will seek to continue to raise the profile of European-Central Asian relations in general, and more specifically to:

- Critically, though constructively, scrutinize European policies towards Central Asia;
- Enhance knowledge of European engagement with Central Asia through top-quality research;
- Raise awareness of the importance of Central Asia and Europe’s engagement, as well as discuss European policies among Central Asian communities;
- Expand the network of experts and institutions from Europe and Central Asia and provide a forum for debate.

A Chat in the Yurt - Episode XIV: Greek Diaspora in Uzbekistan

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