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| Archive data: Person was Visiting Fellow at IDSA from 12 July-15 October 2010 |
Mehmet Ozkan is a PhD Candidate at Sevilla University, Spain, and his work focuses on the role of religion/culture in shaping foreign policy mentality in Turkey, India and South Africa. After graduating from International Relations at the Faculty of Political Science at Istanbul University, he studied in South Africa (University of Johannesburg) and Sweden (Linkoping University) where he obtained master’s degree. In 2009, he was a visiting student at UPB-Medellin in Colombia. His articles appeared in the Research Journal of International Affairs, Perceptions: Journal of International Affairs, Turkish Review of Middle East Studies, The Journal of Modern African Studies (forthcoming), Review of African Political Economy (forthcoming), Akademik Ortadoğu and Stratejik Öngörü. He also contributes with his commentaries to several journals, including A Different View, Perspektif, This is Africa/Financial Times as well as newspapers such as El Tiempo (Colombia) and Yeni Safak (Turkey). He was member of the editorial board of bi-annual academic journal, Politikon: IAPSS Journal of Political Science in 2008.