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CurrentAs a nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council IN TURKEY, I will be focusing on Türkiye, its history, foreign policy, US-Turkey relations and migration related topics.
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Pınar Dost is listed as Nonresident Fellow at the Atlantic Council IN TURKEY // Part-time Lecturer at Kadir Has University// Associated Researcher at the French Institute for Anatolian Studies (IFEA) at Atlantic Council, a with 539 employees, based in Istanbul, Türkiye, Turkey. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Pınar Dost.
Pınar Dost previously worked as Nonresident Fellow at Atlantic Council and Lecturer at Kadir Has University. Pınar Dost holds Phd., History from Sciences Po.
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As a seasoned scholar and expert in political science and international relations with over 18 years of experience, I excel in coordinating policy initiatives and leading project/program planning, management, and implementation within research institutions and think tanks. My expertise primarily focuses on issues related to international relations, defense/security, energy and migration, particularly in the context of Türkiye and its surrounding regions.My professional passion lies in bringing together diverse stakeholders, including international organizations, companies, business associations, governments, and media to collaborate on common goals. By raising awareness of foreign and security policies and addressing societal challenges, I strive to enhance understanding and foster peace between nations while promoting social cohesion between groups.
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As a nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council IN TURKEY, I will be focusing on Türkiye, its history, foreign policy, US-Turkey relations and migration related topics.
Istanbul, Türkiye
Teaching International Relations and Diplomatic History
Istanbul, Turkey
İstanbul, Türkiye
• Helped launch the Atlantic Council IN TURKEY Program (creation of a new brand by defining the program mission, focus areas, website content, deliverables and presentation materials) • Generating ideas for online and in-person events and publication projects to create impact on policy discussions in line with the program’s mission and focus areas and manage the successful implementation of the projects.•Managing the coordination for publications (including the launch of the monthly online blog TURKEYSource to provide analysis and insight on current developments involving Turkey; coordinating the publication of the quarterly Defense Journal by Atlantic Council IN TURKEY which provides expert analysis regarding the full spectrum of defense issues involving primarily the United States and Turkey as well as various reports and issue briefs). •Project development (participating in drafting grant proposals and implementation of awarded grants by contributing to monitoring and reporting).• Supervising and/or managing, the content and the design of the monthly newsletters, program presentation brochures, conference booklets and photobooks. • Creating partnerships with companies, civil society institutions and local and international organizations on common topics of interests. • Representing the program externally with relevant stakeholders (government, diplomatic and academic community, donors and media) as well as at public and private events and conferences.• Managing relations with sponsors’ Corporate Communications Directors. • Contributing to the program’s publications through opinion blogs with a focus on migration, US-Turkey relations and Turkey’s regional relations. • Managing the coordination of a small team including non-resident fellows and junior staff and assisting in recruitment as needed. • Managing the program’s finances (annual budget, revenue and expenses management, and budget management for projects and grants).
İstanbul, Türkiye
Lecturer for the History of Word Civilizations course at the Department of General Education in charge of the period from the First World War to the end of the Cold War
Department Of Political Science (French)
Course: Introduction to the History of Political Thought
Political Science Department
Course: The Second World War and the “New World Order"
Istanbul, Turkey
Under the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and CNRS (The French National Centre for Scientific Research), the French Institute for Anatolian Studies (IFEA) conducts activities related to studies in the fields of human and social sciences as well as Ancient History sciences on the territories of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey. Responsibilities:Organization of academic and cultural events and publications
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Dissertation: From Neutrality to Alliance. The Origins of American Preponderance in Turkey (1939-1947)
Dissertation: The Good Dictator. The Image of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in France (1919-1938)
Dissertation: France during the settlement of the “Ottoman Question” and the Franco-Turkish Agreement of October 20, 1921 (1919-1921)
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Pınar Dost works for Atlantic Council.
Pınar Dost is listed as Nonresident Fellow at the Atlantic Council IN TURKEY // Part-time Lecturer at Kadir Has University// Associated Researcher at the French Institute for Anatolian Studies (IFEA) at Atlantic Council.
Pınar Dost is based in Istanbul, Türkiye, Turkey while working with Atlantic Council.
Pınar Dost has worked for Atlantic Council, Kadir Has University, Institut Français D'Etudes Anatoliennes - French Institute For Anatolian Studies (Ifea), İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi, and Marmara University.
Pınar Dost's colleagues at Atlantic Council include Aalaa Abuzaakouk, Kate Springs, Paige Ennis, Ryan Arick, and Sydney Sherry.
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Pınar Dost holds Phd., History from Sciences Po.
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