In memory of E. Fuat Keyman: a leading political scientist with a remarkable imprint in Turkey

We are still mourning the untimely passing of Professor Emin Fuat Keyman on October 18, 2024, after an honorable and determined struggle against cancer for eight months.He continued working and teaching until his obligatory hospital stay, just ten days before his death.His sudden loss caused grief within the national and international academic community, among his colleagues and students, and even in Turkish society at large.His funeral ceremony held on October 19, 2024 in stanbul, widely attended by academics, students, journalists, and people he worked with at the stanbul Policy Center (IPC), was a testimony to the depth and breadth of his impact.It is incredibly difficult to write an obituary for Fuat Keyman, as one cannot grasp how he managed to accomplish so much in his nearly thirty-five-year-long professional life.Through his numerous books, articles, and public engagements, he made significant contributions to understanding the complexities of Turkish politics and Turkey's role in the global order.He provided both theoretical insights and policy-relevant analysis on Turkey-European Union (EU)-Germany relations, food policy, climate and energy policy, and migration.In addition to his academic work, he frequently contributed to various newspapers (Radikal, Karar, Politikyol, Perspektif) and television programs analyzing Turkish politics within a global context.

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New Perspectives on Turkey
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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.1017/npt.2025.8
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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In memory of E. Fuat Keyman: a leading political scientist with a remarkable imprint in Turkey

Berrin Koyuncu
New Perspectives on Turkey
Turkey's Politics and Society
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In memory of E. Fuat Keyman: a leading political scientist with a remarkable imprint in Turkey

Berrin Koyuncu
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Abstract

We are still mourning the untimely passing of Professor Emin Fuat Keyman on October 18, 2024, after an honorable and determined struggle against cancer for eight months.He continued working and teaching until his obligatory hospital stay, just ten days before his death.His sudden loss caused grief within the national and international academic community, among his colleagues and students, and even in Turkish society at large.His funeral ceremony held on October 19, 2024 in stanbul, widely attended by academics, students, journalists, and people he worked with at the stanbul Policy Center (IPC), was a testimony to the depth and breadth of his impact.It is incredibly difficult to write an obituary for Fuat Keyman, as one cannot grasp how he managed to accomplish so much in his nearly thirty-five-year-long professional life.Through his numerous books, articles, and public engagements, he made significant contributions to understanding the complexities of Turkish politics and Turkey's role in the global order.He provided both theoretical insights and policy-relevant analysis on Turkey-European Union (EU)-Germany relations, food policy, climate and energy policy, and migration.In addition to his academic work, he frequently contributed to various newspapers (Radikal, Karar, Politikyol, Perspektif) and television programs analyzing Turkish politics within a global context.

New Perspectives on TurkeyVol. 72
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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