ABSTRACT Recent Turkish foreign policy (TFP) under the successive AKP governments has seen different populist turns. A clear distinction can be made between the thin and thick populisms of TFP, based on the status of the West. The first decade of AKP rule, when foreign policy was thinly populist, was characterised by steady de-Europeanisation, increasing engagement with regional issues and a decentring of Turkey’s Western orientation. The turn toward thick populism has been characterised by anti-Westernist discourses in which the West is resituated as the ‘other’ of Turkish political identity.

中文翻译：

---

从去欧洲化到反西方民粹主义：不断变化的土耳其外交政策

摘要 AKP 历届政府领导下的近期土耳其外交政策 (TFP) 出现了不同的民粹主义转向。根据西方的地位，可以明确区分 TFP 的薄民粹主义和厚实民粹主义。正发党统治的第一个十年，当时的外交政策是民粹主义的，其特点是稳定的去欧洲化，增加对地区问题的参与，以及土耳其的西方倾向去中心化。转向浓厚的民粹主义的特点是反西方主义话语，其中西方被重新定位为土耳其政治身份的“他者”。