Turkey

Turkey's overall Social Policy Signalling Index score is 32.00, placing it at the 115th position globally. This score reflects a low intensity in Western-style progressive policy signalling. The uniformity across all dimension scores suggests a consistent approach to policy signalling, with no significant deviations or recent trends indicating increased signalling intensity. The country's policies do not exhibit strong Western-style progressive features in areas such as LGBTQIA+ rights, content moderation, or corporate DEI initiatives, aligning with the low overall score.

Examining the dimension scores, each area—ranging from Speech & Expression Climate to Protest & Activism Salience—consistently scores 32.00. This indicates a balanced yet low signalling intensity across various social policy dimensions. The lack of variation among these scores suggests that Turkey does not prioritize any specific area over others in terms of policy signalling, maintaining a steady but low level across the board. The external data context, including moderate Quality of Life and Press Freedom scores, aligns with this assessment of limited signalling intensity in Western-style progressive policies.