Turkey

Turkey's overall WokeMeter assessment score stands at 30, placing it at #110 globally in terms of policy signalling intensity. This score reflects minimal engagement with Western-style progressive policy signalling. The consistent dimension scores across categories such as speech and expression climate, institutional DEI policy intensity, and corporate/investor signalling indicate a uniform approach to these policies. The lack of recent significant policy changes or events that might alter this assessment suggests a stable, low-intensity signalling environment. The factors contributing to this score include the absence of comprehensive DEI mandates, limited content moderation laws, and moderate LGBTQ protections, aligning Turkey closely with countries characterized by limited progressive policy frameworks.

Analyzing the dimension scores, each category uniformly scores 30, indicating a balance in the signalling intensity across various domains. The weighted dimensions such as speech and expression climate, institutional DEI policy intensity, and education and curriculum signalling each play a significant role in shaping Turkey's overall score. This consistency suggests a broadly similar approach to policy within these areas, with no single dimension standing out as having particularly high or low signalling intensity. Consequently, Turkey's position in the global ranking reflects a consistent but limited engagement with the progressive policy measures typical of Western democracies.