The relations between Turkey and the United States have been unstable during recent years. Since the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War, preferences and interests of the two NATO allies have diverged on various issues related to security, economics, and foreign policy. Tensions in bilateral relations occasionally escalated to short-term crises, which were eventually resolved through high-level talks. The two countries continue to cooperate in different areas, while the persistence of major differences makes the future of Turkish-American relations uncertain. Insight Turkey’s Spring 2020 issue (Vol. 22, No. 2) will focus on the current status and future of the relations between Turkey and the United States. We welcome scholarly papers examining and discussing political, economic, or security dimensions of this subject. Research articles, which answer a scholarly and relevant question through original research, should be between 5000 and 7000 words. Commentaries, which present a policy-relevant argument, should be 4000 words maximum. Manuscripts should be submitted to the journal through e-mail to [email protected]. All submissions will undergo a double-blind peer reviewing process before acceptance for publication. The deadline for submissions is February 1, 2020. For further information about submissions please refer to the guidelines on the journal’s website. Insight Turkey is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal covering a broad range of topics related to Turkish and international politics. It is indexed by a number of scientific databases including Scopus and ESCI.