Modern Turkey : people, state, and foreign policy in a globalized world / Bill Park.
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TextPublisher: London ; New York : Routledge, [2012]Description: ix, 262 pages ; 25 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780415443708 (hardback)
- 9780415443715 (pbk.)
- 9780203806715 (ebook)
- 327.561 22 P.B.M
- JZ1649 .P37 2012
Contents:
Introduction: globalization, Turks and Turkey -- The Kemalist legacy: cult, ideology and political practice -- Kemalism and state security -- Turkey's Europeanization: a journey without an arrival? -- From autarky to globalization: Turkey's economic transition -- Turkey and the Kurdish issue: a transnationalized domestic problem -- A new foreign policy for a globalized age? -- Turkey between East and West: a bridge or afloat? -- Between consumers and producers: Turkey as an energy bridge? -- The Armenian genocide: a foreign policy problem in a globalized world -- Migration, Turkey and Turks -- The Fethullah Gulen movement (and Turkish Al Qaeda) as transnational phenomena -- Concluding thoughts.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [220]-247) and index
Introduction: globalization, Turks and Turkey -- The Kemalist legacy: cult, ideology and political practice -- Kemalism and state security -- Turkey's Europeanization: a journey without an arrival? -- From autarky to globalization: Turkey's economic transition -- Turkey and the Kurdish issue: a transnationalized domestic problem -- A new foreign policy for a globalized age? -- Turkey between East and West: a bridge or afloat? -- Between consumers and producers: Turkey as an energy bridge? -- The Armenian genocide: a foreign policy problem in a globalized world -- Migration, Turkey and Turks -- The Fethullah Gulen movement (and Turkish Al Qaeda) as transnational phenomena -- Concluding thoughts.
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