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World Economy and International Relations, 2023
After 2010, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) returned the concept of “New Turkey” to the official political vocabulary. This return took place against the backdrop of such changes in Turkish foreign and domestic policies that gave observers grounds to talk of Erdogan’s “revolution” and compare it with the “revolution” of Ataturk.
S. Sherstyukov, O. Kurnykin
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The Party for Justice and Development’s “Specialization” in Politics: Metamorphosis and Contradictions

Middle East Law and Governance, 2022
Abstract Based on empirical research, this article analyzes “the specialization” of the Moroccan Party for Justice and Development and the internal tensions between its political and religious vocations. The latter is one of the Islamist parties with the longest political experience in the Maghreb area which started its “professionalization” in ...
Munteanu, Anca, Seniguer, Haoues
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The ‘Alevi Opening’ of the Justice and Development Party

2022
This chapter provides an analysis of the political and legal aspects of the Alevi issue in Turkey. First, it critically evaluates the government’s so-called “Alevi opening.” Under specific focus are the Alevi workshops, a vital part of the opening, which aimed to address the Alevi question.
Murat Borovali, Cemi̇l Boyraz
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The Justice and Development Party (AKP)

2018
By actively supporting Turkey’s EU membership process, the AKP had placed itself in the democratization wagon and had thereby gained the sympathies of the US and European capitals. This was the most secure way to counterbalance the military, which carried out a “postmodern coup” in February 1997.
Yüksel Taşkın, null interviewed by Burak Cop +1 more
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