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The convergence coefficient across political systems. [PDF]
ScientificWorldJournal, 2013 Gallego M, Schofield N.
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Using machine learning to predict student outcomes for early intervention and formative assessment. [PDF]
Sci RepAlkan BB, Kuzucuk S, Alkan N, Sinan A.
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2018
This chapter examines Turkish nationalism and Kemalism. The elimination of Islam as an ideological pillar of the main Ottoman successor state created a legitimacy vacuum at the center of the regime. Furthermore, the abolition of the sultanate and the dissolution of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) had given rise to a second void necessitating ...
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This chapter examines Turkish nationalism and Kemalism. The elimination of Islam as an ideological pillar of the main Ottoman successor state created a legitimacy vacuum at the center of the regime. Furthermore, the abolition of the sultanate and the dissolution of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) had given rise to a second void necessitating ...
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Gülenism as “Religionist” Kemalism
Insight Turkey, 2017Utilizing Gramsci's conceptualization of hegemonic struggles through both coercive means of the state and also the production of consent in civil society, the article conducts a comparative textual analysis of the writings and speeches of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and Fetullah Gulen.
Dinc, GÜLİZ, ÇAYLAK, ADEM
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Erdoğanism: Death of Kemalism or Resurrection of Kemalism?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Erdoganists are followers of Kemalists in their use of the same tools and methodology but for a different ideology, different aims, and different beneficiaries. I will try to substantiate this argument in chapters on desired, undesired and tolerated citizens of Kemalists and Erdoganists.
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Sociology of Islam, 2021
Abstract This article examines the trajectory of populism/halkçilik, one of the least studied principles of Kemalism, from its origins in the ideas of Enlightenment to its practices in modern Turkey. Unlike its commonly perceived negative connotation that is often associated with irrational political objectives, populism is a manifestation of equality ...
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Abstract This article examines the trajectory of populism/halkçilik, one of the least studied principles of Kemalism, from its origins in the ideas of Enlightenment to its practices in modern Turkey. Unlike its commonly perceived negative connotation that is often associated with irrational political objectives, populism is a manifestation of equality ...
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2021
Abstract Chapter 1 opens with the analogy of “Green Kemalism,” used by some Kurdish political elites to criticize the Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) Muslim fraternity project. This line of thinking claims that the AKP is no different than the founders of the Turkish Republic in its intention to assimilate Kurds and that it differs
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Abstract Chapter 1 opens with the analogy of “Green Kemalism,” used by some Kurdish political elites to criticize the Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) Muslim fraternity project. This line of thinking claims that the AKP is no different than the founders of the Turkish Republic in its intention to assimilate Kurds and that it differs
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