Pan-Turkism and Discussion on Muslim National School in the Middle Volga Region After 1905
Review of European Studies, 2015 This article examinesthe situation in the Muslim school (madrasah) in the Middle Volga region after 1905 and changing aspirations of Russians towards the acculturation of Muslims connected with it. The fears and suspicions of the Russian authorities concerned the development of cultural ties between Russian and Turkish Muslims, which legitimized the ...
Galina V. Rokina, Oxana B. Zemtsova
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Turkey's Religious Outreach and the Turkic World [PDF]
Turkey’s greatest influence among the Turkic populations of the post-Soviet world derives not from their common ethno-linguistic roots, but from the success of Turkey’s religious ...
Balci, Bayram
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ATATURK’S CONCEPTION OF HISTORY AND NATIONS IN TURKISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE / Türk Kurtuluş Savaşı’nda Atatürk’ün Tarih ve Millet Anlayışı [PDF]
Folklor/Edebiyat, 2014 It’s peculiar that nations make its history such as writing its history. And both had to have a voice in the history of world civilization when they became strong. Likewise, it occured after an extraordinary events such as struggle of presence-absence.
Mustafa Oral*
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Unity vs. Uniformity: The Influence of Ziya Gökalp and John Dewey on the Education System of the Republic of Turkey [PDF]
, 2014 Creating a democratic nation-state and sustaining its progress was seen by the founders of the Republic of Turkey as necessary to achieving the goal of becoming a distinguished member among developed civilizations.
Celik, Rasit
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The Armenian Genocide. Unpunished Crimes
Genocidas ir Rezistencija, 2005 The Armenian genocide in 1915 was implemented as a result of Turkey's genocidal policy of Turkey towards the non-Muslim nations. As early as in 1894–1896, over 300,000 thousand Armenians people shot by the order of the sultan Abdul Gamid.
Vahagn Grigorian
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RUDN Journal of Political ScienceThe article focuses on how Turkey and Pan-Turkish ideology influenced the development of new national identities in Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan and the results of this influence.
Anna P. Romanova, Dmitriy A. Chernichkin
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Pan-Turkism andgeopolitics of China
21st Century, 2011 People’s Republic of China (PRC) is currently one of the most powerful and dynamicallydeveloping countries of the world. The economic development of thecountry is particularly impressive, as explicitly reflected in key economic indices,such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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ROLE OF THE DIASPORAS IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES: LESSONS FROM ARMENIA [PDF]
The paper develops additional economic arguments to emphasize the potential importance of the Diasporas’ contribution to economic transformation of former socialist economies.
Freinkman, Lev
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The Armenian road to democracy - Dimensions of a tortuous process. CEPS Working Document No. 267, May 2007 [PDF]
, 2007 Focusing on the internal and geo-political dimensions of Armenia’s road to democracy, this paper considers the decision-making structure, the role of leadership, the development of political parties and various changes in Armenian civil society.
Freire, Maria Raquel, Simão, Licínia.
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PAN-IDEOLOGIES IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AGAINST THE WEST : FROM PAN-OTTOMANISM TO PAN-TURKISM
Milletleraras, 1995 After the Karlowitz Treaty of 1699, the Ottoman Empire began to lose constantly in every fıeld, when compared to European gains in economy, territory, industry and social changes. The ideas of the Enlightenment such as positivism and nationalism also undermined the foundations of the Ottoman social system millet that gave a common sense of identity to ...
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