Tuğba Tekerek on the crisis in Turkish academia

Tuğba Tekerek on the crisis in Turkish academ...

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Brett Wilson on the myth and reality of modern Turkey's religious reforms

Brett Wilson on his article "Sufi Leaders in the early Turkish Republic: Profession, Privilege, and Persecution (1925-1950)". The piece studies the impact of the 1925 outlawing of Islamic religious orders, challenging the traditional idea of harsh secularist persecution. Please s ...  Show more

Suzy Hansen on Turkey and an Istanbul neighborhood in the age of Erdoğan

Suzy Hansen on “From Life Itself: Turkey, Istanbul, and a Neighborhood in the Age of Erdoğan” (Farrar, Straus and Giroux). The book focuses on Istanbul's Karagumruk to explore the everyday impact of geopolitical upheaval, economic turbulence and the arrival of Syrian migrants in ...  Show more

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