[Bilimsel Haber] The March 2008 issue of Turkish Studies (Vol.9, No.1)

[Gonul Pultar]

/Turkish Studies/


/Turkish Studies/ is a publication of the GLORIA Center's Turkish 
Studies Institute and addresses matters regarding the modern era of the 
Turkish Republic, including the fields of political science, 
international relations, history, economics, sociology, and other 
relevant topics.

*COMING SOON: MARCH 2008 ISSUE                *
The March 2008 issue of /Turkish Studies/ (Vol.9, No.1) will soon be 
available. The following articles and book reviews will appear:

/Articles/

   1. Tarik Oguzlu, _Middle Easternization of Turkey_s Foreign Policy:
      Does Turkey Dissociate from the West?_
   2. Paul Kubicek, _Turkey's Inclusion in the Atlantic Community:
      Looking Back, Looking Forward_
   3. Michelangelo Guida, _The Sèvres Syndrome and _/Komplo/_ Theories
      in the Islamist and Secular Press_
   4. Yüksel Taskin, _AKP_s Move to _Conquer_ the Center-Right: Its
      Prospects and Possible Impacts on the Democratization Process_
   5. Emrullah Uslu, _/Ulusalcilik/: The Neo-Nationalist Resurgence in
      Turkey_
   6. Özlem Demirtas Bagdonas, _The Clash of Kemalisms? Reflections on
      the Past and the Present Politics of Kemalism in Turkish Political
      Discourse_
   7. Toni Alaranta, _Mustafa Kemal Atatürk_s Six-Day Speech of 1927:
      Defining the Official Historical View of the Foundation of the
      Turkish Republic_
   8. Sule L. Aker, _Major Determinants of Imports in Turkey_
   9. Arzu Alvan, _An Analysis of the Growth of the Turkish
      Manufacturing Industry_

/Book Reviews/

   1. /Turkey from Empire to Revolutionary Republic: The Emergence of
      the Turkish Nation from 1789 to Present/ by Sina Aksin (Reviewed
      by Nur Bilge Criss)
   2. /The Pedagogical State: Education and Politics of National Culture
      in Post-1980 Turkey/ by Sam Kaplan (Reviewed by Metin Heper)
   3. /The Hemshin: History, Society, and Identity in the Highlands of
      Northeast Turkey/ edited by Hovann H. Simonian (Reviewed by
      Michael E. Meeker)
   4. /The Emergence of a New Turkey: Democracy and the AK Parti/ edited
      by M. Hakan Yavuz (Reviewed by Frank Tachau)
   5. /The Armenian Rebellion at Van/ by Justin McCarthy, Esat Arslan,
      Cemalettin Taskiran, and Omer Turan (Reviewed by Norman Stone)

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