After Atatürk's death (November 10, 1938), the Turkish military saw itself as the
unquestioned sole guardian of Atatürk's principles-secularism and national unity. The …

Turkey's melancholy economy dominated by “political decay” can be explainable through
Ottoman legacies over Turkish military, economy, and democracy which have been …

This paper charts how the Gülen movement (GM)'s allegiance and effectiveness has
changed over the past two decades. It examines how the GM has moved from being a fellow …

Turkey is the longest standing “wannabe” member of what is now the European Union (EU).
It made its first tentative moves towards Brussels in 1959 just a year after the European …

1999'dan beri Türkiye'de sivil-asker ilişkileri, yapılan birçok anayasal ve kurumsal
değişikliklebirlikte dönüşüm yaşamıştır. Sivillerin denetiminden bağımsız ve siyaset üzerinde …

In this study, we investigated the impact of a highly consequential public event, the July 15
Coup Attempt, on the structure and organisation of events in Turkish collective memory. To …

This article focuses on Islamist conscientious objectors (COs) in Turkey who have resisted
both mandatory conscription and the Turkish state's use of Islamic discourses of jihad and …

Today, almost as a rule, the military boasts a high level of public trust throughout the world.
The Slovenian Armed Forces are among the most trusted institutions in the country. A …

Most collective memory research to date has focused on the temporal distribution of and
generational differences in public event representations while not directly addressing the …

Makalenin amacı, Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nun sonyıllarından günümüze kadar olan
dönemde, Türkiye'deki ulusal kimlikleşmesürecine odaklanmak ve aydınlar ya da siyasi parti …