Creating the Desired Citizen
Autor Ihsan Yilmazen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 iun 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781108959506
ISBN-10: 1108959504
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.51 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10: 1108959504
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.51 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Cuprins
1. Anxious Nation and Its Ambivalent Westernism; Part I. Kemalism and its Desired, Undesired, Tolerated Citizens: 2. The Rise and Consolidation of the Kemalist Hegemony; 3. Kemalism's Desired Citizens; 4. Kemalism's Undesired Citizens; 5. Creating Kemalism's Tolerated Citizens via Diyanet; Part II. Emergence of the Counter-Hegemony: Erdoğanism: 6. Turkish Islamism and the Emergence of Erdoğanist Authoritarianism; 7. What is Erdoğanism?; Part III. Creating Erdoğanism's Desired Citizens via Popular Culture and Education: 8. Erdoğanism's Desired Citizen; 9. Creating Erdoğanism's Desired Citizens via Popular Culture; 10. Creating Erdoğanism's Desired Citizens via Education; Part IV. Erdoğanism's Undesired Citizens: 11. Erdoğanism's Undesired Citizens; Part V. Creating Erdoğanism's Tolerated Citizens via Diyanet: 12. Creating Erdoğanism's Tolerated Citizens via Diyanet; 13. The Use of Friday Sermons in Creating Erdoğanism's Tolerated Citizens; 14. The Future of Erdoğan's Nation.
Recenzii
'Autocratisation in Turkey has developed over time, with identity a highly contentious political issue. Yilmaz describes in great detail and with much knowledge and understanding the shift from 'Kemalism' to 'Erdoğanism': an ideological project to create the 'perfect Turk' through the political vilification of many Turkish citizens because of their beliefs. Highly recommended.' Jeffrey Haynes, London Metropolitan University
'Creating the Desired Citizen methodically dissects the social engineering efforts to craft 'ideal citizens' for what Ihsan Yilmaz calls 'Erdoganism'. This original and enlightening work is an important contribution, furthering our understanding of the social and cultural transformation of Turkey under the AKP.' Paul Kubicek, Oakland University
'Creating the Desired Citizen successfully analyzes how citizenship has been used as an instrument of the state's social engineering policy in Turkey. It is a must-read for students of Turkish politics.' Ahmet T. Kuru, Political Science Quarterly
'Yilmaz makes essential contributions to the study of nation-building and extends our knowledge on the Kemalist and Erdoğanist nation-building projects in Turkey. Those scholars interested in nation-building, citizenship, and the Turkish experience will find the book indispensable. Its scholarly contributions make the book relevant for graduate courses, and Yilmaz's engaging prose makes it accessible to the policy community and undergraduate students.' Ramazan Kılınç, Perspectives on Politics
'Creating the Desired Citizen methodically dissects the social engineering efforts to craft 'ideal citizens' for what Ihsan Yilmaz calls 'Erdoganism'. This original and enlightening work is an important contribution, furthering our understanding of the social and cultural transformation of Turkey under the AKP.' Paul Kubicek, Oakland University
'Creating the Desired Citizen successfully analyzes how citizenship has been used as an instrument of the state's social engineering policy in Turkey. It is a must-read for students of Turkish politics.' Ahmet T. Kuru, Political Science Quarterly
'Yilmaz makes essential contributions to the study of nation-building and extends our knowledge on the Kemalist and Erdoğanist nation-building projects in Turkey. Those scholars interested in nation-building, citizenship, and the Turkish experience will find the book indispensable. Its scholarly contributions make the book relevant for graduate courses, and Yilmaz's engaging prose makes it accessible to the policy community and undergraduate students.' Ramazan Kılınç, Perspectives on Politics