International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 2,Vydanie 2University of Wisconsin, 1981 |
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... Kemalist revolution seems to me justifiable . This revolution was the first real revolution in Asia and Africa in that it consciously sought to establish a nation independent not only politically but also cultur- ally . The Ottoman ...
... Kemalist revolution seems to me justifiable . This revolution was the first real revolution in Asia and Africa in that it consciously sought to establish a nation independent not only politically but also cultur- ally . The Ottoman ...
Strana 12
... Kemalist economy as one which was centralized and con- trolled but which left the villagers basically to themselves , I have , I hope , implicitly shown it to have been structurally parallel with the Kemalist polity . Explicitly , the ...
... Kemalist economy as one which was centralized and con- trolled but which left the villagers basically to themselves , I have , I hope , implicitly shown it to have been structurally parallel with the Kemalist polity . Explicitly , the ...
Strana 13
... Kemalist revolution , how- ever , a brief comment on its eventual failure is in order . The essential difference between the populists and the liberals is that the latter are more realistic : they do not expect that even a majority of ...
... Kemalist revolution , how- ever , a brief comment on its eventual failure is in order . The essential difference between the populists and the liberals is that the latter are more realistic : they do not expect that even a majority of ...
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The PoliticalEconomic Ideas and Achievements of | 1 |
Atatürk Viewed by His Arab Contemporaries The Opinions | 15 |
Kemalism Its Influences on Iran and Afghanistan | 25 |
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