ME 101: Rise and Fall of Neo-Ottoman Turkey

How do we explain the rise and fall of neo-Ottoman Turkey? Dr Serkan Yolaçan suggests shifting our focus from Erdogan to two ideologically distinct networks of the Anatolian Tigers and Fethullah Gülen in this lecture of the ME 101 series held on 16 October.

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