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Erdogan: The Making of an Autocrat

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Examines ‘New Turkey’ through the life of its domineering leader

  • Documents the formation and development of Erdoğan’s political life and character
  • Closely examines Turkey’s authoritarian turn and Islamisation of the state by focusing on the role of Erdoğan, his ideology and the clash with the Gülen movement
  • Analyses Erdoğan’s evolving personality and positions over time, from his depictions as a manipulative political strategist through to his representation as Köroğlu (Turkish Robin Hood)
  • Looks ahead to what Erdoğan’s legacy will be and what the future holds for Turkey

President Erdoğan’s resilience as Turkey’s leader makes for an extraordinary political study of longevity, charisma and strategic decision-making. Uncovering the person behind the persona, M. Hakan Yavuz draws on 250 first-hand interviews to untangle the web of literary, religious and biographical influences that shaped Erdogan’s personality, ideology and world view. In understanding the inner life, continuous self-reinvention and professional struggles of Erdoğan, Yavuz is able to provide an invaluable insight into the complex record of policies – in both domestic and international arenas – that have marked his governing tenure.

Συγγραφέας: Yavuz Hakan
Εκδότης: EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY PRESS
Σελίδες: 368
ISBN: 9781474483261
Εξώφυλλο: Μαλακό Εξώφυλλο
Αριθμός Έκδοσης: 1
Έτος έκδοσης: 2021

Introduction
1. The Formative Years of Erdoğan
2. Erdoğan’s Worldview
3. Erdoğan as a Mayor and Prime Minister (1978-2007)
4. Erdoğan and the Secular Resistance (2007-2012)
5. The Annus Horribilis, 2013
6. The Existential Clash: Erdoğan vs. Gülen
7. Erdoğan’s Seduced Coup and the Presidential System
8. Erdoğan’s Kurds: Allies and Enemies
9. Erdoğan’s Neo-Ottoman Foreign Policy
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index.

M. Hakan Yavuz is a professor of political science at The University of Utah. He has produced a body of scholarly work dealing with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the patterns of nation-state building, secularism, ethnic conflict, transnational Islamic networks, civil society and the public sphere. His books include Turkey's July 15th Coup, Islamic Political Identity in Turkey (Oxford), and Secularism and Muslim Democracy in Turkey, among others.

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