Islamism, Democracy and Liberalism in Turkey: The Case of the AKP

William Micah Hale · Ergun Özbudun

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part Part I The AKP’s history, ideology, social bases and organisation -- chapter 1 The history of Islamist parties in Turkey: from the National Order Party to the Justice and Development Party (AKP) -- chapter 2 The AKP’s ideology: Conservative democracy -- chapter 3 The AKP’s social bases: A new centre-right coalition? -- chapter 4 Party organisation -- part Part II The AKP in government -- chapter 5 Democratising reforms and constitutional issues -- chapter 6 Cultural policies: Creeping Islamisation or politics of avoidance? -- chapter 7 The AKP government and the military -- chapter 8 The AKP and the Turkish economy -- chapter 9 Foreign policy and the AKP.

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