Turkish media and sport coverage: marking the boundaries of national identity

Hasan Kösebalaban

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The success of the Turkish national football (soccer) team in the World Cup 2002 held in South Korea and Japan was a phenomenal event in the history of Turkish sports. However, the significance of ...

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