The Turkish State and Alevis: Changing Parameters of an Uneasy Relationship

Bedriye Poyraz

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The Alevis constitute the second largest religious community (next to the Sunnis) in Turkey, and number some 15 million people, equal to approximately 25 per cent (Alevis claim 30–40 per cent) of t...

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1999Islam and society in Turkey 2000Alevi politics in contemporary Turkey 1998Alevi Identity: Cultural, Religious and Social Perspectives

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