Democratization in the Middle East: Turkey-How Far from Consolidation?

Ergun Özbudun

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Turkey's Politics and Society Political Theory and Democracy Historical Turkish Studies

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Additional InformationDemocratization in the Middle East Turkey-How Far from Consolidation? Ergun Özbudun (bio)On 24 December 1995, Turkey held free and competitive elections for its 550-member, onechamber parliament, the Grand National Assembly.Turnout was high.Five parties surpassed 23.Diamond, "Democracy in Latin America," 76.

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