Pan-Turkism: From Irredentism to Cooperation

Jacob M. Landau

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The Outside Turks: The Rise and Fall of Pan-Turkism Abroad Pan-Turkism in the Ottoman Empire: Genesis and Bloom Pan-Turkism in the Republic of Turkey: the Latent Stage Pan-Turkism in the Republic of Turkey: Resurgence Pan-Turkism in the Republic of Turkey: Back into the Mainstream Pan-Turkism Today Conclusion: Pan-Turkism as an Irredentist Phenomenon.

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