Between Islam and the State: The Politics of Engagement

Berna Turam

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Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1: The Politics of Engagement Chapter 2: From Fences that Divide to Boundaries that Link the State and Islam Chapter 3: Contestations Over Education Chapter 4: The Allure of Cooperation: National Affinities and Shared International Undertakings Chapter 5: Compromising Women's Agency: Bonds between Islamic and Secular Actors Chapter 6: The AKP Institutionalizes the Engagement: Marriage of Convenience between the State and Islam? Chapter 7: Conclusion: Reflections on Democratization in the Middle East NOTES INDEX

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