2015/01/01 by Şenol Durgun · 5 citations
Social Sciences · #Turkey's Politics and Society #Politics #Left-wing politics #Turkish #Political science #State (computer science) #Context (archaeology) #Soviet union #The Republic #Turkish republic #Political economy #Economic history #Sociology #Law #History
paper · doi:10.13169/arabstudquar.37.1.0009
published in Arab Studies Quarterly 37(1) (Pluto Journals)
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This article examines the process of development of the political left since its inception in Turkey in a context when the republic was established as a nation state and 1917 October Revolution. It looks at how the movement has been transformed with the collapse of the Soviet Union and with the changes in domestic politics. The historical process of the Turkish left is divided into three eras: The first from the beginning of the republic to the 1960s; the second from 1960 to 1980; and the third from 1980 to the present day. In this era, the left has not had that organized structure and influence as in the second era.