Trapped In Between: 1968 in Greece and Turkey
The 1960s explosions in Greece and Turkey were neither of the First or Third Worlds, the core or the periphery: they combined elements of both.
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Turkey's 68
Turkey's 1968 generation presents an interesting case, not only because the country was undergoing a major transformation, but also because it was a devout NATO ally neighboring the Soviet Union during the Cold War era.
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From Afrin to Ghouta
While Erdoğan's tyranny is tolerated by "the West," "democracy" is no longer even an empty slogan where poor nations of the periphery are concerned.
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Libertarian Kurdistan: it matters for us, too!
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Acting in Concert: a conversation with Judith Butler
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Liberalized Islam, Post-Sufis, and the Military in Turkey
