Search Results for Neo-Ottomanism

... as a history of tolerance, which is manifested as a mode of neo-Ottomanism. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Greek-Turkish population exchange cultural policy multiculturalism museumization palimpsest Neo-Ottomanism References Aktar Ayhan . “Homogenising the Nation, Turkifying...

... 5. Kyle T. Evered, “Symbolizing a Modern Anatolia: 7. M. Hakan Yavuz, “Turkic Identity and Foreign Pol- Ankara as Capital in Turkey’s Early Republican Land- icy in Flux: The Rise of Neo-­Ottomanism,” Critique 12 scape...

... a of ownership car- the and calligraphy, pets), (clothes, paraphernalia fashionable Ottoman of consumption the neo-Ottomanism...

... of Multiple Global and Nation-State Priorities: Modernizing Seeds in Turkey .” Global Environmental Politics 12 ( 2012 ): 125 – 46 . Aykaç Pınar . “ Multiple Neo-Ottomanisms in the Construction of Turkey's (Trans)National Heritage: TIKA and a Dialectic between Foreign and Domestic Policy...

... and imperial policies implemented in MENA countries as part of what came to be known as neo-Ottomanism. 55 This enabled the formation of an enduring alliance with the ultra-right Nationalist Action Party (Milliyetçi Hareket Partisi, MHP) on the basis of an anti-Kurdish stance. 56 Fifth was the 2014...

... brighter than before. 1. Ahmed, Afghanistan Rising , 82 . Hereafter cited in the text. 2. The important reference is, of course, Subrahmanyam, “Connected Histories.” 3. Luxemburg, Accumulation of Capital ; Lenin, Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism ; Nkrumah, Neo...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... the (un)holy marriage of neo-imperial vio- the sexual economy—best manifested in the predi- lence and orientalist rhetoric that fuels the cur- cation of neatly divided gender roles assigned to rent war in Iraq (and more generally the “war on various ethnic and national groups within “forbid- terror...

... not consider strictly Islamic today, such as the neo-Platonic philosophy of Suhrawardi (d. 1191) or Ibn ‘Arabi's pantheism (d. 1240), was fundamental to the sensibilities of centuries of Muslims (27–28). Premodern Muslims also drank wine, read poetry suffused with descriptions of wine, and viewed paintings...

... . Afghanistan . London : William Heinemann , 1906 . Hanifi Shah Mahmoud . “ A Genealogy of Orientalism in Afghanistan: The Colonial Image Lineage .” In Middle East Studies after September 11: Neo-Orientalism, American Hegemony, and Academia , edited by Keskin Tugrul , 50 – 80 . Chicago...

.... Relig- the lines of neo-fundamentalist thinkers such as ious symbols, banners and icons appeared in mass po- Maududi and Qutb. In short, in this book he advocates litical rallies giving legitimacy to pro-independence the establishment of an Islamic society with its own movements...

... responsible for supporting the arts, and how the making” (14). In a cultural context where the defini- Mubarek government engages the arts in its neo- tion, role, and value of art are constantly under con- liberal policies toward privatization...

... responsible for supporting the arts, and how the making” (14). In a cultural context where the defini- Mubarek government engages the arts in its neo- tion, role, and value of art are constantly under con- liberal policies toward privatization...