... Turkey's traditional one, Kemalism. It is argued that the AKP aims to replace Kemalism to reconstruct the imagined Turkish community anew. It is further argued that collective memory is central to AKP discourses and repertoires in the party's attempt to construct stabilized, sedimented, dominant...

... be preserved. Are we then faced with a crisis that will leave no institutional legacy, beyond the collective memory of protracted economic distress? Are we wit- nessing an ultimate reassertion of nationalist politics as happened in the 1930s in Europe, within which we must seek a differentiated mapping...

... steps. It is foreseeable that we may not jump the hurdles of vio- lent opposition before we even reach the Road Map’s starting point. Indeed, the cycle of violence lives in our collective memories. It is not hard to imagine the process being stalled by Palestinian terror activity by Hamas...

..., no. 30 (2011): 80 – 9; Yilmaz Çolak, “Ottomanism vs. Kemalism: Collective Memory and Cultural Pluralism in 1990s Turkey,” Middle Eastern Studies 42, no. 4 (2006): 587 – 602. 30. Cengiz Candar and Graham Fuller, “Grand Geopolitics for a New Turkey,” Mediterranean Quarterly 12, no. 1 (2001): 22...

... they brought to Spain at a time when the rest of Europe was in the doldrums of the Dark Ages. Singed in their collective memory is also the treatment of Spain’s Muslims after 1492, when as part of the unifi cation of the country the Spanish Crown forced them to convert to Catholicism and/or pushed them back...

... nationalisms and anti-Semitism transformed a supposed process of Jewish normalization into a struggle for survival, with its complexes, nightmares, and excruciating individual and collective memories. Since the fall of communism, however, Israel has overcome much...

.... Toynbee’s twelve volumeA Study of History as being at least as valuable a reading on culture and civilization, albeit one almost lost in the collective memories of the academy and beyond. 10.1215/10474552-1263424 Arnold Reisman: An Ambassador and a Mensch: The Story of a Turkish Diplomat...

.... Toynbee’s twelve volumeA Study of History as being at least as valuable a reading on culture and civilization, albeit one almost lost in the collective memories of the academy and beyond. 10.1215/10474552-1263424 Arnold Reisman: An Ambassador and a Mensch: The Story of a Turkish Diplomat...

.... Toynbee’s twelve volumeA Study of History as being at least as valuable a reading on culture and civilization, albeit one almost lost in the collective memories of the academy and beyond. 10.1215/10474552-1263424 Arnold Reisman: An Ambassador and a Mensch: The Story of a Turkish Diplomat...

...Filippo Focardi The Italian national memory has still not come to terms with the responsibilities of Benito Mussolini's Italy for the Axis war of 1940 – 43, which Italy fought on the side of Nazi Germany. It has also not come to terms with the serious war crimes Italy committed in the occupied...

... for neighboring Serbia. The bitter memory held by these Serb survivors of the Ustashe regime, in particular the refugees, constituted a subversive force throughout the period of the second Yugoslavia, culminating in the Yugoslav Wars between 1991 and 1995. Shyamal Kataria holds a PhD in political science...

... in northern Iraq has taken Islamic extremism to new levels; and as the rise of China continues to cause fric- tion with its neighbors, 2014 is shaping up to be one of the most dangerous years with respect to international security and stability in recent memory. The present issue of the Mediterranean...

... of themselves as Chechen rather than belonging to a particular teip, or clan, which is how they had thought of themselves before. “Thus, it is difficult to overstate the importance of these deportations in the collective memory of the punished peoples,”15 wrote Caucasus expert Svante Cornell in a US...

... of the Mind: The Evidence of Cartography It is impossible, then, to speak of the Mediterranean region as a reality except as a mental image, as the project of a cooperative common destiny shaped by a collective imagination to be elicited by selective memory from the immense wealth of historical...

... in the first SYRIZA cabinet (January to July 2015). In this collection of speeches and essays, Galbraith counsels the leftist government to abandon the euro and return to the national currency, the drachma. Another book in this line is And the Weak Must Suffer What They Must? by the mercurial former...

... of the Ottoman Greeks: Studies on the State-Sponsored Campaign of Extermination of the Christians of Asia Minor (1912 - 1922) and Its Aftermath; History, Law, Memory . New York : Aristide D. Caratzas , 2012 . 520 pages. ISBN 978-0-892-41615-8 . $75.00 ( hardcover ). Thomopoulos Elaine...

... of the Ottoman Muslim millet within the territory that could be liberated from the European occupa- tion. On foreign policy, the first image suggests an anti-Arab and anti-Islamic isolationism from the Middle East strengthened by historical memory of “the Arab treason,” or the Arab Revolt of 1916 – 18...

... he expressed clearly the conditions of minorities in Turkey: “I don’t know if we will return to our homes, all the time death above us, please take care of our children and go to a free coun- try; here they will be nothing more than slaves.”15 Memory of the Varlik Vergisi persists...

... a world power. Young people likely to start families or with young families are welcome. Their 1. “France, Race, and Immigration: Who Gains?” Economist, 2 March 2002, 33. 2. Haut conseil à l’intégration, Les étrangers et l’emploi: rapport au Premier ministre, Décembre 1992 (Paris: Collection...

..., Greece, and Turkey over the past several decades will be sorely missed, especially as the issues that face these countries both individually and collectively have taken on new dimensions over the past couple of years. Indeed, the various challenges confronting Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus today...