... in Cold War Turkey. Şenler’s legacy and the recent references to her story show how the tendency of iconification to occlude or distort prisoners’ ideological investments and activities may in fact enhance their ability to integrate into new political projects. This case study of a right-wing political...

...Rüstem Ertuğ Altınay In the Cold War era, as Turkey negotiated its place in a changing global order, tourism emerged as an important site of diplomacy. The amalgamation of tourism and diplomacy reached its peak during the cruise organized by the Turkey Tourism Association with the ocean liner...

...Rüstem Ertuğ Altιnay This essay presents an overview of the Turkish historian Reşad Ekrem Koçu's (1905–1975) life and works in relation to the dynamics of modernization, archiving, and nation building in Turkey. Analyzing the ramifications of these processes on the politics of historiography...

...- peans, and Americans, historians and anthropologists, sociologists, and political scientists. The geographical scope is equally wide, rang- ing from Morocco to China. Inevitably some areas (such as Iran, Egypt, and Turkey) and subjects (legal and traditional constraints on women, for example...

... across borders and embodied at the same time, rendering these performances situated acts of resistance as well as sites of South-South solidarity. 1. Askew, “Words Have Power” ; Tasdemir, “Feminization of Pro-Kurdish Party Politics in Turkey.” 2. Düzgün, “Jineology.” 3. Moradian...

... of male labor.14 Following the recruitment policy it had established with Italy, the German government signed similar labor importation treaties with Spain and Greece in 1960; Turkey in 1961; Portugal in 1964; and Yugoslavia in 1968.15...

... rebellion erupted. Organized almost simultaneously on the western coast of contemporary Turkey and southern Bulgaria, this was the first and one of the largest uprisings in Ottoman history. Although often named after one of its executed leaders, Sheikh Bedreddin, the Rebellion of 1416 grew from a very...

... Bonakdarian | Negotiating Universal Values 119 gone nationalist and antiautocratic parliamentary revolutions (in 1906 and 1908, respectively). In the original circular issued by the organizers of the congress to participants, Iran and Turkey (used as a shorthand...

... against the putative 6  Radical History Review communist menace.” Altınay’s article flips the focus on America’s Cold War rela- tionships by examining them from the perspective of Turkish foreign policy and its efforts to promote goodwill toward the United States. The Turkey Tourism Associa...

..., the deniers have always had the considerable advantage of the state power wielded by the government of Turkey, an important American ally. In the past two years, for example, Turkish pressure has scuttled congressional resolutions that accused the Turks...

... Britain, 1971), and the United Arab Emirates (from Britain, 1971). Turkey was all that remained of the Ottoman Empire by 1923. The present-day Saudi state, adopting the official designation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932, emerged after the incorporation...

..., the dynamics of inclusion and exclusion that accompany the complex interplay of citizenship and religion have also arisen in other nation-states around the world, notably in Turkey and India.16 This tension is in some sense bound to arise whenever so-called secular democracies attempt to govern...

... is on the Elbe River," he told the RAF, which, it is perhaps not well known, prepad during the last months of the war for bombing raids on Russian cities. In October 1948 he wrote President Inonu of Turkey, on the subject of British sympathy for that country, "I am glad to feel that the ties grow...

...-three Asian nations — Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Ceylon, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and Yemen — and six African nations — Egypt, Ethiopia, the Gold...

... University, and he is currently an assis- tant professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at Kocaeli University, Turkey. He has published books and articles on political aspects of tradition, ritual, and religion as well as on ethnic-national-religious identity...

... opportunity of “nations in transition.” The Turkish Question (1963), an NET/WBC program, depicted Turkey as a modernizing nation, though one still deeply tethered to the traditions of its past and importantly marked by illiteracy, unemployment, and poverty. The CBC’S Forty Million Shoes (1962) contrasted...

... growers, heroin manufacturers, and cocaine smugglers in Sicily, Mar- seille, Afghanistan, Turkey, Southeast Asia, and South America since the end of the Second World War. On the other hand, the museum features the carefully reconstructed storefronts of a 1940s drug store, a 1960s head shop...

... of Ukraine, the grow- ing autonomy of Catalonia and Scotland, the possible incorporation of the Baltic states into NATO, and that of Turkey into the European Union underline the fact that “Europe” and its “nation-states” are not self-evident units of historical...

...). Burçak Keskin-Kozat is a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Her dissertation explores the infl uence of local, translocal, and global dynamics in the implementation and reception of the Marshall Plan in Turkey (1948–52). Her research...

... 2015 Notes on Contributors Rüstem Ertuğ Altınay is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Performance Studies at New York University. Ertuğ’s primary fields of research are the politics of gender and sexual- ity in Turkey, with a focus on artistic and everyday performance...