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Kemalist Non-governmental Organizations: Troubled Elites in Defence of a Sacred Heritage
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2000-01-01
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Erdoğan, Necmi
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Civil Society in the Grip of Nationalism Studies on Political Culture in Contemporary Turkey
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N. Erdoğan,
Kemalist Non-governmental Organizations: Troubled Elites in Defence of a Sacred Heritage
. 2000, p. 282.