Turkish Islamist Entrepreneurs in Central Asia

2005-12-01
Şen, Mustafa
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Department of Sociology, Book / Book chapter

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M. Şen, Turkish Islamist Entrepreneurs in Central Asia. 2005, p. 264.
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