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Article The Trajectory of ‘tanpınar Studies’ From Post-Kemalism To Global Tanpınar(Routledge, 2025-11-03) Çelebi, M.C.Tanpınar holds a pivotal place in Turkish literature, shaping debates on Turkey's history. This article traces his critical reception from post-Kemalist readings to global interpretations. In the 1980s, he was central to post-Kemalist critiques of modernization; later, his works were reinterpreted through global modernity. Global Tanpınar teaches us two lessons: intellectually, it calls for a post-post-Kemalist perspective that situates Turkey's historical experience within the context of global crises. Culturally, it advocates a policy that goes beyond the traditional East-West synthesis and ‘standard’ multiculturalism by transcending the essentialist dichotomies that underpin global inequalities. © 2025 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.Article Party-Voter Congruence in Turkish Politics: The Ivory Tower Argument Tested(Routledge info@tandf.co.uk, 2019-12-27) İnan, Murat‘Ivory tower’ is frequently used phrase when Turkish executive politicians question the representativeness of other parties or their members. The intention of this claim is to provoke other parties into a discussion about the legitimacy of the targeted party. This research aims to shed a light on the problem of party-voter congruence in Turkish politics, which has important implications for the representativeness of Turkish political parties. Comparing the three major political parties in Turkey; the current study investigates to what extent these political parties’ manifesto documents, fail to connect with their constituencies’ policy positions on four prominent issues in Turkish politics: Left-right political positioning, democratic support, support for the military, and support for a controlled economy. Party level Manifesto Project data and aggregated individual level World Values Survey (WVS) data were combined for the analysis of this research and analysed by using a series of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression analysis. The findings suggest that the ivory tower claim is largely correct for all three political parties investigated. Finally, these findings also have important implications for the legitimacy of the Turkish democratic political system. © 2020 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.Article Citation - WoS: 2Citation - Scopus: 1A Participatory Generation? The Generational and Social Class Bases of Political Activism in Turkey(Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2017-01-02) Inan, Murat; Grasso, Maria T.This research aims to understand the extent to which generation and social class determine Turkish respondents' level of political activism. It tests both the macroeconomic socialization effect and the social class effect on political activism as hypothesized by Inglehart and Lipset, respectively. It also strives to understand whether a macropolitical period effect may also some generational implications for political activism. Beyond these examinations, it also raises a challenge to Lipset's working-class authoritarianism thesis - within the particular area of political activism - for those generations which came of age under an authoritarian politico-juridical order as well as for those which did not.