2008
DOI: 10.1080/00396330802456437
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Turkey's Latest Crisis

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“…But the AKP’s denials that it has a religious agenda are equally misleading. Islam informs, even if it does not dictate, the AKP’s policies’ (Jenkins 2008, p. 7). Dagi advances the view that ‘Having broken away from its origins, the AKP today stands squarely in the centre‐right band of the political spectrum, representing rising forces that have considerable numbers and growing weight in society (due not least to economic growth), but who have long felt relegated to the sidelines of public life by strongly entrenched bureaucratic state elites’ (Dagi 2008, p. 30).…”
Section: Current Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But the AKP’s denials that it has a religious agenda are equally misleading. Islam informs, even if it does not dictate, the AKP’s policies’ (Jenkins 2008, p. 7). Dagi advances the view that ‘Having broken away from its origins, the AKP today stands squarely in the centre‐right band of the political spectrum, representing rising forces that have considerable numbers and growing weight in society (due not least to economic growth), but who have long felt relegated to the sidelines of public life by strongly entrenched bureaucratic state elites’ (Dagi 2008, p. 30).…”
Section: Current Debatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the one hand, the AKP built an image of itself as the victim of the secular establishment by focusing on several political challenges: the military's e-memorandum, the veto of Abdullah Gül's presidential bid and the attempt to ban the AKP through the Constitutional Court (Jenkins 2008). On the other, it continued to position itself on the side of 'the people' claiming to be the champion of democratisation and freedoms thanks to the political reforms undertaken between 2002 and 2005 (Özbudun 2007;Patton 2007).…”
Section: The Second Term (2007-2011)mentioning
confidence: 99%