Democracy
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Ergenekon: A dark chapter in Turkish history
Ferruh Demirmen The Ergenekon verdicts in Turkey announced on August 5 shook the Turkish judicial system and left an indelible mark on the conscience of […]
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Trouble in Turkey – By Jillian Kay Melchior – The Corner – National Review Online
in TurkeyThe bad news continues out of Turkey, just days after a suicide bombing at the American Embassy in Ankara. Writing for Doublethink, my friend Elisha […]
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Democratic reform in Turkey: constitutional ‘moment’ or constitutional process?
in TurkeyAbout the author Firat Cengiz is lecturer in law at the University of Liverpool. Her primary research interests are in Europeanisation and multi-level governance. She […]
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Ten Things to Know About Voting Technology
1. Voting is not like any other transaction. The first remark I usually hear on the subject of Internet voting is, “I can shop online, […]
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NGO Letter to Obama: Concern over Turkey’s Actions
in Middle EastIn a letter released today to President Obama, Foreign Policy Initiative, the Project on Middle East Democracy, Freedom House, and Reporters Without Borders expressed their […]
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Is Turkey a Democracy?
in TurkeyBy Luke Godfrey on September 20, 2012 Turkey is increasingly democratic, in recent years having renegotiated it’s own form of ‘social contract’ to more accurately […]
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Ergenekon: A dark chapter in Turkish history
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Trouble in Turkey – By Jillian Kay Melchior – The Corner – National Review Online
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Democratic reform in Turkey: constitutional ‘moment’ or constitutional process?
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Ten Things to Know About Voting Technology
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NGO Letter to Obama: Concern over Turkey’s Actions
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Is Turkey a Democracy?