Éditeur : John Murray | Date & Lieu : 1995, London |
Préface : | Pages : 378 |
Traduction : | ISBN : 0-7195-5653-8 |
Langue : Anglais | Format : 160x240 mm |
Code FIKP : Liv. Eng. Pop. Tur. N° 4069 | Thème : Général |
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Turkey Unveiled: Ataturk and After What is Turkey reallʃy like and what does its future hold? The country’s detractors speak of military coups, torture and a looming Islamic threat on Europe’s doorstep. Its friends see a blunt and hospitable people, a land rich in history and culture, and a strategic Western ally on the flank of NATO. These views are not necessarily contradictory: as the Turks themselves say with a shrug, ‘This is Turkey.’ Theirs is a large and complex country whose economy is booming and whose position, at the crossroads of a Eurasian region steadily recovering from Cold War divisions, guarantees a growing importance in world politics. Nicole Pope, who is Swiss and who worked previously with the Red Cross in Iraq and Lebanon, now reports for Le Monde and for international radio stations from Turkey. |
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