Western perception of kadro movement
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Abstract (EN)
Kadro Journal was a periodical of thought that was published between 1932 and 1935, period after Great Depression, with 36 issues. Authors of Kadro Journal are mentioned as Kadro Movement. The Journal, emerged to produce ideological background for Turkish Revolution, expressed different ideas related with the West from the regime's ones. This work aims to exhibit the Western perception of Kadro Movement what had a significant place in Turkish political life. The examination of Western perception of Kadro Journal is based on analysis of Kadro authors' articles what evaluated the West in terms of political, economic and cultural sides. Kadro Movement, provided different perspective about relations with the West as a significant issue in Turkish political life, maintains its importance.
Author
Murat Karaman
Institution
Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
Division of Political Science and Public Administration
How to Cite
Murat Karaman (Master Thesis). Western perception of kadro movement, 2016, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.
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