National opinion movement as a politicization factor
2019
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Mehtap Yeşilorman
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Politicization is a process of political learning that continues from the first moment to the end of human life. This process, which varies in terms of speed and direction in certain periods of life, is shaped by many factors. The politicizing goals of political movements also play an important role in the factors affecting politicization. National Opinion Movement that indicating the presence in Turkey since 1969, is one of those political movements. Thanks to the political structure of the National Opinion Movement and its structure of the civil organization, it is thought that the people it interacts with are effective in the politicization process. The aim of this study is to reveal the direction of politicization of the National Opinion Movement. In this context, the first three chapters of the study have been reviewed and the development of related concepts has been demonstrated. In the fourth part of the study, the research method is presented. In the last section, the findings of the study were presented and interpreted. In the conclusion part of the study, theoretical knowledge and quantitative findings were evaluated together and the direction of the National Opinion Movement was evaluated.
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Dr. Samet Reşit Can
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Samet Reşit Can (Master Thesis). National opinion movement as a politicization factor, 2019, Fırat University.
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