Birikim Magazine's view on the Kurdish issue in case of the Turkish left
2018
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The Kurdish issue has been discussed and debated for years.In particular, the existence of this problem has become more pronounced since the establishment of the Republic of Turkey. The issue, which constitutes an important place in Turkey's agenda for a long time, have been examined by many groups and put forward different perspectives and solution proposals. In recent times, steps have been taken to solve the problem. The looking effort for this solution has led to further discussion of the Kurdish issue in the political arena. Topic of this study is Birikim Magazine's thoughts/views, which is located in the Turkish left, about the Kurdish issue. In this study examine the articles of leading writers of the magazine as well as other articles about this issue in the journal. Moreover, analyzed thisarticles to how theMagazine look at the Kurdish issue and whether there was a difference in its views over time. As a result, the review of Birikim Magazine about the Kurdish issue were analyzed and the study was prepared
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Dr. Muhittin Evren
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Muhittin Evren (Master Thesis). Birikim Magazine's view on the Kurdish issue in case of the Turkish left, 2018, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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