The effect of socio-cultural strategy and projects on struggle with PKK
2016
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Turkey has struggled with separatist and disrupter terror which is threatened national security about 30 years. In the struggle, nobody knows how many people are died, get injured both of two sides and how much cost of it. The notions and strategies, which are revealed for being successful in struggle of terrorism, have still an argument whether it is enough for stopping terrorism or not. In recent years, for the sake of struggle with terrorism, especially studies of socio-cultural fields for local community are remarked. In the study, in the field of socio-cultural projects, reports, statistical data, which all of them are intended to hinder separatist and disrupter terrorism, are analyzed in the light of senior state authorizer's oral and written declarations. In addition to this, achievement status is determined and projects made in this field are showed up. At the result of this study, socio-cultural projects, which are intended to hinder the terrorism, are created positive effects to restrain but it shows that these projects are not enough alone. Key Words: Counter Terrorism, Strategy, Socio-cultural
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Mesut Yeşilyurt
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Mesut Yeşilyurt (Master Thesis). The effect of socio-cultural strategy and projects on struggle with PKK, 2016, Gaziantep University.
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