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Erdoganism In Turkey

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November 2015
Eduard Soler

This podcast is performed by Eduard Soler. Erdoganism in Turkey: Erdogan has become the President of the Republic and continues to dominate Turkish politics. This briefing will analyze the results of the legislative elections of 2015 and discuss some of the most controversial issues in Turkish politics: the constitutional reform, the Kurdish issue, freedom of expression and foreign policy choices.

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