Islamism, Electoral Hegemony, and Democracy: Lessons from Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia

Islamism, Electoral Hegemony, and Democracy: Lessons from Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia

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Director Fuat Keyman and Project Coordinator Şebnem Gümüşçü's analysis "Islamism, Electoral Hegemony, and Democracy: Lessons from Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia" was published in The German Marshall Fund of United States on December 16, 2013.

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Fuat Keyman

Fuat Keyman

Fuat Keyman is the Director of the Istanbul Policy Center; Vice President for Institutional Affairs and Social Impact, and Professor of International Relations at Sabancı University. Keyman is a leading political scientist in Turkey and an expert on globalization, democratization, international relations, Turkey – EU relations, Turkish foreign policy, and civil society development.