Turkey Interrupted: Derailing Democracy - Bozkurt, Abdullah
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This book strives to explain what has happened in Turkey since December 2013, when major corruption investigations incriminated Turkey's President, Recep Tayip Erdogan, and his family members and business associates. It shows how veteran police chiefs who were hailed as heroes by Erdogan himself and received letters of citations from his office suddenly turned into villains after exposing an unprecedented graft network within the Turkish government. It also reveals that the so called "parallel structure" -- invented by Erdogan as part of a global conspiracy -- is nothing but a slanderous farce…mehr

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This book strives to explain what has happened in Turkey since December 2013, when major corruption investigations incriminated Turkey's President, Recep Tayip Erdogan, and his family members and business associates. It shows how veteran police chiefs who were hailed as heroes by Erdogan himself and received letters of citations from his office suddenly turned into villains after exposing an unprecedented graft network within the Turkish government. It also reveals that the so called "parallel structure" -- invented by Erdogan as part of a global conspiracy -- is nothing but a slanderous farce used to distort facts, shift blame, and find scapegoats for his own troubles.
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Abdullah Bozkurt is the Ankara Bureau Chief for Today's Zaman, Turkey's best selling English daily. He contributes to the paper as a regular columnist. Bozkurt worked as the Bureau Chief in New York City covering the United Nations for the Turkish daily Zaman, the largest circulated paper in Turkey. He also served as Washington Correspondent for the paper covering the State Department, Capitol Hill, and Pentagon.