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Haksever, Oguz Ufuk (2021)

From Post-Secularism to Anti-Secularism: A Global-Intellectual Embedding of AKP's Policies on Education, Family, and Public Sphere

Master thesis | International Relations (MA)
The thesis provides a multilevel analysis of how democratic ideas of post-secularism can result in undemocratic policies of anti-secularism. Although AKP initially supported as a cure to Turkey's existing problems resulted from Kemalist secularism, and this approach is supported by the EU in the process of integration, the unexpected result is the authoritarian desecularization and populist Islamization of policies in Turkey. The thesis analyzes the desecularization of policies under AKP in three main areas of education, family, and the public sphere.
Post-secularism
anti-secularism
post-Kemalism
Turkey
AKP
de-secularisation
Author
Haksever, Oguz Ufuk
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Specialisation
Culture and Politics
Supervisors
Yenen, Alp
ECTS Credits
15
Language
en