Turkey Book Talk
Conversations with journalists, academics and writers on Turkey and its region. A new episode is published every two weeks.
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Dimitar Bechev on Turkey, Russia, China and the 'scramble for Europe' (opens the original)
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Marc Sinan Winrow on Turkey and the 'liberal international order' (opens the original)
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Benjamin Fortna on change and continuity in Ottoman and Turkish history (opens the original)
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Işılay Gürsu on archaeology and public perceptions in Turkey (opens the original)
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Onur İnal on the rise of late Ottoman İzmir (opens the original)
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Listen to Turkey Book Talk: Apple Podcasts / Spotify / PodBean / Stitcher / PlayerFM / Listen NotesYour book focuses on Izmir’s transformation in the second half of the 1800s. What was
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