Communication strategies in Turkey : Erdogan, the AKP and political messaging /
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| Language: | English |
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London :
I. B. Tauris & Company, Limited,
2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Half-title Page
- Dedication Page
- Title Page
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Short note on methods
- 1 Introduction
- Structure of the book
- 2 The concept of political communication
- What is political communication?
- Americanization of political communication
- Personalization of political communication
- Public image in political communication
- Charisma as a pillar of political communication
- Social Movement Theory
- Collective identity
- 3 Modernization in the Ottoman era, Islamism in Turkey and AKP's rise
- What really is Islamism?
- Modernization in the Ottoman era
- Sultan Selim III: Symbol of modernization
- Abdulhamid II and Islamism
- Modernist movements challenging Islamist policies
- Islamism in modern Turkey
- Necip Fazıl Kısakürek
- Sezai Karakoç
- Necmettin Erbakan's Milli Görüş Movement
- History of the Milli Görüş
- Erdoğan as an aspiring student of Erbakan
- AKP: Rising from shadows of Erbakan
- AKP's association with the MB
- AKP's silent revolution: Reforms
- AKP's foreign policy: 'Zero-problem' with neighbours
- AKP's political message in foreign affairs
- 4 The AKP's code of identity
- Party of the periphery
- Islamism and the AKP
- Evolution of the political message
- Discrepancy of collective identity between Erdoğan and Gül
- Kurdish peace process
- Generation Z and Erdoğan's social media censorship
- Erdoğan's consolidation of his power
- Effect of the West's anti-Turkey sentiment on Erdoğan's discourse
- Populist leadership and media relations in Turkey
- Framing Erdoğan with Weber's charisma theory
- Erdoğan's one-man leadership limiting freedom of speech
- Surpassing opposition voices within the party
- Erdoğan less favourite among generation Z
- Americanization as a communication model of the AKP
- Obama and digital political communication
- Erdoğan's body language
- The use of opinion polls in communication
- AKP's political communication inspires Islamist parties
- Erdoğan's polarizing discourse
- AKP's identity crisis
- Neo-Ottoman identity
- Reconversion of Hagia Sophia as part of Erdoğan's populist politics
- Populist Islamist discourse after the Egyptian coup
- 5 Communicating religion
- Mobilizing religious conservatives at mosques
- Dawah as a source of motivation
- Spouse as part of communication
- Observations from Erdoğan's rallies
- Poetry as a means of Erdoğan's Islamist communication
- Erdoğan's logo versus Obama's logo
- AKP's name and logo adapted from Morocco's Islamist party
- Erdoğan's pragmatist rhetoric
- Religious symbols in campaign commercials
- AKP's identity dilemma
- Erdoğan's popularity in the 'Muslim world'
- Role of women in campaigning
- Praising oppressed Muslims
- Erdoğan's traditional 'balcony speech'
- Electoral behaviour of young party members
- AKP receiving more support from Eastern Anatolia