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ID120374
Title ProperSeeing for the state
Other Title InformationKemalist long-distance nationalism in Australia
LanguageENG
AuthorSenay, Banu
Publication2013.
Summary / Abstract (Note)The recent literature on Muslim organisations in the Turkish diaspora context is voluminous as is analysis of Kurdish and Alevi grassroots politics against the Turkish state. Yet nothing has been written on those whose political orientation is in line with the secularist-nationalist ideology of the Turkish Republic, that is, of Kemalists. As a contribution to this endeavour, this paper explores Kemalist actors' mobilisation in Australia. The paper argues that their current activism is related to a threatened economic privilege, a loss of cultural capital and a waning political dominance in the ongoing social life of Turkey.
`In' analytical NoteNations and Nationalism Vol. 19, No.2; Apr 2013: p.376-394
Journal SourceNations and Nationalism Vol. 19, No.2; Apr 2013: p.376-394
Key WordsDiaspora ;  Kemalism ;  Long - Distance Nationalism ;  Transnationalism ;  Turkish Migrants ;  Australia