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The hijab and the public: How Turkey Islamized and “became polarized …

The hijab and the public: How Turkey Islamized and “became polarized …

May 18, 2018

The hijab and the public: How Turkey Islamized and “became polarized” Comments by Sümeyye Sakarya i Blog 24   Discussions of the polarization and Islamization of Turkey under the AK Party rule – especially under Erdoğan – are quite popular in recent years: how...

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