Democracy and Development in Turkey
Democracy and Development in Turkey. by C. H. Dodd
Review by: Bernard Burrows
International Affairs (Royal Institute of International Affairs 1944-), Vol. 56, No. 3 (Summer,
1980), pp. 542-543
Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Royal Institute of International Affairs
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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
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policieswhichenvisagetheuse offorce policy.The otheris whether forthetwin-pillar can reallyappealto Gulfstatepopulationsin the as theWest's ultimateprerogative longterm.Noyesdoes notexamineone optionforGulfsecuritywhichis currently beingcanvassedwithinthe Gulfitself:thatthe Gulfstatesshouldbe leftwholly forthe securityof the area, which theywould maintainthroughcoresponsible wouldbe dependent forceswhoseequipment defence uponno singlesource. operative University ofExeter TiMNIBLOCK
Democracy and Development in Turkey. By C. H. Dodd. Beverley,N
Humberside:
EothenPressfortheUniversity ofHull. 1979. 231 pp. Bb: ?4.95.
THIS is an exceptionally usefulstudyofthepoliticalsystemin Turkeyand itsorigins
bothin Ottomanand even pre-Ottoman, historyand in the revolutionary
Review by: Bernard Burrows
International Affairs (Royal Institute of International Affairs 1944-), Vol. 56, No. 3 (Summer,
1980), pp. 542-543
Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Royal Institute of International Affairs
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2617447 .
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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
542
policieswhichenvisagetheuse offorce policy.The otheris whether forthetwin-pillar can reallyappealto Gulfstatepopulationsin the as theWest's ultimateprerogative longterm.Noyesdoes notexamineone optionforGulfsecuritywhichis currently beingcanvassedwithinthe Gulfitself:thatthe Gulfstatesshouldbe leftwholly forthe securityof the area, which theywould maintainthroughcoresponsible wouldbe dependent forceswhoseequipment defence uponno singlesource. operative University ofExeter TiMNIBLOCK
Democracy and Development in Turkey. By C. H. Dodd. Beverley,N
Humberside:
EothenPressfortheUniversity ofHull. 1979. 231 pp. Bb: ?4.95.
THIS is an exceptionally usefulstudyofthepoliticalsystemin Turkeyand itsorigins
bothin Ottomanand even pre-Ottoman, historyand in the revolutionary