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Alevism in the 1960s: Social Change and Mobilisation

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Premières lignes : "The decades following the Second World War were ones of crucial social change in Turkey. By the end of the 1950s, the social and political landscape of the country was transformed by demographic growth, expansion of education, development of industry, and massive migration to the cities and foreign countries. Settled mainly in the countryside, Alevis experienced this process of social change, which was characterised by urbanisation, social differentiation, the breaking down of former communities, and, more specifically, by the weakening of religious practice. Thus, in the 1960s they established closer contact with the "broader country" and partly lost their specificity..."
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halshs-00801120 , version 1 (04-04-2013)

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Elise Massicard. Alevism in the 1960s: Social Change and Mobilisation. Alevis and Alevism, Transformed Identities, Isis, pp.109-135, 2005. ⟨halshs-00801120⟩
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