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Turkey and the Arab revolutions: boundaries of regional power influence in a turbulent Middle East
The recent Turkish involvement in the Middle East constitutes an important test case for establishing the boundaries of regional power influence in a changing global context. The AKP government in Turkey has become a major supporter of political change and democratization in the era of the Arab revo
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