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Temporal horizons in the study of Turkish politics: prevalence of non-causal description and seemingly global warming type of causality
In this article, I critically evaluate the causal and temporal dimension of social scientific studies focusing on Turkish politics. A very important and yet often neglected aspect of social scientific analysis involves the temporal dimension of causal processes. The temporal dimension of causal proc
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