Table of Contents

• Foreword by Fouad Ajami
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: Turkey’s Choice
• Chapter One: Turkish Identity—from the Ottomans to Ataturk
• Chapter Two: The Rise of Political Islam and the AKP 29
• Chapter Three: The AKP’s Political Victories
• Chapter Four: Reshaping Identity by Restoring Islam
• Chapter Five: The AKP’s Foreign Policy
• Chapter Six: Looking Ahead: Will Islamism Replace Kemalism?
• Notes
• About the Author
• About the Hoover Institution’s Herbert and Jane Dwight Working Group on Islamism and the International Order
• Index

About the Author

Zeyno Baran is a Senior Fellow with the Hudson Institute's Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World. She previously directed the International Security and Energy Programs at the Nixon Center; before that she directed the Georgia Forum and the Caucasus Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Her current work focuses on strategies to thwart the spread of radical Islamist ideology in Europe and in Eurasia and to promote reform across Eurasia. Her most recent book is The Other Muslims: Moderate and Secular (Palgrave, March 2010).

Born in Istanbul, Turkey, and raised partly in Athens, Greece, Baran received her MA in international economic development and her BA in political science from Stanford University.