Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Turkish nationalism:the ideological weight of the founding period (1905-1938) -- 1. Turkism and the Young Turks, 1889-1908 -- 2. An ethno-nationalist revolutionary and theoristof Kemalism: Dr Mahmut Esat Bozkurt (1892-1943) -- 3. Kemalism, westernization and anti-liberalism -- Part II.Turkish nationalism:the trauma of unitarist Turkification and social engineering -- 4. The settlement policy of the Committee ofUnionand Progress 1913-1918 -- 5. The politics of Turkification during the SingleParty period -- 6. Depriving non-Muslims of citizenship as part ofthe Turkification policy in the early years of theTurkish Republic -- 7. The exodus of Armenians from the Sanjak of Alexandretta in the 1930s -- 8. Turkish Nationalism and the Dönme -- 9. Claiming difference in an unitarist frame:the case of Alevism -- Part III.The historiographical challenge -- 10. Defining the parameters of a post-nationalistTurkish historiography through the case of the Anatolian Armenians -- 11. Facing responsibility for the Armenian genocide? At the roots of a discourse thatlegitimizes mass violence -- Part IV.Turkey in motion:today's transformations and post-national challenge -- 12. The social grammar of populist nationalism -- 13. Religion: nation-building instrument of the state or factor of civil society? The AKP between state- and society-centered religiouspolitics -- 14. Post-nationalist semiotics? The emblem of the Justice and Development Party AKP -- 15. The urgency of post-nationalist perspectives:"Turkey for the Turks" or an open society? -- Part V. Turkey in motion: the EU perspective -- 16. Turkey's fragile EU perspectives since the 1960s -- 17. The non-Muslim minorities and reform in Turkey -- 18. National identity, asylum and immigration:the EU as a vehicle of post-national trans-formation in Turkey -- Notes.

Acknowledgements -- List of Contributors -- Index.