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Public Perception of the Kurdish Question in Turkey

| Domestic Policy
SETA D.C. PANEL   Moderator:     Kadir Üstün     Doctoral Candidate at Columbia University   Speakers:     Taha Özhan     Director-General of the SETA Foundation     Ömer Taşpınar     Brookings Institution Date: December 9, 2009   Venue: SETA D.C. 1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite #1106 Washington, D.C.  
  • Domestic Policy

    SETA D.C. PANEL Speakers: Taha Özhan, (Moderator) Director-General of the SETA Foundation Ömer Taşpınar, Brookings Institution December 9, 2009 SETA D.C. 1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite #1106 Washington, D.C.  
  • Domestic Policy

    Public Perception of the Kurdish Question” is based on a Turkey-wide survey conducted by the Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA) and Pollmark. The main objective of this large-scale survey was to map public perceptions of the Kurdish question and the government’s intensively debated Democratization Initiative or in other words, Kurdish Initiative. This report presents the main findings of the survey.
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    Domestic Policy

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