The turkish secularist political system and the theocratical doctrine of the Islamic Republic of Iran: a political comparative analysis
Eiffling, Vincent
(2014) Revue internationale de politique comparée —
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A comparative analysis of two coexisting political systems in two of the most important muslim countries of the world: the Republic of Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran. A few years after the so named "Arab spring", Turkey and Iran propose two different views of political life for the new regimes that emerged in recent years. Each had adopted a pro-active foreign policy, trying to export its political system and increase its influence in the dynamic of the Arab Spring. This analysis explores the differences between these two models and explains which one has the most chances to win this struggle for political ideology in the muslim world.
Eiffling, V. (2014). The turkish secularist political system and the theocratical doctrine of the Islamic Republic of Iran: a political comparative analysis. Revue internationale de politique comparée. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/85682