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The Gülenist Diaspora and A “Calvinist” Turn in Islam
In Turkey, an odd unanimity has settled in: from Erdoğanists to segments of the secular left, people speak about the Gülen movement through the language of crime—but rarely through the language of punishment. The accusation may change in tone (“terror,” “infiltration,” “cult,” “parallel state”), yet the deeper consensus holds: whatever happened, the collective penalties that followed are treated as self-explanatory—asset seizures, mass professio…
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The Gülenist Diaspora and A “Calvinist” Turn in Islam
In Turkey, an odd unanimity has settled in: from Erdoğanists to segments of the secular left, people speak about the Gülen movement through the language of crime—but rarely through the language of punishment. The accusation may change in tone (“terror,” “infiltration,” “cult,” “parallel state”), yet the deeper consensus holds: whatever happened, the collective penalties that followed are treated as self-explanatory—asset seizures, mass professio…
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