Islamic Schools in Modern Turkey

Discover the profound impact of education on politics in Iren Ozgur's insightful book, Islamic Schools in Modern Turkey. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2015, this comprehensive 256-page analysis delves into the Imam-Hatip schools, established in 1924, and their significant role in the Islamization of Turkish society. Through meticulous textual analysis and in-depth interviews, Ozgur uncovers how the education provided by these institutions influences students' political views and behaviors. This book not only highlights the schools' contributions to Turkey's political landscape but also examines their effects at both grassroots and high-level politics. Ideal for those interested in the intersections of Islam, education, and state dynamics, Islamic Schools in Modern Turkey is a must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike.