The rebirth of the minority press in Turkey

ISBN-13: 9786204302386 / Angielski / Miękka / 300 str.

Nese Mesutoglu

Opis

Agos, the bilingual - Turkish and Armenian weekly of the Armenian community published since 1996 and Salom the only newspaper of the Jewish community published since 1947, are of strategic importance in their relations with representatives of the two minorities. Examining the minority press in the emergence of leaders in minority communities in Turkey, shows us that the minority press can change the opinion of the majority and create new norms and a social movement. In order to know and understand the civil representativeness of Hrant Dink in the Armenian minority, this research tries to analyze the complex dynamics of the minority press and allows us to understand Dink's approach as a community opinion leader. Armenian. Thus we will be able to demonstrate that the minority press is capable of creating a leader and a newspaper with a circulation of less than two thousand copies can be a platform known to the whole world and the editor of this newspaper can be a potential source of influence. .

O autorze

Mesutoglu, NeseBorn 1974 in Istanbul, Turkey. She joined the Milliyet newspaper in 1999 during her university studies in Galatasaray where she also obtained a master's degree through her research on the minority press. She received her doctorate from the University of Strasbourg in 2017. After more than 15 years of journalism, she works as an academic.