‘Mirror, mirror on the wall, please tell me … ’: the populist rhetoric of the ‘new’ media of ‘new Turkey’ during the April 16, 2017 referendum

Overview of attention for article published in Turkish Studies, January 2021

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RT @OliviaGlombitza: @tugceercetin & @urbanhobbit's article "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" argues that populist discourse is successful in ma…

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RT @OliviaGlombitza: @tugceercetin & @urbanhobbit's article "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" argues that populist discourse is successful in ma…

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RT @OliviaGlombitza: @tugceercetin & @urbanhobbit's article "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" argues that populist discourse is successful in ma…

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@tugceercetin & @urbanhobbit's article "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" argues that populist discourse is successful in making group differentiations & that pro-AKP elements in the media helped the government gain consent for its campaign for a 'new Tu

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