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Introduction Introduction
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Political and Legal Visibility and the Definition of Alevism Political and Legal Visibility and the Definition of Alevism
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Visible as What? Injustice, Victims and Agents Visible as What? Injustice, Victims and Agents
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Visibility through and in Research Visibility through and in Research
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Bibliography Bibliography
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16 Concluding Remarks: Alevi Agency and Visibility
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Published:February 2022
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Abstract
This concluding chapter revisits central themes in the book from the perspective of Alevi visibility. It argues that the quest for various forms of societal visibility is at the core of Alevi mobilization and agency. In Europe, Alevis have gained legal and political visibility in some areas and countries. Recognition of Alevism as a religion and some cases of Alevism being a part of school curricula are direct results of strategic and transnational Alevi mobilization. In present Turkey, the situation for Alevis is worsening with increased social and political polarization and political and legal strategies of keeping the Alevis invisible in the face of the state. These concluding remarks also point out achievements and blind spots in the field of Alevi studies and suggest ways forward to increase the complexities of our understanding of Alevi communities and ensure that Alevi experiences influence the study of modern and contemporary Turkey.
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