Author(s): Mehmet HiÅyar KORKUSUZ, Ersoy KUTLUK
Middle East had a unique social, cultural, economic and political structure throughout history. Middle East maintained its original structure largely within a broad time frame when it was under Ottoman Empire rule. The influence of the western world and modernization has resulted in a significant change in the Middle East as well as all over the world. The emergence of nationalism in the Middle East as a design of collective identity and modern state formations has revealed a new view at the social and political sense. Recently, however, the functioning of these mechanisms began to clogging, and the existing structures faced with the challenge of demand from society. The rebuilding of social and political systems in the Middle East on the line of peace requires a whole new outlook and approach.
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