Contents:
Introduction
- 1. Complex historical trajectories
Part 1: A polymorphous and divided movement
- 2. The emergence of the Alevist movement
- 3. A conflictual and fragmented movement
- 4. Conflicts over meaning
- 5. The role played by third parties
Part 2: Difficulties in entrenching the movement in Turkey
- 6. The emergence and limits of identity politics in Turkey
- 7. Insurmountable difficulties in integrating the religious field
- 8. Difficulties in establishing a firm political footing
- 9. Culture as an outlet
- 10. How modes of action have evolved over time
Part 3: The localisation of identity
- 11. Local identity factors
- 12. Alevism in Europe: shaping the movement from abroad
Conclusion