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Orhan Pamuk on Taksim Square, the Effects of 'Breaking Bad,' and Why the Future of the Novel Is in the East
July 11, 2013
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Turkey's Protests Won't Die Like Occupy Wall Street Did
June 11, 2013
Jenna Krajeski
Erdogan's Politics of Polarization
Turkey's prime minister benefits from antagonizing the protesters
June 10, 2013
Thomas de Monchaux
The Mixed-Up Files of Taksim Square Architecture
The long, strange history of the building that sparked the Istanbul protests

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