Wilhelm Röpke and Alexander Rüstow arrived at the University of Istanbul in 1933 and became part of a large group of ‘émigrés’ who were invited to teach in the newly-formed University. This article offers an analysis of their contribution to the University of Istanbul and their influence on the culture and politics of Turkey. It examines the writings they published exclusively in Turkish and reconstructs their opinion on the country that was hosting them – a country undergoing enormous political and social reforms at the time. In the final section, their converging views and reciprocal influence are examined by reconstructing their intellectual trajectories.
Other émigrés: Alexander Rüstow and Wilhelm Röpke in Turkey
Antonio Masala
2022-01-01
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Wilhelm Röpke and Alexander Rüstow arrived at the University of Istanbul in 1933 and became part of a large group of ‘émigrés’ who were invited to teach in the newly-formed University. This article offers an analysis of their contribution to the University of Istanbul and their influence on the culture and politics of Turkey. It examines the writings they published exclusively in Turkish and reconstructs their opinion on the country that was hosting them – a country undergoing enormous political and social reforms at the time. In the final section, their converging views and reciprocal influence are examined by reconstructing their intellectual trajectories.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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