HAREKET DERGİSİNDE (1966-1982) SOSYALİZM, MİLLİYETÇİLİK VE İSLAMCILIK: DEĞİŞEN VURGULAR VE ÖNCELİKLER
SOCIALISM, NATIONALISM, AND ISLAMISM IN THE HAREKET JOURNAL (1966-1982): CHANGING EMPHASIS AND PRIORITIES

Summary/Abstract: Hareket (Movement) journal, whose founder was Nurettin Topçu, was published in seven different periods from 1939 to 1982. During its last three periods (1966-1982), political and social mobility occurred in Turkey, important political developments took place in Islamic geography and the world. This caused the journal, which imagined a social order, to be tested with various practices, to engage into some interactions. This also led to differences in the journal’s emphasis on socialism, nationalism, and the political reflections of Islam, which are the most important concepts of its social order imagination. In this research article based on archival work, all issues of the last three periods of the Hareket journal were examined and focused on the differences mentioned above. As a result, it has been observed that the Hareket highlights three different stresses depending on the conjuncture in its related periods: the period when it highlights socialism first as a discourse; the period when it highlights Anatolian nationalism; the period when its interest in the Islamic world is concentrated.

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