Ahmet Tonak wrote:
>Specifically, tough Louis --who is now every Turk's Eniste!!--
Ahmet,
I cannot believe that you ruined my nice gesture to Louis in such
a manner. As a punishment to you, from now on I will call you
"Agabey", that is, "the older brother", so that everybody would
now you are ab
Louis Proyect wrote:
Although the economic situation in Turkey has probably improved since
the stock market collapse of 2001, it is still very bad.
Generally, I do not think that it is a good idea to judge an economy's
well-being (?) through stock market indices. Specifically, tough Loui
tesekkurler.
At 02:53 PM 1/9/2003 -0800, you wrote:
By the way Louis,
May I call you Eniste from now on?
Best,
Sabri
PS: "Eniste", pronounced "enishteh", means "the husband of a
sister".
Louis Proyect, Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org
By the way Louis,
May I call you Eniste from now on?
Best,
Sabri
PS: "Eniste", pronounced "enishteh", means "the husband of a
sister".
Louis wrote:
> While radical mass action has been the response in
> Argentina to a devastating economic collapse, Turkey
> appears eerily calm in face of its own. Except for
> increased votes for populist Islamic electoral formations,
> there is not much one can point to as a sign that people
> ar
Although the main purpose of my visit to Istanbul was to meet my in-laws, I
had no doubt that broader cultural and political concerns would make
themselves felt. Chief among them was Turkey's role in the impending war
with next-door neighbor Iraq, the lingering effects of a severe economic
cris
