By Asbarez | Sunday, 07 August 2011
Group of Turkish nationalists praying at Ani Cathedral
ISTANBUL–The results of a recent poll by Yilmaz Esmer of Bahcesehir University, under the auspices of the 2011 World Values Survey, reveal that Turkish society is becoming more intolerant and conservative.
Menekse Tokyay studied the survey results for Southeast European Times in Istanbul and in article published Friday points to the changes documented by the survey, suggesting that the rise in religious conservatism is directly linked to the pro-Islamic policies of the ruling AKP..
Read the entire article from Southeast European Times.
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