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Today on Tablet
The Turkish government’s elaborate repression, and more
Today in Tablet Magazine, Turkey Week continues as Mideast columnist Lee Smith talks to Harvard economist Dani Rodrik about Ergenekon, the fascinating, bizarre web of anti-government conspiracies that are in fact “political fiction” used by the Turkish government to arrest dissidents and shore up support. Liel Leibovitz anoints Orly Castel-Bloom’s 1992 novel Dolly City, newly translated into English, “the most important Israeli novel of the last four decades.” Looks like The Scroll has a new book for the readinq queue.
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