No one can predict the future course of Turkey. In the early 2000s, it was a model for Muslim countries and was a candidate to become a member of the European family.

The failure of its European path, for which Europe is also co-responsible, was a harbinger of a deviation from the course of Westernization. Turkey is becoming belligerent in its domestic and foreign policy, while Western countries try to manage the "Turkish crisis" without having understood it.

They hesitate on how to address it, while this great country is heading towards disintegration. The author provides us with the necessary analytical tools to understand the dismemberment of a society between the state, the nation, religion, imperial myths, and the West.