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Appendix A

TABLE A5.1 LIST OF JOURNALS ARCHIVED IN İLEM (1960–2010)
Journal	Publication Dates	Volumes
1960–1980
Yeniden Milli Mücadele	1970–1980	528
Büyük Doğu	1943–1978	512
Diriliş	1960–1992	396
Hilal	1958–1993	367
Sebil	1976–1992	269
İslamın İlk Emri Oku	1961–1979	209
Hareket	1939–1982	187
Edebiyat	1969–1984	157
İlahi Işık	1966–1973	135
Tohum	1963–1979	115
İslam	1956–1976	108
Sönmez	1964–1972	77
Selamet	1962–1963	67
Fedai	1963–1979	64
Milli Gençlik	1963–1979	56
Kriter	1976–1984	48
Nesil	1976–1980	48
İslam Medeniyeti	1967–1982	44
Şura	1978	41
Tevhid	1978–1979	32
Vesika	1975–1977	31
Çatı	1975–1978	30
Gölge	1976–1978	14
Akıncılar	1979–1980	12
Zülfikar	1964	11
Sancak	1967–1968	10
Özlem	1961–?	9
Uhuvvet	1964	9
Şule	1962–1963	8
1980–2010
Kudüs	2003–2005	7
Bilgi ve Hikmet	1993–1995	12
Bilgi ve Düşünce	2002–2003	14
Yeni Zemin	1993–1994	18
Yeni Yeryüzü	1993–1995	20
İnsan	1985–2000	33
Bilge Adamlar/Adamlar	2002–present	44
Vahdet	1996–2000	48
Değişim	1993–1999	61
Anlayış	2003–2010	84
Özgün İrade	2004–present	152
Umran	1991–present	280
Haksöz	1991–present	320
İktibas	1981–present	464
Source: İLEM Archives.

TABLE A8.1 SURVEY INDICATORS OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
Perceptions of Political Justice
State of democracy	Q 504 If you were to evaluate the state of democracy and human rights in your country today, would you say that they are . . . ?	Very good (1) to very bad (5)
Political trust	Q201 I will name a number of institutions, and I would like you to tell me to what extent you trust each of them: Government	Not at all (1) to a great extent (4)
Access to public officials	Q205 Based on your actual experience, how difficult or easy is it to obtain access to an official to file a complaint when you feel that your rights are violated?	Very easy (1) to very difficult (5)*
Corruption	Q210 Do you think that there is corruption within the state’s institutions and agencies?	Yes (1), no (0)
Perceptions of Social Justice
Economic condition	Q101 How would you evaluate the current economic situation in your country?	Very good (1) to very bad (4)
Employment status	Q.1005 Are you employed/unemployed/self-employed/etc.?	Unemployed (1), other (0)
Distributive preferences**	Q 240 Where would you put yourself on a scale where 0 means that the government should impose higher taxes on the rich to generate resources to spend on the poor, and where 10 means that the rich already create job opportunities and economic growth, and that the government shall lessen the taxes they pay and allow them to retain more of their net worth?	Lessen the tax burden (1), impose higher taxes (11)*
* Scale reversed or modified from the original coding. ** Only asked in Wave 3. Source: Arab Barometer, Waves 2 and 3.

TABLE A8.4 INTERACTION EFFECTS (LOGISTIC REGRESSION)
Variables	Coefficients
State of democracy	−0.0145
	(0.080)
Distrust in government	0.190**
	(0.088)
Access to state	0.0618
	(0.065)
Perception of corruption	−0.216
	(0.240)
Evaluation of economic situation	0.0642
	(0.103)
Unemployed	0.0750
	(0.230)
Religiosity index	0.0282
Interactions with Religiosity
State of democracy	−0.00221
	(0.011)
Distrust in government	−0.0209*
	(0.012)
Access to state	−0.00232
	(0.009)
Perception of corruption	0.0185
	(0.032)
Evaluation of economic situation	0.00221
	(0.014)
Unemployed	0.0113
	(0.032)
Age	−0.0115***
	(0.002)
Female	−0.715***
	(0.038)
Education	0.157***
	(0.012)
Income	0.139***
Constant	−2.601***
	(0.376)
FIXED EFFECTS	YES
Observations	20,941
Standard errors in parentheses. * p < .1, p < .05, * p < .01. This table is the basis for Figure 8.4. Source: Arab Barometer.

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