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What is Valley of the Wolves (VoW)

Maintaining International Relations Through Digital Public Diplomacy Policies and Discourses
VoW is a 'mafia series' that started broadcasting in 2003 and lasted for four seasons. Centering on the protagonist of Polat Alemdar, the series deals with the struggle between the state and the mafia. The series, which started with the Kemalist state narrative, has moved to the Neo-Ottomanist narrative in recent seasons.
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Diplomatic Transformation of Series Narrative: Velvet Evolution of Representation From Valley of the Wolves to Valley of the Wolves-Ambush
Savaş Keskin (Bayburt University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5822-8.ch012
Abstract
In addition to what the studies on the discourse and character modeling of the Valley of the Wolves series say, this chapter argues that there has been a Neo-Ottomanization and religiosity evolution in terms of the discourse and the hero's semiosis. The thesis of this section is that Valley of the Wolves series has evolved in terms of narrative and character since it began to appeal to international target audiences. It is the main assumption of the section that there is a parallel transformation with the public diplomacy practices of the Republic of Türkiye in the process following the fact that the audience groups, especially in Arab geography, Afghanistan and Pakistan, where Islamic influence is dominant, become fans of the Valley of the Wolves. In this section, it is aimed to explain the velvet evolution, which exemplifies the transition from the Republican ideology to the Neo-Ottoman ideology in diplomatic media narratives, through the historical rupture of the Valley of the Wolves.
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