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Strives to show how an interpretive perspective can deepen our grasp of political science's past & present. While organizational histories of the discipline are worthwhile, they are insufficient in terms of conveying continuity & transformation in the wide range of political concepts that eventually became key to research & teaching in the field. A case study is also offered to demonstrate the application of the interpretive approach by examining the conceptual origins of institutionalism in Turkish political science, with particular attention to Maurice Hauriou;s "theory of institutions" & its treatment by Turkish legal scholar & political science forebear Tarik Zafer Tunaya. References. K. Coddon