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Book SynopsisCutting-edge guide for students, scholars and other interested readers who want to understand Turkey's recent history.
Trade Review'An important contribution in challenging much of the myth-making around Turkey's experience with neoliberalism and the supposed anti-imperialist credentials of the AKP' -- Adam Hanieh, Department of Development Studies, SOAS, University of London
Table of ContentsIntroduction
Part I: Politics of Hegemony
1. The Long Road to the Constitution of Neoliberal Hegemony in the Political Sphere: A Periodization of the post-1980 Period, by smet Akça
2. Class and State in Post-1980 Turkey: The Rise of the Neoliberal Authoritarian State Form, by Ahmet Bekmen
3. The Struggle for Hegemony Between Turkish Nationalisms in the Neoliberal Era, by Güven Gürkan Öztan
4. The Davuto lu Doctrine: The Populist Construction of the Strategic Subject, by M. Sinan Birdal
5. The Three-Faceted Kurdish Policy of AKP: Tenders to the rich, alms to the poor, bombs to the opposition, by rfan Aktan
6. The Media in Turkey: From Neoliberal Militarism To Authoritarian Conservatism, by Uraz Ayd n
7. We’ll Come and Demolish Your House.” The Role Of Spatial (Re-)Production In The Neoliberal Hegemonic Politics Of Turkey, by Erbatur Çavu o lu and Julia Strutz
Part II: Re-Or entat on(s) of the Soc al Quest on(s)
8. The Transformation of Social Welfare And Politics in Turkey: A Successful Convergence of Neoliberalism and Populism, by Bar Alp Özden
9. Domesticity of Neo-liberalism: Family, Sexuality and Gender in Turkey, by Ece Öztan
10. The Deradicalization of Organized Labor, by M. Görkem Do an
11. Flexible and Conservative: Working Class Formation in an Industrial Town, by F. Serkan Öngel
12. The Rise of The Islamic Bourgeoisie and the Socialisation of Neoliberalism: Behind The Success Story of Two Pious Citiesm, by A. Ekber Do an and Yasin Durak
13. Neoliberal Hegemony and Grassroots Politics: The Islamist and Kurdish Movements, by Erdem Yörük
Notes on Contributors
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