Información General

• Autores: Kumtu Yoktamis (coord.), Isabel David (coord.)
• Editores: Peter Lang
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9783034352987, 9783034352994, 9781636675862
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Resumen

• President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has been playing the authoritarian’s game for some time now. Under the polarizing, tense and uncertain conditions of this regime, segments of society in Turkey are still actively resisting to the onslaught of authoritarian measures, coalescing at diverse sites of repression, and protesting against the lack of transparency, arbitrary state actions against citizens, or outright extractivist practices against humans and nature. In this volume, we continue with our critical task of both documenting this resistance and detailing, examining, and analyzing the backsliding of one of the democratically elected governments of the twenty-first century into an authoritarian regime that is domestically punitive and regionally aggressive. By doing so, as academics, we become critical agents in determining the nature and meaning of the legacy of the A.K.P. regime.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    • Introduction. Authoritarian’s game: Repression and resistance in Turkey

      Kumtu Yoktamis, Isabel David

      

    • The autocratization process in Turkey: Key indicators

      Marién Durán Cenit, Guillermo López Rodríguez

      

  • Part I. Capitalist accumulation processes and the making of A.K.P. hegemony

    • Capitalist accumulation processes and the making of A.K.P. hegemony

      José Duarte Medeiros Ribeiro, Ayşe Gündüz Hoşgör

      

    • Do peasants make history? Authoritarianism and rural resistance in contemporary Turkey

      Gülnur Elçik

      

    • The sexual contract of capital accumulation in Turkey

      Murat Akser

      

    • Media capture and erosion of news reporting in Turkey: The dawn of the age of post-truth politics

      Mert Arslanalp Seda Altuğ, Volkan Çidam, Saygun Gokariksel

      

  • Part II. Culture and education as sites of contestation to A.K.P. hegemony

    • Repression and resistance at Boğaziçi University: The making of counterpublic under authoritarian offensive

      Seda Altug, Mert Arslanalp, Volkan Çidam, Saygun Gokariksel

      

    • Sites of resistance: Kurdish arts in Turkey from 2009 to the present

      Duygu Atlas

      

    • Repression, resistance, and relational re-imagination: Secular-pious divide in the women’s rights movement in Turkey

      Pınar Dokumacı

      

  • Part III. Kurdish resistances

    • Negotiating Kurdishness as resistance: Reclaiming racialized identities and power in the multitudes of Kurdishness through collective critical consciousness

      Canan Coşkan, Ercan Şen

      

    • Geopolitical discourses in Turkey’s partisan media during the Syrian war: A framing approach on the siege of Kobane

      Alejandro Ciorda Morandeira, Carmen Rodríguez López

      

    • The Turkey-ification of Turkey’s Kurdish left

      Ödül Celep