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Introduction
Pınar Bedirhanoğlu, Çağlar Dölek, Funda Hülagü, Özlem
Kaygusuz
Part I: Global political context
of state transformation
1.
Social constitution of the AKP’s strong state through financialization:
State in crisis, or crisis state?
Pınar Bedirhanoğlu
2.
Deconstitutionalization
and the state crisis in Turkey: What role for the Turkish Constitutional Court
and the European Court of Human Rights?
Özlem Kaygusuz and Oya
Aydın
3.
Turkey’s double movement:
Islamists, neoliberalism, and foreign policy
İlhan Uzgel
4.
The shift of axis or business as usual? Turkey’s S-400
procurement decision and defense industry
Çağlar Kurç
Part II:
Politics of economic management
5.
Understanding the recent
rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in terms of the structural contradictions of
capital accumulation process
Fuat Ercan and Şebnem
Oğuz
6.
Turkey’s financial slide:
Discipline by credit in the last decade of the AKP rule
Ali Rıza Güngen
7.
AKP’s move from depoliticization
to repoliticization in economic management
Melehat Kutun
8.
AKP’s income-differentiated
housing strategies under the pressure of resistance and debt
Özlem Çelik
Part III: Politics of domination
9.
The transformation of
the state-religion relationship under the AKP: The case of the Diyanet
Zana Çitak
10.
From military tutelage
to nowhere: On the limitations of civil-military dualism in making sense of the
rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in the 2010s
Ahmet Akkaya
11.
Courtrooms as solidarity
spaces and trials as sentences: Defending your rights and asking for accountability
in Turkey
Zeynep Alemdar
12.
SETA: From AKP’s organic
intellectuals to AK-paratchiks
Behlül Özkan
Part IV: Politics of coercion
13.
Domesticating politics,
de-gendering women: State violence against politically active women in Turkey
Funda Hülagü
14.
War on drugs: A view from Turkey
Zeynep Gönen
15.
“The law of the
city?”: Social war, urban warfare, and dispossession on the margin
Çağlar Dölek