Titlebook: Authoritarianism and Resistance in Turkey; Conversations on Dem Esra Özyürek,Gaye Özpınar,Emrah Altındiş Book 2019 Springer International P

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,Die Medizin im Jahrhundert der Aufklärung,ion. But after 2010, it became a region that inspired protests worldwide. People began to revisit the history of Middle Eastern social movements, and it became common to assess the current protests in their historical context. The Gezi revolts, too, are a part of this history, in that sense. However

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,Die Medizin im Jahrhundert der Aufklärung, of women and men,” women’ demands for equality, including within the governing party, have increased. Equality within the judicial system has been achieved to a great extent. The civil law statute which declared the head of the family to be the man was removed, and regulations pertaining to the div

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,Die Medizin im Jahrhundert der Aufklärung,e labor force was around 1%, numbering around 200–300 thousand. To understand this quantitative picture, we should look at similar processes in England of the mid-19th century. In those days, there were 3.3 million workers in England, and 42% of the eligible population were employed in industry. Yet

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,Die Medizin im Jahrhundert der Aufklärung,government policies implemented in the aftermath of the coup aggravated already-existing environmental problems. The coup crushed and weakened leftist movements in Turkey. Right-wing governments dominated in the Turkish parliament and were keen to apply the new neoliberal policies. But the AKP gover

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Introduction,stead of arguing for or against the thesis that Turkey changed since 2002, it shows, the root of the most recent transformations in Turkey is the 1980 military coup. Based on interviews with the country’s leading progressive intellectuals, the book’s themes follow the major changes that have occurre

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