The contemporary kind of authoritarianism called “elected despotism” seems to be replacing the ideological totalitarianism.
Is “Tolerance” the Straight Path for Cultural Diversity?
In the new world establihment, the mantras of cultural diversity would be tolerance and dialogue.
Economic Developments in the EU and Turkey
Despite the recent important decisions both EU and Turkey is still facing a number of significant problems.
Reasons for CHP’s Past Electoral Defeats; Paths Leading to Success
The “new” CHP tries to re-capture its votes by showing respect to religious and cultural values and accepting the market economy.
AKP and the Politics of “Impossible Brotherhoods”
AKP’s sociological terminology of brothers and sisters have recently been turned into the politics of impossible brotherhoods by their.
“Transformation” Deceit of AKP – The Constructor
The governing party seems determined to use “construction” as a core business to demonstrate the growth of the country. However, the numbers indicate the opposite.
AKP’s Tactical Moves and the Need for the EU To Be Aware
The EU has started to forgo its optimum bias after the congnitive mechanism it has internalized for a longtime regarding AKP.
The Neo-Nationalist Front: The Extreme Rightist Face of AKP
The Governing Party AKP, who once claimed to bring, conservative – democracy to the country, turned out to be the focus of extreme nationalism.
Neoliberalism and Anti-labor Policies in Turkey
Organized by the current government, the “National Employment Strategy” is described as an effort to increase the degree of domination of capital over labor. In a closer look, it seems like yet another attempt to curb the freedom of workers.
Projects: The Only Solid Cooperation Between Turkey and the EU
Despite the number of bottlenecks, project activities with financial packages continue to be the main bridge between the EU and Turkey.
Turkish Israeli Relations: The Points of a Triangle
It is clear that today Israel has become the new target for anti-Semitism, but Turkey and Israel continue to face the same destiny of being the two ‘similar’ allies of U.S.
“Zero Problems with Neighbors”: The Case of Azerbaijan
While the Turkish foreign minister insists on having ‘zero-problems’ with neighbors, relations with Azerbaijan have come to a critical breaking point.