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Political Culture and National Identity in Conceptualising the Gezi Park Movement

ABBAS, TAHİR

Insight (Türkey), 2013-09, Vol.15 (4), p.19-27

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Political Culture and National Identity in Conceptualising the Gezi Park Movement
Autor: ABBAS, TAHİR
Assuntos: Analysis ; Authoritarianism ; COMMENTARIES ; Conservatism ; Culture ; Demonstrations ; Demonstrations & protests ; Economic liberalism ; Elites ; Environmentalists ; Evictions ; Globalization ; Government, Resistance to ; Influence ; Muslims ; National identity ; Neoliberalism ; Nonviolent protests ; Police ; Political activism ; Political aspects ; Political culture ; Political movements ; Political parties ; Political protests ; Public policy ; Secularism ; Society ; Turkey
É parte de: Insight (Türkey), 2013-09, Vol.15 (4), p.19-27
Descrição: This essay interprets the Gezi Park protests that began as a local resistance to government plans to level a public park but quickly escalated into a national outburst against government policies. How did the local events receive endorsements from different communities with otherwise ideological and cultural conflicts? This paper argues that political disenfranchisement intersected with society's aspirations with regard to dichotomies between conservatism and secularism, localisation and globalisation, and nationalism and majoritarianism.
Editor: Ankara: SETA Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research
Idioma: Inglês

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