1st Edition
Democratic Consolidation in Turkey Micro and macro challenges
1: Conceptualizing Democratic Consolidation in Turkey
Cengiz Erisen and Paul Kubicek
Micro Foundations
2: Religiosity and Political Values in post-2000 Turkey
Birol Yeşilada Birol Yesilada and Peter Noordijk
3: Tolerance and Democratization in Turkey
Cengiz Erisen
4: Turkey’s Judicial Reforms and the Evolution of Public Confidence in Legal System
Yuksel Alper Ecevit Alper Ecevit
5: Media and Democracy in Turkey: An Analysis on the News Media Framing of Gezi Park Protests
Çağkan Sayın and Emre Toros
Macro Foundations
6: Majoritarian Democracy in Turkey: Causes and Consequences
Paul Kubicek
7: Problems of Rule of Law and Horizontal Accountability in Turkey: Defective Democracy or Competitive Authoritarianism?
Ergun Özbudun
8: Opposition Parties and Democratic Consolidation in Turkey
Sabri Sayarı
9: The Political Economy of Turkish Democracy
Ali Burak Güven
10: Conclusion: Turkish Democracy in 2015 and Beyond
Paul Kubicek and Cengiz Erisen
Biography
Cengiz Erisen is Associate Professor of Political Science at TOBB University of Economics and Technology. He has published work on comparative political behavior, political psychology, and Turkish politics.
Paul Kubicek is Professor of Political Science and Director of International Studies at Oakland University. He has written extensively on democratization in Eurasia and in Turkey, and is the editor of Turkish Studies.
