Contents:
The Making of Neoliberal Turkey: an introduction, Maral Erol, Cenk Ozbay, Z. Umut Turem and Aysecan Terzioglu;
Turkey’s experience with neoliberal policies since 1980 in retrospect and prospect, Fikret Senses;
Engineering competition and competitive subjectivities: ‘self’ and political economy in neoliberal Turkey, Z. Umut Turem;
Governing without control: Turkey’s ‘struggle’ with international migration, Deniz Sert and Ugur Yildiz;
The violence law and the governmentalization of football in Turkey, Yagmur Nuhrat;
Inarticulate, self-vigilant, and egotistical: masculinity in Turkish drawn stories, Cenk Ozbay;
Urban anxieties and Kurdish migrants: urbanity, belonging, and resistance in Istanbul, Ozgur Sevgi Goral;
The mourning mother: rhetorical figure or a political actor?, Zeynep Gulru Goker;
Health care for all? Rethinking globalization and health inequalities in the Turkish context, Aysecan Terzioglu;
Anticipation, choice, and personal responsibility: medicalization of menopause as gendered governmentality, Maral Erol;
Remaking the tobacco market: the emergence of contract farming and new subjectivities, Ebru Kayaalp;
The politics of biotechnology and the governance of genetically modified organisms in Turkey, Zuhre Aksoy;
Governmentality and environmentalism in Turkey: power, politics, and environmental movements, Dilek Unalan;
Index.
