Cover -- Contents -- Introduction - Ismet Akça, Ahmet Bekmen and Barıs Alp Özden -- Part I: Politics of Hegemony -- 1. Hegemonic Projects in Post-1980 Turkey and the Changing Forms of Authoritarianism - Ismet Akca -- 2. State and Capital in Turkey During the Neoliberal Era - Ahmet Bekmen -- 3. The Struggle for Hegemony Between Turkish Nationalisms in the Neoliberal Era - Guven Gurkan Oztan -- 4. The Davutoglu Doctrine: The Populist Construction of the Strategic Subject - Memet Sinan Birdal -- 5. The AKP's Three-Faceted Kurdish Policy: Tenders for the Rich, Alms for the Poor, Bombs for the Opposition - Irfan Aktan -- 6. The Media in Turkey: From Neoliberal Militarism to Authoritarian Conservatism - Uraz Aydin -- 7. 'We'll Come and Demolish Your House!': The Role of Spatial (Re-)Production in the Neoliberal Hegemonic Politics of Turkey - Erbatur Cavusoglu and Julia Strutz -- Part II: Re-orientation(s) of the Social Question(s) -- 8. The Transformation of Social Welfare and Politics in Turkey: A Successful Convergence of Neoliberalism and Populism - Baris Alp Ozden -- 9. Domesticity of Neoliberalism: Family, Sexuality and Gender in Turkey - Ece Oztan -- 10. The Deradicalisation of Organised Labour - M. Gorkem Dogan -- 11. Flexible and Conservative: Working-Class Formation in an Industrial Town - F. Serkan Ongel -- 12. The Rise of the Islamic Bourgeoisie and the Socialisation of Neoliberalism: Behind the Success Story of Two Pious Cities - A. Ekber Dogan and Yasin Durak -- 13. Neoliberal Hegemony and Grassroots Politics: The Islamist and Kurdish Movements - Erdem Yoruk -- A Postscript: #resistturkey - Ismet Akca, Ahmet Bekmen and Baris Alp Ozden -- Notes on Contributors -- References -- Index.