Resources and shortcomings of pluralism in today’s Turkey: Gezi Park protests in the light of pluralism

Philosophy and Social Criticism 41 (4-5):465-471 (2015)
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The article examines the resources and the shortcomings of pluralism in today’s Turkey in light of the spring 2013 Gezi protests in İstanbul’s Taksim district. The protests have had ecological and civic as well as political implications and were a turning point in the country’s political life

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