The contributors to this volume offer a detailed history on the Turkish economy and the rise of Islamist capitalism. This study explores the underlying tensions behind the Taksim Square conflicts. Argues that capitalism is the driving force behind the division of the Turkish Bourgeoisie and presents Turkey as a country divided into secular and religious social groupings. Presents an evaluation of the current situation in Turkey, stating that the tensions are unresolved.
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Ahmet Öncü is Professor of sociology at the Sabanci University School of Management. His articles have appeared in journals such as New Perspectives on Turkey, Journal of Historical Sociology, Cultural Logic, Science and Society, Citizenship Studies, International Review of Sociology, and Review of Radical Political Economics.
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