Reconsidering the role of non-public actors in Turkish policy-making |
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Authors: | Elise Massicard Claire Visier |
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Affiliation: | 1. Sciences Po, CERI, CNRS, Paris, France;2. ARENES, Université Rennes 1, Rennes, France |
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Abstract: | Indirect forms of government have become increasingly prominent in Turkey over the last few decades. After giving an overview of the growing role of non-public actors in Turkish policy-making, we depart from the common idea that the phenomenon is a result of neoliberalism only and examine the multiple genealogies and complex dynamics at work. The paper then questions the preconception according to which the involvement of non-public actors implies a retreat of the state and frames these developments in terms of changing forms of government. Finally, we question the outcomes of this phenomenon in terms of policy and power reconfigurations. |
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