Pinar Bedirhanoglu is an associate professor in the Department of International Relations at Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. She is currently a visiting professor in the Department of Politics at York University in Toronto, Canada. Caglar Dolek received his Ph.D. degree in Sociology with a Collaborative Specialization in Political Economy from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada in 2019. Funda Hülagü works as a research associate at the Department of Political Science, Philipps University of Marburg, Germany. Özlem Kaygusuz is an associate professor in the Department of International Relations at Ankara University in Ankara, Turkey.

'This is an excellent book of critical and courageous argument and examination. It is indispensable for anybody who wants to know what is going on in the Turkish Republic under the Erdogan governments.

• IntroductionPart I: Global political context of state transformation1. Social constitution of the AKP's strong state through financialization: State in crisis, or crisis state? 2. Deconstitutionalization and the state crisis in Turkey: What role for the Turkish Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights?3. Turkey's double movement: Islamists, neoliberalism, and foreign policy 4. The shift of axis or business as usual? Turkey's S-400 procurement decision and defense industry Part II: Politics of economic management5. Understanding the recent rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in terms of the structural contradictions of capital accumulation process6. Turkey's financial slide: Discipline by credit in the last decade of the AKP rule7. AKP's move from depoliticization to repoliticization in economic management8. AKP's income-differentiated housing strategies under the pressure of resistance and debtPart III: Politics of domination9. The transformation of the state-religion relationship under the AKP: The case of the Diyanet 10. From military tutelage to nowhere: On the limitations of civil-military dualism in making sense of the rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in the 2010s 11. Courtrooms as solidarity spaces and trials as sentences: Defending your rights and asking for accountability in Turkey 12. SETA: From AKP's organic intellectuals to AK-paratchiks Part IV: Politics of coercion13. Domesticating politics, de-gendering women: State violence against politically active women in Turkey14. War on drugs: A view from Turkey15. “The law of the city?”: Social war, urban warfare, and dispossession on the margin

Pinar Bedirhanoglu is an associate professor in the Department of International Relations at Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. She is currently a visiting professor in the Department of Politics at York University in Toronto, Canada. Caglar Dolek received his Ph.D. degree in Sociology with a Collaborative Specialization in Political Economy from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada in 2019. Funda Hülagü works as a research associate at the Department of Political Science, Philipps University of Marburg, Germany. Özlem Kaygusuz is an associate professor in the Department of International Relations at Ankara University in Ankara, Turkey.

'This is an excellent book of critical and courageous argument and examination. It is indispensable for anybody who wants to know what is going on in the Turkish Republic under the Erdogan governments.

• IntroductionPart I: Global political context of state transformation1. Social constitution of the AKP's strong state through financialization: State in crisis, or crisis state? 2. Deconstitutionalization and the state crisis in Turkey: What role for the Turkish Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights?3. Turkey's double movement: Islamists, neoliberalism, and foreign policy 4. The shift of axis or business as usual? Turkey's S-400 procurement decision and defense industry Part II: Politics of economic management5. Understanding the recent rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in terms of the structural contradictions of capital accumulation process6. Turkey's financial slide: Discipline by credit in the last decade of the AKP rule7. AKP's move from depoliticization to repoliticization in economic management8. AKP's income-differentiated housing strategies under the pressure of resistance and debtPart III: Politics of domination9. The transformation of the state-religion relationship under the AKP: The case of the Diyanet 10. From military tutelage to nowhere: On the limitations of civil-military dualism in making sense of the rise of authoritarianism in Turkey in the 2010s 11. Courtrooms as solidarity spaces and trials as sentences: Defending your rights and asking for accountability in Turkey 12. SETA: From AKP's organic intellectuals to AK-paratchiks Part IV: Politics of coercion13. Domesticating politics, de-gendering women: State violence against politically active women in Turkey14. War on drugs: A view from Turkey15. “The law of the city?”: Social war, urban warfare, and dispossession on the margin