Rising competitive authoritarianism in Turkey

By Berk Esen, Sebnem Gumuscu. 2016

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science

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• Existential insecurity and the making of a weak authoritarian regime in Turkey (2016, neutral): “…a growing list of scholars recently engaged in an effort to categorize Turkey’s new regime: is it a ‘delegative democracy’ (Taş 2015), ‘illiberal democracy’ (Türkmen-Dervişoğlu 2015), ‘competitive authoritarianism’ (Özbudun 2015; Esen and Gümüşçü 2016) or ‘rising neo-fascism’ (Tuğal 2016)?”
• Authoritarian Neoliberalism and Democratic Backsliding in Turkey: Beyond the Narratives of Progress (2018, background): “See Bermeo (2016, p. 6, 11); Akkoyunlu & Öktem (2016); Esen & Gümüşçü (2016); Öniş (2016); Börzel & 1 Schimmelfennig (2017, p. 284).”