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Acknowledgements; Contents; Editors and Contributors; Chapter 1 In the Aftermath of Gezi: Introduction ; A Liminal Moment; The Öcalan Paradox; Turkey and the EU: Progression and Setbacks; White Turks Versus Black Turks; From Social Movement to Social Change?; The Content of the Book; References; Chapter 2 What Emerged in the Gezi Park Occupation in Istanbul? ; Çapulcu-What's in a Name?; Taksim Square as Symbol of a New Cultural Politics; Taksim Square as Expression of the 'New Istanbul' Project; The Occupation of Taksim Gezi Park; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3 The Politics of Protest
AKP and 'New Politics' in TurkeyGezi as Rhetoric; The Aftermath; References; Chapter 4 Violent Communication and the Tyranny of the Majority ; Violent Simplification; Structural Violence; Separation of Powers; Justice; Tyranny of the Majority; Afterthought; References; Chapter 5 Alone in the City: Gezi as a Moment of Transgression ; Three Years Later: Setting the Scene; Three Years Earlier: Enter Gezi; Gezi as a Framing Happening: Some Prolegomena; In the Heat of it All: Gezi Unfolds; Agency, Empowernment and Identity; Locating Gezi; References
Chapter 6 At the Intersection of Competing Modernizations: Gezi as a Litmus Test for the Public Sphere Introduction; Turkish Politics: A Ground for Conflicting Modernities; Reflexivity Against Re-Traditionalization of the Public Sphere; Authoritarianism in the Name of Securing "The Nation"; Conclusion; References; Chapter 7 It is Too Dangerous to be an Individual in Turkey ; Introduction; The Genealogy of Turkey'sTraditional Networks; The Hedged Rise of Individualism; Social Networks Versus Traditional Networks; Apathy and Violence; References
Chapter 8 Gezi in the Center and Periphery the Protests as Communicated by the Turkish Media Introduction; Modernization and the Center-Periphery Struggle; Media, Elections and Center-Periphery Relations; Urban Symbolism; Methodology; Results; Turkiye; Yeni Şafak; Today's Zaman; A Consolidated Analysis of the Daily Sabah and Hürriyet; Discussion; Conclusion; References; Chapter 9 The Gezi Movement Under a Connective Action Framework: Enhancing New Forms of Citizenship via Social Media ; Introduction; Occupygezi: A Laboratory of Democracy?; Social Media and Contentious Politics
Connective Action Framework and Gezi ParkMethodology and Key Findings; Action Frames and Personalisation of Narratives; Conclusion; References; Chapter 10 Activist Citizenship and the Dramaturgy of Social Change ; Acts of Citizenship; Glocal Movements; The Changing Citizenry; The Dramaturgy of Social Change; Weaving Together Topics and Tactics; Changing Opportunity Structures and the Growing Role of the Media; Experience Movements; Times of Shrinking Space for Civil Society; References; Chapter 11 Epilogue: #Occupygezi Movement and Right to the City ; Introduction
AKP and 'New Politics' in TurkeyGezi as Rhetoric; The Aftermath; References; Chapter 4 Violent Communication and the Tyranny of the Majority ; Violent Simplification; Structural Violence; Separation of Powers; Justice; Tyranny of the Majority; Afterthought; References; Chapter 5 Alone in the City: Gezi as a Moment of Transgression ; Three Years Later: Setting the Scene; Three Years Earlier: Enter Gezi; Gezi as a Framing Happening: Some Prolegomena; In the Heat of it All: Gezi Unfolds; Agency, Empowernment and Identity; Locating Gezi; References
Chapter 6 At the Intersection of Competing Modernizations: Gezi as a Litmus Test for the Public Sphere Introduction; Turkish Politics: A Ground for Conflicting Modernities; Reflexivity Against Re-Traditionalization of the Public Sphere; Authoritarianism in the Name of Securing "The Nation"; Conclusion; References; Chapter 7 It is Too Dangerous to be an Individual in Turkey ; Introduction; The Genealogy of Turkey'sTraditional Networks; The Hedged Rise of Individualism; Social Networks Versus Traditional Networks; Apathy and Violence; References
Chapter 8 Gezi in the Center and Periphery the Protests as Communicated by the Turkish Media Introduction; Modernization and the Center-Periphery Struggle; Media, Elections and Center-Periphery Relations; Urban Symbolism; Methodology; Results; Turkiye; Yeni Şafak; Today's Zaman; A Consolidated Analysis of the Daily Sabah and Hürriyet; Discussion; Conclusion; References; Chapter 9 The Gezi Movement Under a Connective Action Framework: Enhancing New Forms of Citizenship via Social Media ; Introduction; Occupygezi: A Laboratory of Democracy?; Social Media and Contentious Politics
Connective Action Framework and Gezi ParkMethodology and Key Findings; Action Frames and Personalisation of Narratives; Conclusion; References; Chapter 10 Activist Citizenship and the Dramaturgy of Social Change ; Acts of Citizenship; Glocal Movements; The Changing Citizenry; The Dramaturgy of Social Change; Weaving Together Topics and Tactics; Changing Opportunity Structures and the Growing Role of the Media; Experience Movements; Times of Shrinking Space for Civil Society; References; Chapter 11 Epilogue: #Occupygezi Movement and Right to the City ; Introduction