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Volume 13 (2018): Issue 2 (Dec 2018): Rethinking Power in Turkey through Everyday Practices. Guest edited by Élise Massicard

in Anthropology of the Middle East

Table of Contents

Theme Section
- Introduction
  
  Rethinking Power in Turkey through Everyday Practices
  
  By: Élise Massicard
  
  Pages: 1–7
- Inheriting and Living the Political
  
  The Leftist Youth Subculture in Istanbul
  
  By: Lorenzo D’Orsi
  
  Pages: 8–25
- Lawyers against the Law
  
  The Challenge of Turkish Lawyering Associations
  
  By: Joakim Parslow
  
  Pages: 26–42
- Expanding Religion and Islamic Morality in Turkey
  
  The Role of the Diyanet’s Women Preachers
  
  By: Chiara Maritato
  
  Pages: 43–60
- Dreams from Beyond as Politics from Below
  
  The Social Life of Dream Stories within the Hizmet-AKP Conflict in Turkey
  
  By: Ida Hartmann
  
  Pages: 61–78
- The Mahalle as Margin of the State
  
  Shifting Sensitivities in Two Neighbourhood Spaces of Istanbul
  
  By: Urszula Woźniak
  
  Pages: 79–94
- Politics in the Piyasa
  
  Marching, Marketing and the Emergence of Gay Identities in Istanbul
  
  By: Samuel Williams
  
  Pages: 95–112
- Epilogue
  
  Mapping the Topography of Oppression
  
  By: Jenny White
  
  Pages: 113–124
Reports
- Reports
  
  By: Behnam Amini, Natalia Suit and Soheila Shahshahani
  
  Pages: 125–134

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