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Buca, Phuket, and the Politics of Self-Sabotage
At a time when Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is weaker than at any point in years—hemmed in by economic strain, shrinking social consent, and institutional and social decay—the opposition should be tightening discipline and widening the moral gap. Instead, a growing list of municipal controversies is narrowing that gap and, paradoxically, stabilizing Erdoğan’s position. The controversy surrounding Görkem Duman is only the most recent example. While sanit…
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Buca, Phuket, and the Politics of Self-Sabotage
At a time when Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is weaker than at any point in years—hemmed in by economic strain, shrinking social consent, and institutional and social decay—the opposition should be tightening discipline and widening the moral gap. Instead, a growing list of municipal controversies is narrowing that gap and, paradoxically, stabilizing Erdoğan’s position. The controversy surrounding Görkem Duman is only the most recent example. While sanit…
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