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The Politics of Crime in Turkey - Neoliberalism, Police and the Urban Poor (Hardcover)
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The Politics of Crime in Turkey - Neoliberalism, Police and the Urban Poor (Hardcover)
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This book focuses on urban crime and policing in Turkey since the
steady economic decline of the 1990s. Concentrating on the attempts
to 'modernize' the policing of Izmir, Zeynep Gonen highlights how
the police force expanded their territorial control over the urban
space, specifically targeting the poor and racialized segments of
the city. Through in-depth interviews and ethnographic observations
of these 'targeted' populations, as well as rare ethnographic data
from the Turkish police, surveys of the media and politicians'
rhetoric, Gonen shows how Kurdish migrants have been criminalized
as dangerous 'enemies' of the order. In studying the ideological
and material processes of criminalization, The Politics of Crime in
Turkey makes the case for the neoliberal politics of crime that
uses the notion of 'security' to legitimize violence and
authoritarianism. The book will be of interest to criminologists,
as well as those investigating the modern Turkish state and its
relationship to the Kurds in the wider region. The multilayered
methodology and conceptual approach sheds light on parallel
developments in penal and security systems across the globe.
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