Social Change and Political Participation in Turkey

The book examines the paradox of declining voter turnout in Turkey amidst rapid socio-economic growth, challenging the conventional belief that modernization boosts political participation. Through an ecological analysis of subnational voting data from the 1960s, the author presents a detailed investigation of Turkey's political evolution, offering insights into the complex relationship between economic development and civic engagement. This comprehensive study sheds light on the unique dynamics of Turkey's political landscape.