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Türkiye: how “ordinary” nationalism permeates the entire society

2024-03-30T07:16:07.982Z

Highlights: Türkiye: how “ordinary” nationalism permeates the entire society. The disillusionment of many young voters contributes to what the last elections had already signaled: the rise of the nationalist question. On D-1 of the municipal election, where there is little enthusiasm, the disillusionment contributes to the rise in nationalism. This article is reserved for subscribers. You have 86% left to discover. Flash sale €4.49/month for 12 months I ENJOY IT Already subscribed? Log in.


DECRYPTION - The disillusionment of many young voters contributes to what the last elections had already signaled: the rise of the nationalist question.


White down jacket and ear piercing, Kubilay, 22, finishes a game of chess at Central, one of the many cafes on the vast American-style campus of Metu (Middle East Technical University), the prestigious university in Ankara. “

Priority to friends and exams

,” insists the engineering student, even if he will still vote this Sunday, March 31, “

but out of disappointment, more than out of conviction.” “My generation

,” he continues,

“has only known

the AKP regime.

(Islamo-conservative party founded by Erdogan, in power since 2003).

She had a hard time with the opposition's failure in the presidential election last May, even though she believed in change. This time, I am going to vote for the candidate of the new Zafer party

(far right),

just to try something else, and because I recognize myself in his nationalist and secular values

.”

On D-1 of the municipal election, where there is little enthusiasm, the disillusionment of many young voters contributes to what the last elections had...

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