The Gezi Park protests gained international media coverage, as did their brutal suppression in mid-June. The reports below are all from Turkish commentators.
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H.1.c.i. Reports and Immediate Analysis of May-June 2013
Volume Two -> H. Campaigns Against Government -> H.1. Challenging Authoritarianism, Neoliberalism, Corruption and Misspending 2011-2014 -> H.1.c. Turkey 2013 and 2014 -> H.1.c.i. Reports and Immediate Analysis of May-June 2013
Bechev, Dimitar, Turkey, a people-power tide, OpenDemocracy.net, 02/06/2013,
Gokpinar, Ali, Neither Turkish spring nor velvet revolution, OpenDemocracy.net, 05/06/2013,
Shafak, Elif, The view from Taksim Square: why is Turkey now in turmoil?, The Guardian, 03/06/2013,
Tocci, Nathalie, A u-turn in Turkish politics? Gezi Park in perspective , OpenDemocracy.net, 03/06/2013,
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