Dimitar Bechev: The competitive element in competitive authoritarianism is still very pertinent

RevDem Podcast
22/02/2022 36 min Temporada 3 Episodio 7

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In this conversation with RevDem editor Ferenc Laczó regarding contemporary Turkey, Dimitar Bechev discusses how the Justice and Development Party has evolved into a personality cult; how Erdogan pro-active, remilitarized foreign policy has probably reached its limits; how leverage now goes both ways in EU-Turkey relations while Europeanization may also mean a turn to xenophobia; as well as the promising signs of democratic health and political competition.

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