FINANCIALIZATION AND THE STATE: ELABORATIONS ON THE TURKISH CASE

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2024-7

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Üredi, Gamze Züleyha

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This thesis examines the prevalent concept of the financialization of the state in the literature along with the de-risking state conceptualization within Critical Macro Finance (CMF), specifically in the context of Turkey. Financialization, which emerged as a strategy under the neoliberal accumulation regime, developed its unique dynamics in Turkey and launched the country's financial transformation. The thesis explores the restructuring of the Turkish state in accordance with this transformation. Consequently, it conducts a comprehensive discussion on the financialization and the state in Turkey. The CMF approach is employed to analyze the Turkish case due to its contributions to the understanding of the transformation of the state and its apparent relevance to current developments in Turkey. Within this framework, the transformation of public-private partnerships is presented as an indicator of specific changes.

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Financialization, State Restructuring, De-risking State, Critical Macro Finance, Public-Private Partnerships

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/110374

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Graduate School of Social Sciences, Thesis