Police, provocation, politics counterinsurgency in Istanbul / Deniz Yonucu.

SeriesPolice/worlds : studies in security, crime, and governance
Contents Introduction : Population, Provocative Counterorganization, and the War on Politics -- The Possibility of Politics : People's Committees, Sanctuary Spaces, and Dissensus -- "Gazas of Istanbul" : Threatening Alliances and Militarized Spatial Control -- Provocative Counterorganization : Violent Interpellation, Low-Intensity Conflict, Ethnosectarian Enclaves -- Good Vigilantism, Bad Vigilantism : Crime, Community Justice, Mimetic Policing, and the Antiterror Laws -- Inspirational Hauntings : Undercover Police and the Spirits of Solidarity and Resistance -- Gezi Uprisings : The Long Summer of Solidarity, and Resistance and the Great Divide -- Epilogue : Policing as the Generation of (Dis)Order.
Abstract "Situating Turkish counterinsurgent policing within a global context of Cold War counterinsurgencies that inform current security practices and combining archival work and oral history with ethnographic research in Istanbul's dissident working-class neighborhoods, the book sheds light on counterinsurgency's provocative, affect generating, divisive techniques and urban dimensions"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Yonucu, Deniz, 1979- Police, provocation, politics Ithaca [New York] : Cornell University Press, 2022 9781501762154
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