| ID | 090404 |
| Title Proper | Conduct and counter-conduct on the Southern border of Turkey |
| Other Title Information | multicultural Antakya |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Dogruel, Fulya ; Leman, Johan |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Due to its particular border situation and historical past, Antakya (in south-central Turkey) has, in contrast to most cities in Turkey, been successful in protecting important components of its diachronically composed multiculturalism. In light of such qualities Antakya is able to permit a diachronic analysis of different subsequent 'governmentalities' (Foucault) and flexible network formations that reflect the various processes in government styles in twentieth century Turkey. Through participant observation and in-depth interviews the authors try to reconstruct the diachronic multiculturalism from a perspective of macro- and micro-powers, 'conduct' and 'counter-conduct'. |
| `In' analytical Note | Middle Eastern Studies Vol. 45, No. 4; Jul 2009: p.593 - 610 |
| Journal Source | Middle Eastern Studies Vol. 45, No. 4; Jul 2009: p.593 - 610 |
| Key Words | Counter-Conduct ; Southern Border ; Turkey ; Multicultural Antakya ; Governmentalities ; Conduct |