Elections in Turkey Signal an End to the Presidential Party's Influence
The defeat of President Erdoğan's candidate for Istanbul mayor is a sign that Turkey's most powerful political party is losing its influence after nearly two decades of control.
Gary M. Grossman
Gary M. Grossman is the associate director of the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University.
The Rise of Democracy in Turkey Threatens President Erdoğan's Rule
While most of the attention is focused on the growing economic crisis in the country, Recep Erdoğan must deal with another serious problem: democratic dissent.