This book examines the Ozal decade through the lens of populism and scrutinizes the manifestations of this neoliberal populist governance style on the economic, discursive, and institutional levels in a detailed manner. Throughout these analyses, the book contextualizes the neopopulist manifestations of the period within the general framework of Turkey's overall experiment with populism. In addition to comparing and contrasting Ozal's neopopulist governance style with that of his populist predecessors and demarcating its parallels and distinctions from the characteristics of populism carried...