This article examines the politics of knowledge production and the affective politics of rising
anti-genderism in civil society in contemporary Turkey with a focus on two main points:(1)
the variety of actors and their different strategies opposing “gender ideology,” and (2) the
effects of state–movement dynamics on the political efficacy of those strategies. The findings
demonstrate that anti-gender alliances between state and civil society actors display a
discursive plurality in Turkey in terms of how they manage the fluidity and heterogeneity of …

The Variety of Anti-Gender Alliances and Democratic Backsliding in Turkey: Fault Lines
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