Social Policy as Ethnic Conflict Appeasement in Turkey
Social policy as ethnic conflict appeasement in Turkey
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This research seeks to explore how social policy affects ethnic appeasementin Turkey by analyzing the problem of Turkish welfare regime, its impacts onKurds and the newly enforced social policies. The Turkish welfare regimecloses the channels of social security to those who are employed in informalsector. The increasing number of informal workers in the Kurdish areas is themajor blind spot of the Turkish social security system. Since AKP came intopower, it expanded, created and institutionalized new social policies to targetthe poorest groups in the society such as CCT, In-kind Transfer Program, andUniversal Health Insurance. Although the government did not target certainethnic groups, the Kurdish people became the most beneficiary group from thesesocial assistance programs. These social assistances play a significant role ingaining popular support for AKP from the Kurdish regions. Finally, AKP wontwo elections (2007 and 2011) in most of the Kurdish regions.
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This research seeks to explore how social policy affects ethnic appeasementin Turkey by analyzing the problem of Turkish welfare regime, its impacts onKurds and the newly enforced social policies. The Turkish welfare regimecloses the channels of social security to those who are employed in informalsector. The increasing number of informal workers in the Kurdish areas is themajor blind spot of the Turkish social security system. Since AKP came intopower, it expanded, created and institutionalized new social policies to targetthe poorest groups in the society such as CCT, In-kind Transfer Program, andUniversal Health Insurance. Although the government did not target certainethnic groups, the Kurdish people became the most beneficiary group from thesesocial assistance programs. These social assistances play a significant role ingaining popular support for AKP from the Kurdish regions. Finally, AKP wontwo elections (2007 and 2011) in most of the Kurdish regions.
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