The Protests in Turkey: Letting off Steam or Engine of Change?

By Galia Lindenstrauss, Orit Perlov and Timur Saitov

The protests that started at Taksim Square in Istanbul and have spread to other locations throughout Turkey are among the most interesting developments to have occurred in the country since the Justice and Development Party first came to power over a decade ago.

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