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In Turkish Politics in a Changing World: Global Dynamics and Domestic Transformations (Istanbul: Bilgi University Press, 2007, 342 pp.), Fuat Keyman and Ziya Öniş deconstruct the economic, political and social repercussions of the transformation Turkey has been experiencing since the 1980s by looking at the dialectically-conceived interactions and interplay between external actors (e.g., the EU, the IMF, the WB) and domestic ones (e.g., political parties, civil society, the army, state elites, Kemalists, conservatives). Considering the EU reforms and the IMF package as the main anchors of this ongoing process of transformation, Keyman and Öniş provide a historical, sociological and political-economic account of the mixture of conflicting and harmonious relations between these external and internal actors. The book combines academic competence with reader friendliness, and as such should be strongly recommended to both scholars and students of the political economy of contemporary Turkey.

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