CLEAN : One year on Turkish revolution still in making: analysts

The video discusses the efforts to make urban spaces open and democratic, highlighting the potential for transformation within educated urban populations and traditional working classes. It examines the impact of the SOMA mining disaster on expanding the GASY movement's social base and draws parallels between political turning points like Hurricane Katrina's impact on Bush and potential consequences for Erdogan's policies.

What is one of the central efforts discussed in transforming urban spaces?

• To focus solely on rural development

• To privatize urban spaces

• To make urban spaces open and democratically managed

• To restrict access to urban spaces

How does the Soma mining disaster contribute to the Gasy movement?

• It had no impact on the movement

• It caused a split within the movement

• It provided an opportunity to expand the social base

• It led to the decline of the movement

What was the dominant population of the Gasy movement before the Soma disaster?

• International activists

• Elderly citizens

• Urban, well-educated youth

• Rural farmers

What event is compared to the potential shift in public perception of Erdogan's policies?

• The Katrina disaster

• The Brexit referendum

• The 2008 financial crisis

• The Arab Spring

What is a possible consequence of Erdogan's neoliberal policies as discussed?

• Increased public support

• Recognition of negative impacts

• Complete economic stability

• Unchanged public opinion