2000 volume 18(5) pages 525 – 544
doi:10.1068/c9850

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Cokgezen M, 2000, "New fragmentations and new cooperations in the Turkish bourgeoisie" Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 18(5) 525 – 544
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New fragmentations and new cooperations in the Turkish bourgeoisie

Murat Cokgezen

Received 22 July 1998; in revised form 21 September 1999

Abstract. The establishment of a new business association constitutes both a fragmentation and a cooperation among capitalists. The author aims to determine the causes of the fragmentation and the cooperation by discussing the background of new business associations being established in Turkey: it is concluded that conflicting interests of capitalists are a major source of those two phenomena. It is also found that both heterogeneity and homogeneity within the cooperating group may facilitate cooperation. Fragmenting aspects of heterogeneity are associated with selective incentives.

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