Toplumsal Muhalefetin Minörleşmesi ve Ayrışık-Parçalı Görünürlüğü The Minorisation of Social Opposition and its Heterogeneous Pieced Visibility

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, social opposition in the world and in Turkey has shown an over-all view of mess in a moral and organizational sense. Neo-liberal forces succeeded in canalizing the social opposition to a harmless, in regime opposition. The new social movements are much more susceptible to the problems about individual identity and belonging. Ecological exploitation, local-urban problems, micro problems related to Daily life practices and the identity problems resulted from cultural conflicts that affect the individual in a more indirect and negative way are the existance/activity areas of the new social movements. In this article the new social movements are discussed in the context of their dilemmas, the partialization of their demands and their heterogeneity.