The Class of a Litre of Diesel
For Whom a Hundred Lira Is Cheap, and the Anatomy of Şimşek's European Comparison
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Circuit Breaker: The Bourgeoisie's Exchange Does Not Even Trust Itself
What Happened from Yesterday to This Morning, a Forty-Year Record, and the Class of the Bill
What Do the Families at the Ministry of Justice Want?
I Do Not Want to Seek My Right; Give Me My Right
Council of State Day in Akbelen and the Anatomy of a Dispossession
Urgent Expropriation in Akbelen, Capacity Payments, and Twelve Years of Privatisation by the Hand of the State
Whose Family Is Safe?
A Class Dismantling of the Apparatus Built in the Name of the Family — A Process Analysis for Young Comrades
Reading the İHD 2025 Report Through a Class Lens
Absent in the Factory, Present in the Square: Two Faces of One State
The National AI Board: Who Is at the Table, Who Is Not?
The Table Is Set, the Chairs Are Being Assigned: Why Is Labor Absent?
Who Is Osman Kavala and Why Is He Still Inside?
The Osman Kavala File: 3,234 Days, Two ECtHR Judgments, One Constitutional Article — and Where the Template That Criminalises Gezi Reaches Today
Rejecting the Ruling Class’s Playing Field: The Reality of Hegemony, Passive Revolution, and an Independent Class Line
Beyond Reformist Illusions—On Building the Counter-Hegemony of the Working Class and Oppressed Peoples by Rejecting the Political Plane Itself
An Open Invitation to Deniz Zeyrek on the Reality of Hegemony and the Class Horizon
Setting Aside the Illusions of Liberal Politics to Discuss Together Capital’s Deep Dynamics and the Class Solution
A Class Assessment of Mustafa Yalçıner’s "Framework Law and Positions"
A Revolutionary Critique and a Comradely Contribution
Class Analysis of the Framework Law and Socialist Strategy
Law, the State, and the Class Nature of the "Framework"
A Dialectical Assessment of Can Atalay’s Statement on the "Framework Law"
The Illusion of Law, Structural Violence, and the Dialectics of Class Struggle
The Class Anatomy and Historical Guilt of Those Who Say "Yes" to the Framework Law
Reformist Illusions, Historical Guilt, and the Independent Class Line
What Does the 2026 "Framework Law" Conceal?
A Class-Based Analysis Against the State’s Authoritarian Restoration and the Bourgeois Regime of Non-Conflict
The Dialectic of Copyright in the Digital Age
From the Illusion of Property to the Liberation of Collective Labour
İHD's Forty-Year Praxis and the Class Epistemology of Human Rights
A Barricade of Resistance at the Limits of Bourgeois Law
The Digital Obedience Regime and the Ruling Class's 'Black Box' Strategy
The Fate of Internet Infrastructure, Class Domination, and the Legal Labyrinths of Invisible Censorship
Plunder of Nature and Capitalist Domination: From the Esra Işık Trial to Ecosocialist Resistance
The Ecological Looting Regime in Turkey, the Bourgeois Law's Mobilization Theater, and a Compass of Class Struggle for Young Comrades
The Trial of Journalist Alican Uludağ: Press Freedom in the Grip of the Judiciary and Legal Paradoxes
The Trial of Journalist Alican Uludağ: The Release After 90 Days of Captivity and Press Freedom in the Grip of the Judiciary
Designing Politics Through the Judiciary: Turkey’s "Absolute Nullity" Ruling and a Roadmap for Democratic Resistance
The Judicial Narrowing of the Political Sphere in Turkey and the Crisis of Freedom of Association
The Robed Vice: The Alican Uludağ Case and an Order That Turns the Process Itself Into Punishment
To shatter, through unified public pressure, the lawlessness institutionalized in the persons of Alican Uludağ and the imprisoned journalists
The Liquidation of a Legal Regime and the People's Intellectual: Can Atalay
From Soma to Parliament: From the Conscience of the People to the Usurped Constitutional Will