Turkey’s Small Capital, A Player from the Start: Relations with the State and Big Capital
本文探讨土耳其小资本在1960-70年代对国家政策的影响，指出其历史根源比通常认为的更深，挑战了只关注大资本的传统视角。
This article aims to shed light on the early history of small-scale capital in Turkey. Turkey’s paradigm of development in the 1960s and 1970s, as in other belatedly industrializing countries, meant active state involvement, generally in favor of big capital. This emphasis on the large players has caused small capital’s influence on the era’s state policies to be largely overlooked. This article argues that small capital, popularized in the 1990s with the concept “Anatolian capital,” has deeper roots in Turkish economic and business history than formerly thought.