Berfin Çakın

The most important contribution of Turkey’s Electoral Geography is that it covers not only elections but also a variety of understudied topics such as gerrymandering, gender, voting from abroad and election monitoring organizations. The methodological diversity of the book and its focus on different elements of electoral geography make the book attractive. A chapter utilizing political psychology frameworks would have been a helpful addition, since recent developments in the literature recommend psychological frameworks to extend our understanding of the Turkish party system.