Abstract
The June 2013 uprising in Turkey that shook the foundations of the AKP ‘moderate’ political Islamic government in Turkey was not a rainbow movement consisting of heterogeneous elements; rather, it was an all-encompassing political movement and the manifestation of class struggle in Turkey. The inability of ‘radical left’ organizations to be effective in the uprising is due in part to the lack of a proper conceptualization of the character of the uprising.
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