The Turkish elephant
Mads Stenbjerre and Mahan DoğrusözGfK, Turkey
INTRODUCTION
Turkey's largest city, Istanbul, is a place of extremes. From the early morning calls to prayer in the poor garbage-ridden suburbs consisting of illegal settlements where rural newcomers settle in large numbers as they seek their fortunes, to the fancy clubs on the Bosporus where you can sip a $25 mojito and watch the Ferraris and Porsches roll by in the stop-and-go traffic that is a stable of life – day or night – in this city of 15 million. Both places are a part of Istanbul....