Institutional Interactions in an Evolutionary System Perspective -- A Systemic and Cross-Paradigmatic Analysis of Islamic, Neoliberal and Social Democratic Political Economies -- Primordial Path-Dependencies: The Ottoman Islamic Institutionalism -- Burgeoning Secular Capitalism between Changing Continuities versus Continuing Path-Dependencies -- The Embedding of Orthodox Kemalism and Etatist Liberalism in the Analotia between Continuing Changes and Path-Dependent Discontinuities -- The Institutional Environment and the Major Actors in the Turkish Political Economy between 1960 and 2013 -- The Floating Evolution of Turkish Social Democracy and Kemalism between Orthodoxy and Third Way -- The Just Order : Reaccumulation of Discontinuing Path-Dependencies versus the Persistence of Path-Dependent Discontinuities -- Conservative Democracy as the Second Great Divide in the Anatolia at the Crossroads of Continuing Changes and Changing Discontinuities -- A Next Way for Turkish Social Democracy? -- The Political and Economic Future of the Ottoman-Turkish Islam -- Conclusion : Turkish Social System at a Critical Turning Point: What is the Next?