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... member, Turkey represents a primary area where this externalization occurs. Using a historical case analysis, this article explores how the EU influences Turkey’s migration regime through securitized policies and practices of externalization. It argues that the EU further securitizes Turkey’s already...

...Özlem Aslan; Pınar Dokumacı Abstract This article analyzes three examples of politico-spatial antagonism in Turkey under rising authoritarianism: (1) the reclaiming of Taksim Square during Workers’ Day, Women’s Day, and pride marches, (2) the transformation of the courtroom into a space...

...Nevzat Soguk © 1992 Caucus for a New Political Science 1992 89 Nevzat Soguk A STUDY OF THE HISTORICO CULTURAL REASONS FOR TURKEY'S 'INCONCLUSIVE' DEMOCRACY Introduction The objective of this article is twofold. First, it seeks to investigate the state ofthe democratic practices...

... to better appreciate the challenges resistance movements in the MENA region have been facing. To that end, the persisting threat of fascism in Turkey, the Arab world, and Iran are examined critically. While the article applies the ideology form theory, a new critical theory of fascism, the soundness...

... a decolonization struggle against the Turkish state since 1984 - a struggle that the U.S. and many European countries consider as "terrorism." 7 While now imprisoned on Turkey's imrab island, PKK's leader Abdullah Ocalan continues to guide the direction of Kurdish liberation, and it is his radical feminist...

... [email protected] 1Before becoming the President of Turkey in the 2014 presidential election, Erdogan was the leader of the AKp, which has been the ruling party since 2002. Although the constitution requires the president to be equally distant to all political parties, Erdogan continued to playa major...

... provides the wealth of parliamentary experiences upon which this book is based. Beside the United States, authors examine recent developments in Greece, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, South America, and Germany. Editor Paul Christopher Gray's intention is to reconcile opposing left tendencies he calls...

... conversation. This Special Issue's authors take us across the globe from Turkey and Sri Lanka to Canada to engage with variations of migration as the entry point to inviting us to imagine a world no longer defined by citizenship as a vestige of the modern nation-state. The Special Issue begins with work...

... © 1999 Caucus for a New Political Science 1999 New Political Science, Volume 21, Number 3, 1999 433 Notes on Contributors Feroz Ahmad teaches history at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. He is the author of The Making of Modern Turkey and The Turkish Experiment in Democracy. His...

... in Rosana Pinheiro-Machado and Tatiana Vargas-Maia (eds.) The Rise of the Radical Right in the Global South (Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2023). 8For work of this nature, see Sumantra Bose. Secular States, Religious Politics: India, Turkey, and the Future of Secularism (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press...

..." undermined democracy in Poland, Hungary, and Turkey, "to see what we might learn about how societies lose democracies, in the hope that these countries' experience might teach us something about how to keep ours intact" (viii). Driesen identifies striking similarities in those three cases, as each arguably...

... despotism" included "China, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Turkey, Persia, India, Java, parts of Central Asia and pre-Columbian America, [and] Moorish Spain."43 One of Marx's most interesting and little-known discussions of the Asiatic mode of production is found in his writings on Spain. As a revolution began...

... was. Hundreds, thousands of people passed our stand and acknowledged us and many came to us and asked what is going on? In particular people from Turkey but who I have never met before and would not have known of, who heard about the "Black Book on Lidl" and have then looked into German companies who...

... and Hindu Nationalism: Understanding Masculine Hegemony, by Prem Kumar Vijayan, London: Routledge, 2022, 234 pp., $52.95 (paperback), ISBN: 978-1-032-40120-1. Not many topics are as urgent for the study of politics as the rise of populist ideological formations around the world, not least in Turkey, Eastern...

..., University of Arizona Christopher Robinson, Clarkson University Sheila Rucki, Metropolitan State University of Denver Chris Russill, Independent Scholar Zaynep Sahin, Gediz University, Turkey Stephanie Sapiie, Nassau Community College, State University of New York William Scheuerman, Indiana University...

... Greece, Turkey, and Iran as a barrier to Russian penetration. However, the real threat came not from Moscow and communism but from nationalism (in this case Arab) which threatened to close the "open door" to outside competition. The chosen instrument of Western policy was to form alliances...

... on a book manuscript on democracy and domination in a global context. Edward Webb is Assistant Professor of Political Science & International Studies at Dickinson College. A former diplomat, he works mainly on comparative politics of the Middle East, including Turkey, with particular interests...

... countries that have been vying for leadership in this competition: Turkey and Colombia. As a personal aside I happened to visit both recently, including scenes of some of the worst crimes of the 1990s, adding some vivid personal experience to what is horrifying enough in the printed record. I am putting...

..., University of Pennsylvania Charles Reitz, Kansas City Community College James Rowe, University of Victoria Sheila Rucki, Metropolitan State University of Denver Zaynep Sahin, Gediz University, Turkey Stephanie Sapiie, State University of New York, Nassau Wendy Sarvasy, California State University, East Bay...

... MUlier can step back and consider populism from a less immediate perspective could offer a platform for such thinking. Written in the shadow of events in Turkey, Austria, Hungary, the United States, the United Kingdom this book offers a powerful corrective to liberal democrats who are tempted to simply...