Turkey and the conflict
Decentralization as a Conflict Resolution Mechanism on Kurdish Conflict in Turkey: Panacea or Poison?
... on conflict resolution initially requires to identify the differences between the national and CoE legislative acts in order to suggest possible solutions regarding to the ideal decentralization ...in ...
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"The world culture entered Turkey" : new conflict lines and the challenges for democratic consolidation in Turkey
... in Turkey Divergent views within Turkish society are nothing ...New conflict lines have emerged alongside – and in part as a reaction to – the AKP as a new political force and its leaders’ attempts to ...
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Transformative Conflict Resolution in an Unstable Neighbourhood: Turkey s Conflict Resolution Efforts in the Middle East
... transformative conflict-resolution practices can be summarised as the problem of acceptability and the antagonistic attitudes of potential rivals in the ...
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EU/US and Turkey to mediate the conflict in Bosnia: a comparative study
... above, Turkey had stronger relations with countries which owned a majority of Muslim population like Bosnia, Albania, Kosovo ...a conflict took place around Turkey in the former Ottoman lands, ...
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Why do peace processes fail : the case of Turkey-PKK conflict
... regarding Turkey-PKK case through archive research and newspapers, by looking at reports of politicians who involved in peace ...in Turkey-PKK peace process, I carry out a content analysis of the statements ...
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The Conflict Resolution and Counterterrorism Dilemma: Turkey Faces its Kurdish Question
... appraisal. Turkey received a lion’s share of the major global terror waves of the 20th century, in particular that of the Cold War-provoked, left-wing wave of the 1960s and ...to conflict resolution even ...
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Refugees, xenophobia, and domestic conflict: Evidence from a survey experiment in Turkey
... refugees’ presence, such as increased economic competition with the locals, disruption of ethnic balance in the host country, and arrival of people with ties to rebel groups may lead to an increased likelihood of civil ...
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Elections and human rights violations during civil conflict: the case of Turkey
... The 1980 military intervention once again disturbed the political cleavages and altered the ethnic and religious camps. This time the normalization and stabilization of politics on ethnic issues was very hard because ...
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Double squeeze on educational development: land inequality and ethnic conflict in Southeastern Turkey
... Southeastern Turkey: land inequality and ethnic ...ethnic conflict, which has been ongoing as an armed insurgency for over 30 years between Kurdish insurgents and the Turkish ...inequality, conflict ...
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Sources and Predictors of Work-Family Conflict: A Multidimensional Study across European Countries and Turkey
... work-family conflict of employees by utilizing a three-year discreet dataset of 23 European countries and ...work-family conflict are proxied by number and inflexibility of working hours whereas their ...
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A constitution for Erdoğan. Consequences of the political conflict in Turkey. OSW COMMENTARY No. 213, 2016-06-01
... Kurdish conflict and stripping HDP deputies accused of supporting terrorism of their immunity, as well as organising by-elections in their constituen- ...the conflict, it should be expected that these MPs ...
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Ontological (In)securities in Turkey and Israel: Unpacking the Nation-Building, Security Culture, and Conflict Resolution Triangle
... with conflict resolutions, has until recently attracted less ...narrow conflict resolution strategies — that merit the physical ...weak conflict resolution agenda, which is still under the influence ...
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THE ROLE OF INTERNET TOWARD EXPORTING PERFORMANCE UNDER INTER-COUNTRIES POLITICAL CONFLICT CONDITIONS: A CASE OF TURKEY
... [email protected] Abstract This study aims to explain the effects of firm's internet marketing capabilities, export information availability and business network relationships on its export performance. The survey ...
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Humanising the actors and working through the conflict : the role of Kurdish literary narratives and culture in the reconciliation process in Turkey
... This paper examines the modern Kurdish literary narratives and their application to the potential reconciliation between Kurds and Turks. It argues that while the subtle forms of dehumanisation of the Kurds are still ...
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Effects of Shared Leadership Perception on Perceived Intragroup Conflict: An Investigation in Technology Startups in Turkey Evren Ayranci
... 4. Conclusions and Recommendations Contemporary business environment calls for teamwork on behalf of effectiveness. While this call is also made by the literature, it is noted that the success of teamwork is a continuum ...
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Nation building and conflict resolution : the Kurds in Iraq and Turkey
... economic, social and political change in modernising states facilitated by the policies. designed by military bureaucrats who have taken over the government by extra-[r] ...
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Kurds in Turkey: From nationalism towards ethnic conflict and terrorism
... U prethodno opisanim procesima kreiranja moderne turske države jačanjem nacionalnog turskog identiteta, s istovremenim buđenjem nacionalne svijesti od strane kurdske manjine, [r] ...
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The Iraq conflict and its security implications for Turkey (2003-2007)
... Kurdistan Organization for Downstream Operations (KODO). 180 It is obvious that the KRG aims to secure the northern Iraq energy resources for themselves. The Kurdish Regional Government even claims that in the event of ...
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Energy Relations between Turkey and Russia: Conflict In Energy Projects
... reserves. Turkey has concentrated its efforts for the transportation of Caspian oil and gas reserves to Western markets on the realization of the East- West Energy Corridor, and North-South ...Corridor. ...
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The love and hate relationship: the conflict between public relations practitioners and journalists in Turkey
... perception in Turkey. A majority of existing literature that examines the source-reporter relationship found the existence of an adversarial at- mosphere between PR practitioners and journalists (Brody, 1984; ...
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