The Routledge Handbook of Turkish Politics

ISBN-13: 9781138500556 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 514 str.

Alpaslan Ozerdem; Matthew Whiting

Opis

The Handbook pulls together contributions from many of the world’s leading scholars on different aspects of Turkey. Its scope is widely comprehensive, covering all aspects of both formal and informal politics, highlighting how it is necessary to grasp the interlinkages between the different themes in order to fully understand Turkey today.

Spis treści

 Introduction   PART I: HISTORY AND THE MAKING OF CONTEMPORARY TURKEY  1. Turkish Politics: Structures and Dynamics Samim Akgönül & Baskin Oran  2. Turkey’s Never Ending Search for Democracy İlter Turan  3. Turkish Secularism: Looking Forward and Beyond the West Murat Somer  4. Political Islam Kristin Fabbe & Efe Murat Balıkçıoğlu  5. The Politics of Turkish Nationalism: Continuity and Change Durukan Kuzu  PART II: POLITICS AND INSTITUTIONS  6. Elections, Parties and the Party System Ersin Kalaycıoğlu  7. The Presidency: From Independence to the AKP Menderes Çınar & Nalan Soyarık Şentürk  8. Civil Military Relations Metin Heper  9. NGOs and Civil Society Markus Ketola  10. The Media and Media Policy Eylem Yanardağoğlu  PART III: THE ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT  11. Political Economy Alu Burak Güven  12. Energy Security and Policy: Between Bandwagoning and Hedging H. Akın Ünver  13. The Politics of Environment and Climate Change Ümit Şahin 14. The Eonomic Role of Cities Stephen Karam  15. Governing the Diaspora(s) and the Limits of Diaspora Diplomacy Bahar Başer  16. Disaster Management Policy and Governance Helena Hermansson & Naim Kapucu  PART IV: THE KURDISH INSURGENCY AND SECURITY  17. The Kurdish Question Zeynep N. Kaya & Matthew Whiting  18. The Kurdish Insurgency David Romano  19. The Perennial Kurdish Question and Failed Peace Processes Cengiz Çandar  20. Terrorism, Counter-Insurgency and Societal Relations Gareth Jenkins  21. The Village Guard System: Counter-Insurgency and Local Collaboration Evren Balta  22. The 15 July 2016 Failed Coup and the Security Sector Yaprak Gürsoy  PART V: STATE, SOCIETY AND RIGHTS  23. Human Rights Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat  24. Politics and the Women’s Movement Sevgi Adak  25. Religious Minorities Samim Akgönül  26. Religious Education Bekir S. Gür  27. The Transformation of Health and Healthcare Enis Bariş  PART VI: EXTERNAL RELATIONS  28. Foreign Policy, 1923-2018 Mustafa Aydın  29. Resetting Foreign Policy in a Time of Global Turmoil E. Fuat Keyman  30. Turkey and its Neighbours in the Middle East: Iran, Iraq and Syria Behlül Özkan  31. US-Turkish Relations in Turmoil Kemal Kirişci  32. Turkey and Russia Pavel K. Baev  33. Forgotten Promises and the Possibilities for Reviving Relations between Turkey and the EU Füsun Özerdem  34. Turkey’s Cyprus Policy in Transition Birol A. Yeşilada  35. Turkey-NATO Relations: Strategic Imperatives, Identity-Building and Predicaments Müge Kınacıoğlu  36. Turkey and UN Peace Keeping Missions Haluk Karadağ  37. Turkey as an Emerging Global Humanitarian and Peacebuilding Actor Alpaslan Özerdem   Conclusion