Şevki Kıralp
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1128812 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Şevki Kıralp |
| NOMBRES | Şevki |
| APELLIDO | Kıralp |
| FIRMA | KIRALP Ş |
| AFILIACIONES | Cyprus International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1969-2257 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Selective silence
This article conceptualises selective silence as an institutional outcome through which the United Nations avoids recognising genocide when such recognition would conflict with dominant power interests. The article uses the Anfal campaign against the Kurds in Iraq as a critical case to argue that UN non-recognition was the result of four recurring institutional mechanisms: agenda prioritisation, reluctance to investigate, substitution of humanita…
“The Clash of Civilizations” in Cyprus
This study examines the political discourse and practices of the Greek Cypriot political party ELAM and the Turkish Cypriot political party YDP within the framework of populism. The findings of the study demonstrate that ELAM frames the Greek Cypriot community as part of “Judeo-Christian civilization” and portrays this civilization as being under threat from “Islamic civilization,” including Türkiye, Turkish Cypriots, and “illegal immigrants.” YD…
Cyprus and Africa in the Makarios Era
This paper examines a relatively understudied topic in the literature of Cypriot political history, namely the relations between Cyprus and African countries during the Makarios era. Drawing upon the official archives of the UN, USA, UK, and the Republic of Cyprus (specifically the Press and Information Office, PIO, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, MFA), as well as Cypriot newspapers, this research is grounded in historical analysis. The main…
The Relevance of Frankl's Logotherapy for Today and the Future
Viktor Frankl attributes significant importance to religion in relation to the human quest for meaning. According to Frankl, religion maintains its existence and continues offering guidance in the search for meaning irrespective of worldly conditions or developments. Since the 19th century, secularism-initially adopted particularly by Western nations but influential globally-has significantly limited the presence of religion in public life. Altho…
Karl Marx’in Yazilarinda 1853-1856 Kirim Savaşi
İnsanlık tarihinin en ünlü düşünürleri arasında yer alan Karl Marx, Londra’da yaşadığı yıllarda ABD’de yayınlanan New York Tribune gazetesinde 1853 yılında patlak veren Osmanlı-Rus Savaşı’na (Kırım Savaşı) dair önemli yazılar yazmıştır. Marx bu yazılarıyla savaşın gidişatına ve Osmanlı İmparatorluğu, Rusya, İngiltere, Fransa, Avusturya ve Prusya’nın siyasetlerine dair derin analizler yapmıştır. Bu çalışma, bahse konu yazılara odaklanmakta ve bahs…
Surveillance, Disinformation, and Legislative Measures in the 21st Century
In contemporary society, the internet, particularly social media, has become a significant area where individuals spend considerable amounts of time engaging in various activities. Concurrently, the growing utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a critical component of the propaganda that is disseminated online within economic, social, and political spheres. AI encompasses a broad range of applications, including data collecti…
Sokrates, Platon ve Aristoteles’in Atina Demokrasisine Eleştirileri
Bu çalışma insanlık tarihinin en büyük filozofları arasında kabul edilen Sokrates, Platon ve Aristoteles’in Atina demokrasisine yönelttikleri eleştirilere odaklanmakta, bu eleştirilerin modern demokrasiler açısından ne anlam ifade ettiğini ele almaktadır. Sokrates demokrasinin siyasette ehil olmayan şahısları söz sahibi hale getirdiğini ileri sürmektedir. Demokrasiyi istikrarsızlığa zemin hazırlayan bir rejim olarak gören Platon yönetici olma hak…
Demokrat Parti̇ Dönemi̇nde Abd’ye Bağimlilik Ve Moskova’nin Türki̇ye’ye Yardim Tekli̇fi̇
This study tried to illuminate an issue that has not yet been adequately addressed in the literature, how Moscow's economic aid offer to the Adnan Menderes government in 1956 was perceived by Washington and how this perception affected Washington's policy on Türkiye.The study gathered data by document analysis method, following a qualitative and historical methodology.It benefited from the archives of Turkish newspapers (Milliyet, Aksam and Cumhu…
Ahmet Gazioğlu ve Andreas Onoufriou’nun Romanlarında “Öteki” İmajları
Bu çalışmada, Kıbrıs’ta yaşayan iki toplum (Rumlar ve Türkler) için oldukça önemli bir dönüm noktası olan 1974 yılını konu alan iki eserdeki, Kıbrıslı Türk yazarAhmet Gazioğlu’nun Kıbrıs’ta Aşk ve Savaş romanı ile Kıbrıslı Rum yazar Andreas Onoufriou’nun İ Gi Pou Mas Egennise (Bizi Doğuran Toprak) romanındaki“öteki” imajları karşılaştırmalı olarak incelenmiştir. Her iki roman da milliyetçi anlatılar içermektedir. Onoufriou’nun romanındaki “ötekil…
US Foreign Policy in the Eastern Mediterranean
Cyprus’s relations with Egypt and Israel during the Makarios era
The Makarios era (1960–1977) corresponded with two major regional disputes, with wide implications on international peace and regional politics: the Cyprus issue and the Arab–Israeli conflict. Given that these disputes are still ongoing, this study utilises diverse primary and secondary sources to analyse Cyprus’s relations with Egypt (United Arab Republic) and Israel in the Makarios period, using both political and economic perspectives. The stu…
Turkish Intelligence and the Cold War
Egemen Bezci’s book Turkish Intelligence and the Cold War: The Turkish Secret Service, the US and the UK sheds light on the history of intelligence cooperation between Turkey, Britain and the USA
Ousting the Cypriot Ethnarch
This study examined the politics and political involvements of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus in the early postcolonial era, with a special focus on the ecclesiastical coup that aimed for the ouster of Archbishop Makarios III, who was also the President of the Republic of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977. The findings indicate that the Greek junta, Greek Cypriot terrorists, and the three bishops of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus joined forces to oust Makar…
The Inter-Communal Talks and Political Life in Cyprus
This paper conducts historical research on the inter-communal talks and the political life in the two communities of Cyprus from 1974 to 1983. The period covered by the research commenced with the creation of the bi-regional structure on the island in 1974 and ceased with the declaration of Turkish Cypriot Independence in 1983. As this period constitutes an important threshold in the history of Cyprus, it might be argued that observing the politi…
Defending Cyprus in the Early Postcolonial Era
This paper focuses on political developments regarding the Cyprus Conflict from 1964 to 1967 and argues that the ethnic conflict on the island was caused largely by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) pressures that neglected Cypriots’ socio-political will in shaping postcolonial Cyprus. Towards the end of the colonial era, British ‘divide and rule’ policies had severely damaged inter-ethnic relations in Cyprus. Afterwards, the NATO all…
Turco-British relations, Cold War and reshaping the Middle East
This article tries to shed light on Turco-British relations in the early Cold War era. It focuses on the two states’ cooperation in Middle Eastern defence, as well as their interactions with Egypt and Greece. Immediately after the Second World War, the Soviet Union and communism were accepted as common threats directed against Turkey, Greece, Britain, the entire Western camp and a broad range of Middle Eastern countries. Washington and London wer…
Cyprus between Enosis, Partition and Independence
This paper focuses on the domestic and international politics shaping the Cyprus Conflict between 1967 and 1974. Throughout the period investigated by this paper, Archbishop Makarios tried to preserve the Cypriot independence, integrity and sovereignty by withstanding the terrorist activities of Greek Cypriot paramilitary groups, local autonomy demands of Turkish Cypriot leadership and the interventions of Greece and Turkey. The anti-American Gre…
Strengths and Weaknesses of Anthropology and Political Science in Observing Nationalism
This paper reflects the results of a Political Science research that investigated the re-construction ofGreek Cypriot national identity in 1968-1977. It utilized a qualitative methodology and conducted a documentaryresearch. It also followed a deductive approach and tested the validity of theoretical approaches, arguing thatnational identities and nationalism politics are constructed based on economic and political interests. Even thoughthe data …
The Relevance of Frankl's Logotherapy for Today and the Future
Viktor Frankl attributes significant importance to religion in relation to the human quest for meaning. According to Frankl, religion maintains its existence and continues offering guidance in the search for meaning irrespective of worldly conditions or developments. Since the 19th century, secularism-initially adopted particularly by Western nations but influential globally-has significantly limited the presence of religion in public life. Altho…
Surveillance, Disinformation, and Legislative Measures in the 21st Century
In contemporary society, the internet, particularly social media, has become a significant area where individuals spend considerable amounts of time engaging in various activities. Concurrently, the growing utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a critical component of the propaganda that is disseminated online within economic, social, and political spheres. AI encompasses a broad range of applications, including data collecti…
Turco-British relations, Cold War and reshaping the Middle East
This article tries to shed light on Turco-British relations in the early Cold War era. It focuses on the two states’ cooperation in Middle Eastern defence, as well as their interactions with Egypt and Greece. Immediately after the Second World War, the Soviet Union and communism were accepted as common threats directed against Turkey, Greece, Britain, the entire Western camp and a broad range of Middle Eastern countries. Washington and London wer…
Strengths and Weaknesses of Anthropology and Political Science in Observing Nationalism
This paper reflects the results of a Political Science research that investigated the re-construction ofGreek Cypriot national identity in 1968-1977. It utilized a qualitative methodology and conducted a documentaryresearch. It also followed a deductive approach and tested the validity of theoretical approaches, arguing thatnational identities and nationalism politics are constructed based on economic and political interests. Even thoughthe data …
Cyprus between Enosis, Partition and Independence
This paper focuses on the domestic and international politics shaping the Cyprus Conflict between 1967 and 1974. Throughout the period investigated by this paper, Archbishop Makarios tried to preserve the Cypriot independence, integrity and sovereignty by withstanding the terrorist activities of Greek Cypriot paramilitary groups, local autonomy demands of Turkish Cypriot leadership and the interventions of Greece and Turkey. The anti-American Gre…
Defending Cyprus in the Early Postcolonial Era
This paper focuses on political developments regarding the Cyprus Conflict from 1964 to 1967 and argues that the ethnic conflict on the island was caused largely by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) pressures that neglected Cypriots’ socio-political will in shaping postcolonial Cyprus. Towards the end of the colonial era, British ‘divide and rule’ policies had severely damaged inter-ethnic relations in Cyprus. Afterwards, the NATO all…
Turco-British relations, Cold War and reshaping the Middle East
This article tries to shed light on Turco-British relations in the early Cold War era. It focuses on the two states’ cooperation in Middle Eastern defence, as well as their interactions with Egypt and Greece. Immediately after the Second World War, the Soviet Union and communism were accepted as common threats directed against Turkey, Greece, Britain, the entire Western camp and a broad range of Middle Eastern countries. Washington and London wer…
The Inter-Communal Talks and Political Life in Cyprus
This paper conducts historical research on the inter-communal talks and the political life in the two communities of Cyprus from 1974 to 1983. The period covered by the research commenced with the creation of the bi-regional structure on the island in 1974 and ceased with the declaration of Turkish Cypriot Independence in 1983. As this period constitutes an important threshold in the history of Cyprus, it might be argued that observing the politi…
Turkish Intelligence and the Cold War
Egemen Bezci’s book Turkish Intelligence and the Cold War: The Turkish Secret Service, the US and the UK sheds light on the history of intelligence cooperation between Turkey, Britain and the USA
Ousting the Cypriot Ethnarch
This study examined the politics and political involvements of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus in the early postcolonial era, with a special focus on the ecclesiastical coup that aimed for the ouster of Archbishop Makarios III, who was also the President of the Republic of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977. The findings indicate that the Greek junta, Greek Cypriot terrorists, and the three bishops of the Orthodox Church of Cyprus joined forces to oust Makar…
US Foreign Policy in the Eastern Mediterranean
Cyprus’s relations with Egypt and Israel during the Makarios era
The Makarios era (1960–1977) corresponded with two major regional disputes, with wide implications on international peace and regional politics: the Cyprus issue and the Arab–Israeli conflict. Given that these disputes are still ongoing, this study utilises diverse primary and secondary sources to analyse Cyprus’s relations with Egypt (United Arab Republic) and Israel in the Makarios period, using both political and economic perspectives. The stu…
Sokrates, Platon ve Aristoteles’in Atina Demokrasisine Eleştirileri
Bu çalışma insanlık tarihinin en büyük filozofları arasında kabul edilen Sokrates, Platon ve Aristoteles’in Atina demokrasisine yönelttikleri eleştirilere odaklanmakta, bu eleştirilerin modern demokrasiler açısından ne anlam ifade ettiğini ele almaktadır. Sokrates demokrasinin siyasette ehil olmayan şahısları söz sahibi hale getirdiğini ileri sürmektedir. Demokrasiyi istikrarsızlığa zemin hazırlayan bir rejim olarak gören Platon yönetici olma hak…
Demokrat Parti̇ Dönemi̇nde Abd’ye Bağimlilik Ve Moskova’nin Türki̇ye’ye Yardim Tekli̇fi̇
This study tried to illuminate an issue that has not yet been adequately addressed in the literature, how Moscow's economic aid offer to the Adnan Menderes government in 1956 was perceived by Washington and how this perception affected Washington's policy on Türkiye.The study gathered data by document analysis method, following a qualitative and historical methodology.It benefited from the archives of Turkish newspapers (Milliyet, Aksam and Cumhu…
Ahmet Gazioğlu ve Andreas Onoufriou’nun Romanlarında “Öteki” İmajları
Bu çalışmada, Kıbrıs’ta yaşayan iki toplum (Rumlar ve Türkler) için oldukça önemli bir dönüm noktası olan 1974 yılını konu alan iki eserdeki, Kıbrıslı Türk yazarAhmet Gazioğlu’nun Kıbrıs’ta Aşk ve Savaş romanı ile Kıbrıslı Rum yazar Andreas Onoufriou’nun İ Gi Pou Mas Egennise (Bizi Doğuran Toprak) romanındaki“öteki” imajları karşılaştırmalı olarak incelenmiştir. Her iki roman da milliyetçi anlatılar içermektedir. Onoufriou’nun romanındaki “ötekil…
Karl Marx’in Yazilarinda 1853-1856 Kirim Savaşi
İnsanlık tarihinin en ünlü düşünürleri arasında yer alan Karl Marx, Londra’da yaşadığı yıllarda ABD’de yayınlanan New York Tribune gazetesinde 1853 yılında patlak veren Osmanlı-Rus Savaşı’na (Kırım Savaşı) dair önemli yazılar yazmıştır. Marx bu yazılarıyla savaşın gidişatına ve Osmanlı İmparatorluğu, Rusya, İngiltere, Fransa, Avusturya ve Prusya’nın siyasetlerine dair derin analizler yapmıştır. Bu çalışma, bahse konu yazılara odaklanmakta ve bahs…
Surveillance, Disinformation, and Legislative Measures in the 21st Century
In contemporary society, the internet, particularly social media, has become a significant area where individuals spend considerable amounts of time engaging in various activities. Concurrently, the growing utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a critical component of the propaganda that is disseminated online within economic, social, and political spheres. AI encompasses a broad range of applications, including data collecti…
Cyprus and Africa in the Makarios Era
This paper examines a relatively understudied topic in the literature of Cypriot political history, namely the relations between Cyprus and African countries during the Makarios era. Drawing upon the official archives of the UN, USA, UK, and the Republic of Cyprus (specifically the Press and Information Office, PIO, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, MFA), as well as Cypriot newspapers, this research is grounded in historical analysis. The main…
The Relevance of Frankl's Logotherapy for Today and the Future
Viktor Frankl attributes significant importance to religion in relation to the human quest for meaning. According to Frankl, religion maintains its existence and continues offering guidance in the search for meaning irrespective of worldly conditions or developments. Since the 19th century, secularism-initially adopted particularly by Western nations but influential globally-has significantly limited the presence of religion in public life. Altho…
Selective silence
This article conceptualises selective silence as an institutional outcome through which the United Nations avoids recognising genocide when such recognition would conflict with dominant power interests. The article uses the Anfal campaign against the Kurds in Iraq as a critical case to argue that UN non-recognition was the result of four recurring institutional mechanisms: agenda prioritisation, reluctance to investigate, substitution of humanita…
“The Clash of Civilizations” in Cyprus
This study examines the political discourse and practices of the Greek Cypriot political party ELAM and the Turkish Cypriot political party YDP within the framework of populism. The findings of the study demonstrate that ELAM frames the Greek Cypriot community as part of “Judeo-Christian civilization” and portrays this civilization as being under threat from “Islamic civilization,” including Türkiye, Turkish Cypriots, and “illegal immigrants.” YD…
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