Çağlar Keyder
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 126985 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Çağlar Keyder |
| NOMBRES | Çağlar |
| APELLIDO | Keyder |
| FIRMA | KEYDER Ç |
| AFILIACIONES | Binghamton University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 302 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
New Perspectives on Turkey roundtable on the Covid-19 pandemic
The pandemic triggered by the novel coronavirus has not only created a global public health emergency, it has also had widespread and deep consequences in social relations throughout the world. The COVID-19 pandemic forces social scientists to reflect on a range of issues from gender relations and science and technology to the international political and economic order and the environment. As the editors of New Perspectives on Turkey, we decided …
Obituary
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Geopolitics and New Spatial Imaginaries
The three articles that follow in this CAS feature collection—those by Candela, Harrar, and Fisher Onar—were first written for a workshop entitled “Shifting Geopolitical Ecologies and New Spatial Imaginaries,” during the third Inter- Asian Connections conference in Hong Kong, in June 2012. The aim of the workshop was to identify and bring into discussion emerging mental, cultural, and political conceptions of spatial categories in Asia. Workshop …
Beyond the Resources of Poverty
Agrarian Change under Globalization
This paper argues that deepening commodification in Turkish agriculture has changed the lives of farmers in significant ways. Global circuits have swept away the accustomed networks of information, production and marketing which had been largely established and maintained by comprehensive governmental support policies. New institutions have come into the picture establishing the links between small producers and larger markets. With state policy …
Capital city resurgent
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Remembering Faruk Tabak
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Perilous Passage
Dilemmas of Critique
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The Turkish welfare regime in transformation
This article discusses the current transformation of Turkey’s welfare regime in the context of contemporary developments in social policy processes, particularly in Europe. It is argued that the transformation, under constraints of gobalization and neo-liberalism, involves a change from an inegalitarian corporatism where both the rural population and urban informal sector employees were excluded from the formal social security system. Variables i…
Moving in from the Margins? Turkey in Europe
Turkey's historical intimacy with Europe has always spelled ambivalence between inclusion and exclusion. Religious difference was an issue from the start, but this did not stop the Ottomans from recruiting Byzantine princes and Venetian grandees to serve their new state. The sultans in those early centuries claimed the Byzantine mantle and saw their realm as the New Rome, a universal empire in the making. Indeed, European attitudes betrayed an ac…
La Turquie, de la périphérie au centre
Historiquement, la Turquie est un « autre » pour l’Europe. Identité européenne et identité turque ont pris forme au travers d’une relation ambivalente (éloignement vs. proximité). Ceci explique pourquoi l’association formelle de la Turquie à l’Union Européenne a pu poser problème – forçant chacun des partenaires à une interrogation sur le sens de la culture et de l’identité. Dans un premier temps a semblé prévaloir une conviction selon laquelle l…
Globalization and Social Exclusion in Istanbul
The Turkish Bell Jar
Against a background of high unemployment and fragile economic recovery, the neo-Islamist AKP is submitting its supporters among the urban poor to the programmes of the IMF, Pentagon and Kemalist elite. Internal pressures on NATO’s Middle East bridgehead and EU candidate member
Peripheral Port-Cities and Politics on the Eve of the Great War
Est-ce donc vers le passé qu'il regardait, plutôt que vers l'avenir? Il n'est pas facile de trancher. Après tout, l'avenir est fait de nos nostalgies, de quoi d'autre?Cet âge où les hommes de toutes origines vivaient côte à côte dans les Echelles du Levant et mélangeaient leurs langues, est-ce une réminiscence d'autrefois? est-ce une préfiguration de l'avenir? Ceux qui demeurent attachés à ce rêve sont-ils des passéistes ou bien des visionnaires?…
Unthinking Southern Europe and Thinking on the Mediterranean
Writing History
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Bandits and Bureaucrats
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
State and Class in Turkey
Conference on “Culture and the Economy
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Discrete Forms of the Petty Bourgeoisie
Paths of rural transformation in Turkey
This article describes the transformation in Turkey of an independent peasantry under greater market integration. It is argued that in addition to capitalist farming, which only constitutes a geographically specific development path, petty commodity production in Turkish agriculture may be analysed through three distinct transformation trajectories. These trajectories are described by means of village case histories; then each development tendenc…
The cycle of sharecropping and the consolidation of small peasant ownership in Turkey
The Turkish welfare regime in transformation
This article discusses the current transformation of Turkey’s welfare regime in the context of contemporary developments in social policy processes, particularly in Europe. It is argued that the transformation, under constraints of gobalization and neo-liberalism, involves a change from an inegalitarian corporatism where both the rural population and urban informal sector employees were excluded from the formal social security system. Variables i…
Globalization and Social Exclusion in Istanbul
Agrarian Change under Globalization
This paper argues that deepening commodification in Turkish agriculture has changed the lives of farmers in significant ways. Global circuits have swept away the accustomed networks of information, production and marketing which had been largely established and maintained by comprehensive governmental support policies. New institutions have come into the picture establishing the links between small producers and larger markets. With state policy …
The cycle of sharecropping and the consolidation of small peasant ownership in Turkey
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
Agriculture and the state
The following is a study of the changes in Turkish agriculture and peasantry preceding the industrialisation of the country. This 'stylised' history of the Turkish economy between 1923-50 will illustrate our analysis of the dynamics of transformation and the non-transformation of traditional agriculture. Although the discussion is specific to the historical facts of Turkish agriculture, we hope that its theoretical content will point toward a met…
Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century
Journal Article Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century Get access Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century. By PATRICK O'BRIEN and CAGLAR KEYDER. (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1978. Pp. 205. £8.50.) Malcolm Falkus Malcolm Falkus London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 89,…
Paths of rural transformation in Turkey
This article describes the transformation in Turkey of an independent peasantry under greater market integration. It is argued that in addition to capitalist farming, which only constitutes a geographically specific development path, petty commodity production in Turkish agriculture may be analysed through three distinct transformation trajectories. These trajectories are described by means of village case histories; then each development tendenc…
The dissolution of the Asiation mode of production
The article is an attempt to trace out the contradictions accompanying the integration of a pre-capitalist formation into the world economy. Historical examples are taken from the Ottoman Empire, which, it is claimed, can be characterised as a transformation of the Asiatic Mode of Production. As merchant capital begins to dissolve the existing relations of production, a struggle over the division of the surplus ensues. This struggle is discussed …
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
New Perspectives on Turkey roundtable on the Covid-19 pandemic
The pandemic triggered by the novel coronavirus has not only created a global public health emergency, it has also had widespread and deep consequences in social relations throughout the world. The COVID-19 pandemic forces social scientists to reflect on a range of issues from gender relations and science and technology to the international political and economic order and the environment. As the editors of New Perspectives on Turkey, we decided …
Capital city resurgent
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Moving in from the Margins? Turkey in Europe
Turkey's historical intimacy with Europe has always spelled ambivalence between inclusion and exclusion. Religious difference was an issue from the start, but this did not stop the Ottomans from recruiting Byzantine princes and Venetian grandees to serve their new state. The sultans in those early centuries claimed the Byzantine mantle and saw their realm as the New Rome, a universal empire in the making. Indeed, European attitudes betrayed an ac…
Peripheral Port-Cities and Politics on the Eve of the Great War
Est-ce donc vers le passé qu'il regardait, plutôt que vers l'avenir? Il n'est pas facile de trancher. Après tout, l'avenir est fait de nos nostalgies, de quoi d'autre?Cet âge où les hommes de toutes origines vivaient côte à côte dans les Echelles du Levant et mélangeaient leurs langues, est-ce une réminiscence d'autrefois? est-ce une préfiguration de l'avenir? Ceux qui demeurent attachés à ce rêve sont-ils des passéistes ou bien des visionnaires?…
Geopolitics and New Spatial Imaginaries
The three articles that follow in this CAS feature collection—those by Candela, Harrar, and Fisher Onar—were first written for a workshop entitled “Shifting Geopolitical Ecologies and New Spatial Imaginaries,” during the third Inter- Asian Connections conference in Hong Kong, in June 2012. The aim of the workshop was to identify and bring into discussion emerging mental, cultural, and political conceptions of spatial categories in Asia. Workshop …
Les voies de passage vers la société industrielle en Grande-Bretagne et en France (1780-1914)
This article treats the comparative development of French and British economies during the nineteenth century. The focus is on the production of material goods, and the productivities in industry and agriculture are the principal indices under consideration. Our findings indicate that despite the French lateness in adopting factory technology, industrial productivity did not lag behind British levels, due mainly to a specialisation in French indu…
Surplus
Agriculture and the state
The following is a study of the changes in Turkish agriculture and peasantry preceding the industrialisation of the country. This 'stylised' history of the Turkish economy between 1923-50 will illustrate our analysis of the dynamics of transformation and the non-transformation of traditional agriculture. Although the discussion is specific to the historical facts of Turkish agriculture, we hope that its theoretical content will point toward a met…
The dissolution of the Asiation mode of production
The article is an attempt to trace out the contradictions accompanying the integration of a pre-capitalist formation into the world economy. Historical examples are taken from the Ottoman Empire, which, it is claimed, can be characterised as a transformation of the Asiatic Mode of Production. As merchant capital begins to dissolve the existing relations of production, a struggle over the division of the surplus ensues. This struggle is discussed …
The Political Economy of Turkish Democracy
Turkey occupies a highly distinctive position within the third world. Never colonized, the country inherited a rich political tradition from its imperial predecessor. Before ‘liberation struggle’ became the order of the day, its leaders were proclaiming a secular republic within a nation state constructed much along the lines
Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century
Journal Article Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century Get access Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914. Two Paths to the Twentieth Century. By PATRICK O'BRIEN and CAGLAR KEYDER. (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1978. Pp. 205. £8.50.) Malcolm Falkus Malcolm Falkus London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 89,…
Economic Growth in Britain and France, 1780-1914
Les voies de passage vers la société industrielle en Grande-Bretagne et en France (1780-1914)
This article treats the comparative development of French and British economies during the nineteenth century. The focus is on the production of material goods, and the productivities in industry and agriculture are the principal indices under consideration. Our findings indicate that despite the French lateness in adopting factory technology, industrial productivity did not lag behind British levels, due mainly to a specialisation in French indu…
Economic Growth in Britain and France 1780-1914
Part 1: Historiography, Data and Methods 1. Definitions and Historiography of Retardation 2. Data and Methods Part 2: Welfare 3. Per Capita Income and Real Wages Part 3: Productivity 4. The Productivity of Labour and Structural Change 5. Agriculture 6. Industry
Proto-Industrialisation and the Periphery
Discrete Forms of the Petty Bourgeoisie
Paths of rural transformation in Turkey
This article describes the transformation in Turkey of an independent peasantry under greater market integration. It is argued that in addition to capitalist farming, which only constitutes a geographically specific development path, petty commodity production in Turkish agriculture may be analysed through three distinct transformation trajectories. These trajectories are described by means of village case histories; then each development tendenc…
The cycle of sharecropping and the consolidation of small peasant ownership in Turkey
State and Class in Turkey
Conference on “Culture and the Economy
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
Landholding and Commercial Agriculture in the Middle East
Bandits and Bureaucrats
Unthinking Southern Europe and Thinking on the Mediterranean
Writing History
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Peripheral Port-Cities and Politics on the Eve of the Great War
Est-ce donc vers le passé qu'il regardait, plutôt que vers l'avenir? Il n'est pas facile de trancher. Après tout, l'avenir est fait de nos nostalgies, de quoi d'autre?Cet âge où les hommes de toutes origines vivaient côte à côte dans les Echelles du Levant et mélangeaient leurs langues, est-ce une réminiscence d'autrefois? est-ce une préfiguration de l'avenir? Ceux qui demeurent attachés à ce rêve sont-ils des passéistes ou bien des visionnaires?…
The Turkish Bell Jar
Against a background of high unemployment and fragile economic recovery, the neo-Islamist AKP is submitting its supporters among the urban poor to the programmes of the IMF, Pentagon and Kemalist elite. Internal pressures on NATO’s Middle East bridgehead and EU candidate member
La Turquie, de la périphérie au centre
Historiquement, la Turquie est un « autre » pour l’Europe. Identité européenne et identité turque ont pris forme au travers d’une relation ambivalente (éloignement vs. proximité). Ceci explique pourquoi l’association formelle de la Turquie à l’Union Européenne a pu poser problème – forçant chacun des partenaires à une interrogation sur le sens de la culture et de l’identité. Dans un premier temps a semblé prévaloir une conviction selon laquelle l…
Globalization and Social Exclusion in Istanbul
The Turkish welfare regime in transformation
This article discusses the current transformation of Turkey’s welfare regime in the context of contemporary developments in social policy processes, particularly in Europe. It is argued that the transformation, under constraints of gobalization and neo-liberalism, involves a change from an inegalitarian corporatism where both the rural population and urban informal sector employees were excluded from the formal social security system. Variables i…
Moving in from the Margins? Turkey in Europe
Turkey's historical intimacy with Europe has always spelled ambivalence between inclusion and exclusion. Religious difference was an issue from the start, but this did not stop the Ottomans from recruiting Byzantine princes and Venetian grandees to serve their new state. The sultans in those early centuries claimed the Byzantine mantle and saw their realm as the New Rome, a universal empire in the making. Indeed, European attitudes betrayed an ac…
Political science (26 obras) · Economics (17 obras) · Turkey's Politics and Society (15 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Agriculture (8 obras) · History (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Market economy (8 obras)