Ayşegül Kars Kaynar
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4186872 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ayşegül Kars Kaynar |
| NOMBRES | Ayşegül Kars |
| APELLIDO | Kaynar |
| FIRMA | KAYNAR A K |
| AFILIACIONES | Department of Political Science and Public Administration, European University of Lefke, Mersin 10, Turkey |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5011-2436 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Last Two Decades of Civil-Military Relations in Turkey Under the Shadow of Courts
The article examines the establishment of civilian supremacy and presidential control over the Turkish Armed Forces in the last two decades. It purports that such control was possible due to the combined use of reformative and repressive instruments. Under the JDP governments, intermittent legal reforms trimmed the political power of military bureaucracy and subjected it to the supervision of civilian administration. At the same time, the militar…
Politics and Criminal Justice
This article deals with the role of judicial mechanisms in the JDP’s approach to the Kurdish issue. Specifically, it examines the KCK case, which began in April 2009 and is still continuing in some courts. The article places this criminal prosecution into a political setting and attempts to construct its political role and meaning. Studying the KCK case as a part of the JDP’s Kurdish policy shows how the government uses both repressive and peacef…
Post-2016 military restructuring in Turkey from the perspective of coup-proofing
This article focuses on the post-2016 military reforms and examines the meaning of civilian oversight and control that these reforms have brought. For almost two decades, the establishment of civilian supremacy over the military has been discussed in terms of democratic control of the armed forces. The article claims that although the post-2016 reforms installed civilian supremacy, they diverge from this approach significantly. Instead, they disp…
Making of military tutelage in Turkey
This article examines the Turkish National Security Council's (NSC's) constitutional status within the executive organ of the state. It surveys security councils of 31 countries to demonstrate the peculiarity of the NSC's status. It explores how the constitutional articles on the NSC were developed in the making of the 1961 and 1982 Turkish Constitutions. It examines the discussions in constituent assemblies, draft constitutions and reasoned repo…
Political Activism of the National Security Council in Turkey After the Reforms
Since the early 2000s, civil-military relations in Turkey have been tremendously overhauled. The National Security Council (MGK) lay at the crux of this transformation. This semi-military council was considered to be the principal formal channel that allowed the military to intervene in politics. Therefore, the reforms toward more civilian domination in the MGK were extensively hailed and reckoned as the end of the military's protracted political…
Making of military tutelage in Turkey
This article examines the Turkish National Security Council's (NSC's) constitutional status within the executive organ of the state. It surveys security councils of 31 countries to demonstrate the peculiarity of the NSC's status. It explores how the constitutional articles on the NSC were developed in the making of the 1961 and 1982 Turkish Constitutions. It examines the discussions in constituent assemblies, draft constitutions and reasoned repo…
Post-2016 military restructuring in Turkey from the perspective of coup-proofing
This article focuses on the post-2016 military reforms and examines the meaning of civilian oversight and control that these reforms have brought. For almost two decades, the establishment of civilian supremacy over the military has been discussed in terms of democratic control of the armed forces. The article claims that although the post-2016 reforms installed civilian supremacy, they diverge from this approach significantly. Instead, they disp…
Political Activism of the National Security Council in Turkey After the Reforms
Since the early 2000s, civil-military relations in Turkey have been tremendously overhauled. The National Security Council (MGK) lay at the crux of this transformation. This semi-military council was considered to be the principal formal channel that allowed the military to intervene in politics. Therefore, the reforms toward more civilian domination in the MGK were extensively hailed and reckoned as the end of the military's protracted political…
Making of military tutelage in Turkey
This article examines the Turkish National Security Council's (NSC's) constitutional status within the executive organ of the state. It surveys security councils of 31 countries to demonstrate the peculiarity of the NSC's status. It explores how the constitutional articles on the NSC were developed in the making of the 1961 and 1982 Turkish Constitutions. It examines the discussions in constituent assemblies, draft constitutions and reasoned repo…
Political Activism of the National Security Council in Turkey After the Reforms
Since the early 2000s, civil-military relations in Turkey have been tremendously overhauled. The National Security Council (MGK) lay at the crux of this transformation. This semi-military council was considered to be the principal formal channel that allowed the military to intervene in politics. Therefore, the reforms toward more civilian domination in the MGK were extensively hailed and reckoned as the end of the military's protracted political…
Politics and Criminal Justice
This article deals with the role of judicial mechanisms in the JDP’s approach to the Kurdish issue. Specifically, it examines the KCK case, which began in April 2009 and is still continuing in some courts. The article places this criminal prosecution into a political setting and attempts to construct its political role and meaning. Studying the KCK case as a part of the JDP’s Kurdish policy shows how the government uses both repressive and peacef…
Post-2016 military restructuring in Turkey from the perspective of coup-proofing
This article focuses on the post-2016 military reforms and examines the meaning of civilian oversight and control that these reforms have brought. For almost two decades, the establishment of civilian supremacy over the military has been discussed in terms of democratic control of the armed forces. The article claims that although the post-2016 reforms installed civilian supremacy, they diverge from this approach significantly. Instead, they disp…
The Last Two Decades of Civil-Military Relations in Turkey Under the Shadow of Courts
The article examines the establishment of civilian supremacy and presidential control over the Turkish Armed Forces in the last two decades. It purports that such control was possible due to the combined use of reformative and repressive instruments. Under the JDP governments, intermittent legal reforms trimmed the political power of military bureaucracy and subjected it to the supervision of civilian administration. At the same time, the militar…
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