Mehmet Orhan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 641079 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mehmet Orhan |
| NOMBRES | Mehmet |
| APELLIDO | Orhan |
| FIRMA | ORHAN M |
| AFILIACIONES | EM Normandie Business School |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7093-4085 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Authorship inequality and elite dominance in management and organizational research
Ideally, scholarly publishing should be fair, meritocratic, and inclusive of diverse groups of researchers. However, many disciplines, including management and organizational research (MOR), remain far from this ideal. We investigate the extent of authorship concentration across three closely related MOR subfields: Management (MNGT), Human Resource Management (HRM), and Industrial-Organizational Psychology (IOP), by analyzing 60-year publication …
Reproduction of form in Management and Organization Research
This paper analyzes academic research practice in Management and Organization Research drawing on the concept of reproduction of form. Reproduction of form refers to the continuous repetition of discourse shaped by authoritative ideology. While discourse originates from and is influenced by ideology, its performative meanings become increasingly ambiguous, paradoxical, and ultimately meaningless over time. We analyze the manifestation of reproduc…
Ethnography as Heuristic Experience, Historical Research, and Multiple Method
The Essay is the Bulletin’s peer-review forum for scholarly journal articles. In this issue we are pleased to share Mehmet Orhan’s discussion of ethnography and its intersection with methods in historiography, phenomenology, and narratology. In this essay, Orhan provides a useful primer to ethnographic fieldwork and how it can be used in the academic study of religion. His research features Muslim communities as data for this kind of analysis but…
Rise of the most excellent scholar, demise of the field
Contains fulltext : 309997.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
Cause‐related marketing in pandemic context—The effects of cause‐brand fit and cause‐brand alliance on customer‐based legitimacy and reputation
Even though the COVID‐19 pandemic has represented an intense period of stress and anxiety for individuals, it has also been an opportunity for firms to engage in cause‐related marketing initiatives as a means of providing support and helping them cope with this global pandemic. This study analyzes the influence of cause–brand fit and cause–brand alliance on customer‐based legitimacy and reputation. This study also examines the mediating and moder…
Comparing Foodie Calls in Poland, the United Kingdom, and the United States
Collisson et al. (2020) found Dark Triad traits and gender role beliefs predicted "foodie calls," a phenomenon where people go on a date with others, to whom they are not attracted, for a free meal. Because gender roles and dating norms differ across cultures, we conducted a registered replication across different cultures by surveying 1838 heterosexual women from Poland, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US). Relying on the structu…
Türkiye İle Avrupa Birliği Ülkelerinde Bulanan KOBİ’lerin İnovasyon Yeteneklerinin Kıyaslanması
Bu çalışmada, Türkiye’nin de içinde olduğu seçilmiş Avrupa Birliği (AB) ülkelerinde bulanan KOBİ’ lerin inovasyon yeteneklerinin analiz edilerek ülkesel bazda kıyaslanması amaçlanmaktadır. Bu amaca yönelik öncelikle literatür taraması yapmış ve kıyaslamalarda kullanılacak kriterler tespit edilmiştir. Çalışmada 15 kriter kullanılmıştır. Kriter ağırlıklarının tespit edilmesinde ENTROPİ yöntemi kullanılmıştır. Daha sonra MAUT yöntemi kullanılarak ül…
Work experience on algorithm-based platforms
The prevalent use of digital labor platforms has transformed the nature of work globally. Such algorithm-based platforms have triggered many technological, legal, ethical, and human resource management challenges. Despite some benefits (i.e., flexibility), the precarious conditions and commodification of jobs are major concerns in these platform-based employment conditions. The remote-work paradigm shift during the COVID-19 pandemic has made the …
Exploring the microfoundations of nomadic dynamic capabilities
Avrupa Birliği Ülkeleri ile Avrupa Birliği Üyeliğine Aday Olan Ülkelerin Makroekonomik Performanslarının Aras Yöntemi ile Kıyaslanması
In this study, it is aimed to analyze and compare the macroeconomic performances of European Union (EU) countries, EU candidate countries, and potential EU candidate countries in 2018.For this purpose, firstly, the literature was reviewed to determine the criteria used to compare the macroeconomic performance of the countries.Economic growth rate, GDP per capita, inflation rate, employment rate, export and import indicators were used as criteria …
Research Methodology in Kurdish Studies
Kurdish studies are generally defined and conducted according to a topic or geographic location, namely, within the Middle East. Research procedures used to handle different issues as well as develop concepts and hypotheses have become important, since most of the current theories lack practical approaches when conducting studies on the Kurds. Relying on specific examples, published sources as well as the author’s personal fieldwork and insights,…
Political violence and insurgencies in the Middle East
Political violence is a key theme in understanding the historical and contemporary Middle East characterized by different religious, social, and political revolts. It is thus salient to analyze why political violence emerges, how it is diffused, and why it takes different configurations during insurgencies. In order to study these questions, this article establishes three analytical frameworks: interdependency among violence and social movements,…
The Intersectional Dynamics of Political Violence and Gender in the Kurdish Conflict
What is the relationship between social, historical, and political dynamics and gender in the use of violence? This research uses the Kurdish conflict to examine this question. On the basis of empirical examples about Kurdish women, it focuses on ethnic identity, patriarchy, social class, generation, and politicization within their historical and spatial variations. It argues that gender dynamics do not operate alone but intersect in many ways wi…
Political violence, asabiyya and identity
This article investigates the relationship between asabiyya (esprit de corps) and political violence within the context of the Kurdish experience, which relies heavily on the presence and activities of armed groups within the society. Furthermore, this article reveals different possibilities for how an armed group can be diffused into a close ethnic unit and transforms its collective solidarity and consciousness by orienting it towards the use of…
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
The Kurdish conflict is an acknowledged long-standing issue in the Middle East, and the emergence of radical Kurdish nationalist movements in the 20th century played a decisive role in the evolution of political violence. Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey examines how this political violence impacts Kurds in contemporary Turkey, and explores the circumstances that move human beings to violent acts. It looks at the forms political violence ta…
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
The Kurdish conflict is an acknowledged long-standing issue in the Middle East, and the emergence of radical Kurdish nationalist movements in the 20th century played a decisive role in the evolution of political violence. Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey examines how this political violence impacts Kurds in contemporary Turkey, and explores the circumstances that move human beings to violent acts. It looks at the forms political violence ta…
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
Transborder violence
This paper develops the category of transborder violence in order to analyze PKK mobilization and use of violence in and from Syria and Iraq. Wars, regional crises and insurgencies produce new configurations of political opportunities by offering new spaces and resources to the PKK as well as to state actors (Turkey, Iraq and Syria). Political actors use these spaces and resources in order to protect themselves, invent legitimacies, and organize …
Kurdish Rebellions and Conflict Groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s
This paper is about Kurdish rebellions and conflict groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s. The study defines these rebellions and conflict groups as local, sporadic and segmented. They were local as they underwent regional forms and variations. Yet, the values and actions of rebellious actors were not reduced to only local realities since it is possible to observe that they exceeded local frames by religious and nationalist motivations. Sec…
Al‐Qaeda
This article studies an al‐Qaeda action group founded around 2000 in Turkey. This group constructed a small autonomous movement outside larger social and political structures of power and action in Bingöl, a Kurdish town. The new form of the group's radicalism, with its local and global instruments of socialization and its repertoire of violence, produced organizational, strategic, axiological, and teleological ruptures with traditional Islamist …
Transborder violence
This paper develops the category of transborder violence in order to analyze PKK mobilization and use of violence in and from Syria and Iraq. Wars, regional crises and insurgencies produce new configurations of political opportunities by offering new spaces and resources to the PKK as well as to state actors (Turkey, Iraq and Syria). Political actors use these spaces and resources in order to protect themselves, invent legitimacies, and organize …
Kurdish Rebellions and Conflict Groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s
This paper is about Kurdish rebellions and conflict groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s. The study defines these rebellions and conflict groups as local, sporadic and segmented. They were local as they underwent regional forms and variations. Yet, the values and actions of rebellious actors were not reduced to only local realities since it is possible to observe that they exceeded local frames by religious and nationalist motivations. Sec…
Al‐Qaeda
This article studies an al‐Qaeda action group founded around 2000 in Turkey. This group constructed a small autonomous movement outside larger social and political structures of power and action in Bingöl, a Kurdish town. The new form of the group's radicalism, with its local and global instruments of socialization and its repertoire of violence, produced organizational, strategic, axiological, and teleological ruptures with traditional Islamist …
Rise of the most excellent scholar, demise of the field
Contains fulltext : 309997.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
Research Methodology in Kurdish Studies
Kurdish studies are generally defined and conducted according to a topic or geographic location, namely, within the Middle East. Research procedures used to handle different issues as well as develop concepts and hypotheses have become important, since most of the current theories lack practical approaches when conducting studies on the Kurds. Relying on specific examples, published sources as well as the author’s personal fieldwork and insights,…
The Intersectional Dynamics of Political Violence and Gender in the Kurdish Conflict
What is the relationship between social, historical, and political dynamics and gender in the use of violence? This research uses the Kurdish conflict to examine this question. On the basis of empirical examples about Kurdish women, it focuses on ethnic identity, patriarchy, social class, generation, and politicization within their historical and spatial variations. It argues that gender dynamics do not operate alone but intersect in many ways wi…
Al‐Qaeda
This article studies an al‐Qaeda action group founded around 2000 in Turkey. This group constructed a small autonomous movement outside larger social and political structures of power and action in Bingöl, a Kurdish town. The new form of the group's radicalism, with its local and global instruments of socialization and its repertoire of violence, produced organizational, strategic, axiological, and teleological ruptures with traditional Islamist …
Kurdish Rebellions and Conflict Groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s
This paper is about Kurdish rebellions and conflict groups in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s. The study defines these rebellions and conflict groups as local, sporadic and segmented. They were local as they underwent regional forms and variations. Yet, the values and actions of rebellious actors were not reduced to only local realities since it is possible to observe that they exceeded local frames by religious and nationalist motivations. Sec…
Transborder violence
This paper develops the category of transborder violence in order to analyze PKK mobilization and use of violence in and from Syria and Iraq. Wars, regional crises and insurgencies produce new configurations of political opportunities by offering new spaces and resources to the PKK as well as to state actors (Turkey, Iraq and Syria). Political actors use these spaces and resources in order to protect themselves, invent legitimacies, and organize …
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
The Kurdish conflict is an acknowledged long-standing issue in the Middle East, and the emergence of radical Kurdish nationalist movements in the 20th century played a decisive role in the evolution of political violence. Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey examines how this political violence impacts Kurds in contemporary Turkey, and explores the circumstances that move human beings to violent acts. It looks at the forms political violence ta…
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
The Kurdish conflict is an acknowledged long-standing issue in the Middle East, and the emergence of radical Kurdish nationalist movements in the 20th century played a decisive role in the evolution of political violence. Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey examines how this political violence impacts Kurds in contemporary Turkey, and explores the circumstances that move human beings to violent acts. It looks at the forms political violence ta…
Political Violence and Kurds in Turkey
Political violence, asabiyya and identity
This article investigates the relationship between asabiyya (esprit de corps) and political violence within the context of the Kurdish experience, which relies heavily on the presence and activities of armed groups within the society. Furthermore, this article reveals different possibilities for how an armed group can be diffused into a close ethnic unit and transforms its collective solidarity and consciousness by orienting it towards the use of…
Political violence and insurgencies in the Middle East
Political violence is a key theme in understanding the historical and contemporary Middle East characterized by different religious, social, and political revolts. It is thus salient to analyze why political violence emerges, how it is diffused, and why it takes different configurations during insurgencies. In order to study these questions, this article establishes three analytical frameworks: interdependency among violence and social movements,…
The Intersectional Dynamics of Political Violence and Gender in the Kurdish Conflict
What is the relationship between social, historical, and political dynamics and gender in the use of violence? This research uses the Kurdish conflict to examine this question. On the basis of empirical examples about Kurdish women, it focuses on ethnic identity, patriarchy, social class, generation, and politicization within their historical and spatial variations. It argues that gender dynamics do not operate alone but intersect in many ways wi…
Avrupa Birliği Ülkeleri ile Avrupa Birliği Üyeliğine Aday Olan Ülkelerin Makroekonomik Performanslarının Aras Yöntemi ile Kıyaslanması
In this study, it is aimed to analyze and compare the macroeconomic performances of European Union (EU) countries, EU candidate countries, and potential EU candidate countries in 2018.For this purpose, firstly, the literature was reviewed to determine the criteria used to compare the macroeconomic performance of the countries.Economic growth rate, GDP per capita, inflation rate, employment rate, export and import indicators were used as criteria …
Research Methodology in Kurdish Studies
Kurdish studies are generally defined and conducted according to a topic or geographic location, namely, within the Middle East. Research procedures used to handle different issues as well as develop concepts and hypotheses have become important, since most of the current theories lack practical approaches when conducting studies on the Kurds. Relying on specific examples, published sources as well as the author’s personal fieldwork and insights,…
Exploring the microfoundations of nomadic dynamic capabilities
Türkiye İle Avrupa Birliği Ülkelerinde Bulanan KOBİ’lerin İnovasyon Yeteneklerinin Kıyaslanması
Bu çalışmada, Türkiye’nin de içinde olduğu seçilmiş Avrupa Birliği (AB) ülkelerinde bulanan KOBİ’ lerin inovasyon yeteneklerinin analiz edilerek ülkesel bazda kıyaslanması amaçlanmaktadır. Bu amaca yönelik öncelikle literatür taraması yapmış ve kıyaslamalarda kullanılacak kriterler tespit edilmiştir. Çalışmada 15 kriter kullanılmıştır. Kriter ağırlıklarının tespit edilmesinde ENTROPİ yöntemi kullanılmıştır. Daha sonra MAUT yöntemi kullanılarak ül…
Work experience on algorithm-based platforms
The prevalent use of digital labor platforms has transformed the nature of work globally. Such algorithm-based platforms have triggered many technological, legal, ethical, and human resource management challenges. Despite some benefits (i.e., flexibility), the precarious conditions and commodification of jobs are major concerns in these platform-based employment conditions. The remote-work paradigm shift during the COVID-19 pandemic has made the …
Cause‐related marketing in pandemic context—The effects of cause‐brand fit and cause‐brand alliance on customer‐based legitimacy and reputation
Even though the COVID‐19 pandemic has represented an intense period of stress and anxiety for individuals, it has also been an opportunity for firms to engage in cause‐related marketing initiatives as a means of providing support and helping them cope with this global pandemic. This study analyzes the influence of cause–brand fit and cause–brand alliance on customer‐based legitimacy and reputation. This study also examines the mediating and moder…
Comparing Foodie Calls in Poland, the United Kingdom, and the United States
Collisson et al. (2020) found Dark Triad traits and gender role beliefs predicted "foodie calls," a phenomenon where people go on a date with others, to whom they are not attracted, for a free meal. Because gender roles and dating norms differ across cultures, we conducted a registered replication across different cultures by surveying 1838 heterosexual women from Poland, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US). Relying on the structu…
Ethnography as Heuristic Experience, Historical Research, and Multiple Method
The Essay is the Bulletin’s peer-review forum for scholarly journal articles. In this issue we are pleased to share Mehmet Orhan’s discussion of ethnography and its intersection with methods in historiography, phenomenology, and narratology. In this essay, Orhan provides a useful primer to ethnographic fieldwork and how it can be used in the academic study of religion. His research features Muslim communities as data for this kind of analysis but…
Rise of the most excellent scholar, demise of the field
Contains fulltext : 309997.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
Authorship inequality and elite dominance in management and organizational research
Ideally, scholarly publishing should be fair, meritocratic, and inclusive of diverse groups of researchers. However, many disciplines, including management and organizational research (MOR), remain far from this ideal. We investigate the extent of authorship concentration across three closely related MOR subfields: Management (MNGT), Human Resource Management (HRM), and Industrial-Organizational Psychology (IOP), by analyzing 60-year publication …
Reproduction of form in Management and Organization Research
This paper analyzes academic research practice in Management and Organization Research drawing on the concept of reproduction of form. Reproduction of form refers to the continuous repetition of discourse shaped by authoritative ideology. While discourse originates from and is influenced by ideology, its performative meanings become increasingly ambiguous, paradoxical, and ultimately meaningless over time. We analyze the manifestation of reproduc…
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