Murat Yesiltaş
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6561306 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Murat Yesiltaş |
| NOMBRES | Murat |
| APELLIDO | Yesiltaş |
| FIRMA | YESILTAS M |
| AFILIACIONES | Sakarya University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1985-8504 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A frame analysis of discourse and strategy in Iranian foreign policy
This study investigates the conceptual and strategic evolution of Iranian foreign policy as articulated in official discourse. It examines how Iranian foreign policy concepts are articulated in official discourse by applying frame analysis to speeches by Iranian leaders, constitutional provisions and state strategic documents and traces how terms such as martyrdom, Global Arrogance and self-sufficiency are made salient to define threats, interpre…
How Do Coping Strategies Impact the Relationship Between Dysfunctional Customer Behaviors and Revenge Intention? An Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Study
The study aimed to explore the impact of dysfunctional customer behaviors on revenge intention and the moderating role of coping strategies among hospitality and tourism industry employees. The study used an explanatory sequential mixed‐methods design. In the first phase, a quantitative data collection technique was used to survey 802 employees, and hypothesis testing was conducted. Quantitative data were analyzed using Model 2 of Hayes' PROCESS …
Seasonal employee leadership and turnover intention in the hospitality and tourism industry
Based on the Conservation of Resources Theory, this research aims to examine the relationship between seasonal employee leadership (SEL) and turnover intention (TI). The data was obtained by administering a survey to 450 seasonal employees working in 15 five‐star hotels in Antalya. The findings revealed that SEL reduces TI, which is an important problem for the tourism industry. The study results show that SEL was negatively related to workplace …
From ‘Roving’ to ‘Stationary’ Actors
Non-state armed actors' (NSAAs) control of territory is not a completely new phenomenon in international politics. However, NSAAs resurgence in the conceptualization and demarcation of both physical and imaginary territorial space has raised the need for a further understanding of their territorial logic. Non-state armed actors continue to seize, occupy, and control territory in a manner that undermines Westphalia tenets of statehood, including s…
From Geopolitical Anxiety to Assertive Stance
This article traces the evolution of Türkiye’s naval strategy from a defensive coastal-based concept to an assertive one within a broader geopolitical perspective. The shift began during the Cyprus crisis of the 1960s and was made possible by the Navy’s desire to return to the seas. The “Toward Open Seas” strategy of the 1990s and the development of the Turkish defense industry in the 2000s under the AK Party government further enabled this shift…
Rethinking non-state armed actors and sovereignty
The Logic of Non-State Armed Groups Survival in Syria
A growing body of research stresses finding out why some non-state armed groups in Syria survive longer than others. Despite this encouraging uptick in scholarship, studies have focused on the individual methods these groups have adopted. The extant literature suffers from a lack of comprehensive and rigorous analytical explanation based on a model that reveals the logic behind these groups' actions within the savagery, ferocity, and cruelty of o…
Turkey’s Strategic Conduct under the Changing International System
This article analyses how Turkey should orient its grand strategy under the changing international order. It claims that the international order has undergone a significant transformation that is pushing Turkey to relocate its international position. First, the article analyses the characteristic features of the changing dynamics of the international system; it then sheds light on the new aspects of Turkey’s changing strategic landscape. By takin…
Mimicry and substitution in the logic of sovereignty
Deciphering Turkey’s Assertive Military and Defense Strategy
This article argues that the change in Turkey’s defense and military strategy stems both from Turkey’s changing security landscape following the post-Arab spring regional disorder and Turkey’s quest to be an assertive regional player. The reasons behind the change in Turkish defense and military strategy also include a desire to gain political influence in the international arena and improve Turkey’s military capabilities to deter emerging securi…
İşveren Markası İşe Adanmayı Nasıl Etkiler? Duygusal Emeğin Aracılık Rolü
Bu araştırma işveren markasının duygusal emek ve işe adanma üzerindeki etkilerini incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Geliştirilen teorik model yapısal eşitlik modellemesi kullanılarak test edilmiştir. Araştırmada kullanılan veriler Ankara ilinde faaliyet gösteren beş yıldızlı otel işletmelerinin işgörenlerinden elde edilmiştir. Bulgulara göre, işveren markası duygusal emeğin yüzeysel davranış boyutunu anlamlı olarak etkilemezken, derin ve doğal davranış …
Non-State Armed Actors in the Middle East
Rethinking Kurdish geopolitical space
Global publics and local actors are increasingly saturated with variegated still and moving images. The important role played by images in world politics, however, remains understudied in the International Relations (IR) discipline. This article argues that the Kurdish geopolitical space is increasingly tied to a new regional and global imagination, which emanates from verbal–visual meaning-making strategies such as narrative reconstructions and …
The Transformation of the Geopolitical Vision in Turkish Foreign Policy
By problematizing the relationship between geopolitics and foreign policy, this paper investigates the discursive assumptions of two different geopolitical visions of Turkish foreign policy. It seeks to explain how different political actors spatialize Turkey's geography and represent it as having a “different,” “exceptional,” and “unique” geopolitical position in the international system in order to justify foreign policy. By investigating how g…
Representations of the Ergenekon Case in Turkey, 2007–11
The Transformation of the Geopolitical Vision in Turkish Foreign Policy
By problematizing the relationship between geopolitics and foreign policy, this paper investigates the discursive assumptions of two different geopolitical visions of Turkish foreign policy. It seeks to explain how different political actors spatialize Turkey's geography and represent it as having a “different,” “exceptional,” and “unique” geopolitical position in the international system in order to justify foreign policy. By investigating how g…
Rethinking Kurdish geopolitical space
Global publics and local actors are increasingly saturated with variegated still and moving images. The important role played by images in world politics, however, remains understudied in the International Relations (IR) discipline. This article argues that the Kurdish geopolitical space is increasingly tied to a new regional and global imagination, which emanates from verbal–visual meaning-making strategies such as narrative reconstructions and …
From ‘Roving’ to ‘Stationary’ Actors
Non-state armed actors' (NSAAs) control of territory is not a completely new phenomenon in international politics. However, NSAAs resurgence in the conceptualization and demarcation of both physical and imaginary territorial space has raised the need for a further understanding of their territorial logic. Non-state armed actors continue to seize, occupy, and control territory in a manner that undermines Westphalia tenets of statehood, including s…
Representations of the Ergenekon Case in Turkey, 2007–11
The Transformation of the Geopolitical Vision in Turkish Foreign Policy
By problematizing the relationship between geopolitics and foreign policy, this paper investigates the discursive assumptions of two different geopolitical visions of Turkish foreign policy. It seeks to explain how different political actors spatialize Turkey's geography and represent it as having a “different,” “exceptional,” and “unique” geopolitical position in the international system in order to justify foreign policy. By investigating how g…
Rethinking Kurdish geopolitical space
Global publics and local actors are increasingly saturated with variegated still and moving images. The important role played by images in world politics, however, remains understudied in the International Relations (IR) discipline. This article argues that the Kurdish geopolitical space is increasingly tied to a new regional and global imagination, which emanates from verbal–visual meaning-making strategies such as narrative reconstructions and …
Non-State Armed Actors in the Middle East
Deciphering Turkey’s Assertive Military and Defense Strategy
This article argues that the change in Turkey’s defense and military strategy stems both from Turkey’s changing security landscape following the post-Arab spring regional disorder and Turkey’s quest to be an assertive regional player. The reasons behind the change in Turkish defense and military strategy also include a desire to gain political influence in the international arena and improve Turkey’s military capabilities to deter emerging securi…
İşveren Markası İşe Adanmayı Nasıl Etkiler? Duygusal Emeğin Aracılık Rolü
Bu araştırma işveren markasının duygusal emek ve işe adanma üzerindeki etkilerini incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Geliştirilen teorik model yapısal eşitlik modellemesi kullanılarak test edilmiştir. Araştırmada kullanılan veriler Ankara ilinde faaliyet gösteren beş yıldızlı otel işletmelerinin işgörenlerinden elde edilmiştir. Bulgulara göre, işveren markası duygusal emeğin yüzeysel davranış boyutunu anlamlı olarak etkilemezken, derin ve doğal davranış …
Turkey’s Strategic Conduct under the Changing International System
This article analyses how Turkey should orient its grand strategy under the changing international order. It claims that the international order has undergone a significant transformation that is pushing Turkey to relocate its international position. First, the article analyses the characteristic features of the changing dynamics of the international system; it then sheds light on the new aspects of Turkey’s changing strategic landscape. By takin…
Mimicry and substitution in the logic of sovereignty
Rethinking non-state armed actors and sovereignty
The Logic of Non-State Armed Groups Survival in Syria
A growing body of research stresses finding out why some non-state armed groups in Syria survive longer than others. Despite this encouraging uptick in scholarship, studies have focused on the individual methods these groups have adopted. The extant literature suffers from a lack of comprehensive and rigorous analytical explanation based on a model that reveals the logic behind these groups' actions within the savagery, ferocity, and cruelty of o…
From Geopolitical Anxiety to Assertive Stance
This article traces the evolution of Türkiye’s naval strategy from a defensive coastal-based concept to an assertive one within a broader geopolitical perspective. The shift began during the Cyprus crisis of the 1960s and was made possible by the Navy’s desire to return to the seas. The “Toward Open Seas” strategy of the 1990s and the development of the Turkish defense industry in the 2000s under the AK Party government further enabled this shift…
Seasonal employee leadership and turnover intention in the hospitality and tourism industry
Based on the Conservation of Resources Theory, this research aims to examine the relationship between seasonal employee leadership (SEL) and turnover intention (TI). The data was obtained by administering a survey to 450 seasonal employees working in 15 five‐star hotels in Antalya. The findings revealed that SEL reduces TI, which is an important problem for the tourism industry. The study results show that SEL was negatively related to workplace …
From ‘Roving’ to ‘Stationary’ Actors
Non-state armed actors' (NSAAs) control of territory is not a completely new phenomenon in international politics. However, NSAAs resurgence in the conceptualization and demarcation of both physical and imaginary territorial space has raised the need for a further understanding of their territorial logic. Non-state armed actors continue to seize, occupy, and control territory in a manner that undermines Westphalia tenets of statehood, including s…
A frame analysis of discourse and strategy in Iranian foreign policy
This study investigates the conceptual and strategic evolution of Iranian foreign policy as articulated in official discourse. It examines how Iranian foreign policy concepts are articulated in official discourse by applying frame analysis to speeches by Iranian leaders, constitutional provisions and state strategic documents and traces how terms such as martyrdom, Global Arrogance and self-sufficiency are made salient to define threats, interpre…
How Do Coping Strategies Impact the Relationship Between Dysfunctional Customer Behaviors and Revenge Intention? An Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Study
The study aimed to explore the impact of dysfunctional customer behaviors on revenge intention and the moderating role of coping strategies among hospitality and tourism industry employees. The study used an explanatory sequential mixed‐methods design. In the first phase, a quantitative data collection technique was used to survey 802 employees, and hypothesis testing was conducted. Quantitative data were analyzed using Model 2 of Hayes' PROCESS …
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