Talha Köse
Biographic Data
| ID | 136191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Talha Köse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Talha |
| FAMILY NAME | Köse |
| SIGNATURE | KÖSE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | İstanbul Şehir University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7966-7742 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Corporate Image as a Differentiation Strategy in Healthcare: A Study in the Covid-19 Crisis Period in Turkey
This study aims to examine the protective and positive effects of corporate image in healthcare services from the perspective of Porter’s General Competitive Strategies. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a crisis period in which healthcare organizations struggle to eliminate infectious diseases and face economic difficulties. During this crisis period, the sustainability of private healthcare organizations in a competitive environment has become unc…
Is a New Opening Possible in Türkiye-EU Relations
Türkiye’s positive relations with the European Union (EU) in the early 2000s and its enthusiasm for the membership process started to weaken after 2006-2008. The downward spiral in Turkish-EU relations intensified after the failed July 15 coup attempt in Türkiye. Despite the joint strategic interests in many regional issues, including the Black Sea, the MENA Region, the Balkans, security in the Eastern Mediterranean, hydrocarbon projects, the fig…
Alevi Identity Demands: The Legal and Perceptual Dimensions of the Struggle for Recognition
Bu çalışma, Alevi toplumunun kimlik ve inanç temelli taleplerini Alevi kanaat önderlerinin ifadeleri ile ortaya koymaktadır. Cemevlerinin hukuki statüsü, zorunlu din eğitimi ve Alevi dedelerinin durumu gibi konular, Alevi toplumunun üzerinde mutabık kaldıkları temel beklentilerdir. Bu çalışmada bütün bu beklentilerin, özünde bir varoluş mücadelesi ve asimilasyona dair kaygılar eşliğinde, yasal ve algısal boyutları olan bir tanınma mücadelesine dö…
A Sea of Change in the Mena Region: External Intervention in Libya
External interventions by both regional and global powers in Libya have not been a scarcity after the 2011 revolution. With the turn of 2014, however, the nature of external interventions became more of a military one especially with the imposition of Haftar’s rule in the east by several counter-revolutionary regional and global actors. At the point that the same counter-revolutionary alliance attempted to geopolitically strangulate Turkey both v…
Rise and Fall of the AK Party’s Kurdish Peace Initiatives
ملخص: تحلل هذه الدراسة مبادرات السلام والمصالحة التي أطلقتها حكومات حزب العدالة والتنمية في الفترة الممتدة بين عامَي (2002-2017) لإيجاد حل للمسألة الكردية، مع التركيز بشكل خاص على عملية المصالحة. كما تناقش الخطوات التي اتُّخِذت في جميع مراحل عملية المصالحة، ونقاط القوة والضعف فيها. ويجادل البعض أن التحديات الرئيسة وأوجه القصور كانت تكمن في التحول في الأولويات السياسية للجهات الفاعلة السياسية الكردية، وتغ ميزان القوى داخل السياسة المحلية التركية، …
Emigration and the diffusion of political Salafism: Religious remittances and support for Salafi parties in Egypt during the Arab Spring
This study investigates the impact of emigration on the political behavior of citizens in Egypt. In particular, it argues that emigrants’ family members are more likely to vote for Salafi parties for several reasons, including the transfer of religious remittances by Egyptian emigrants to the Gulf and the influence of transnational Salafi networks. In order to test our argument, we conducted an original public opinion survey with around 1100 indi…
A Comparative Analysis of Soft Power in the Mena Region: The Impact of Ethnic, Sectarian, and Religious Identity on Soft Power in Iraq and Egypt
This study explores the relationship between ethnic, sectarian, and religious identities and soft power in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Uprisings. Utilizing original public opinion surveys conducted in Egypt and Iraq in 2012, we find that identity-based allegiances play a major role in groups’ choices regarding which countries’ increasing involvement in the region are seen favorably and whi…
Assessments of Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East During the Arab Uprisings
Using original public-opinion polls and elite interviews conducted in 2012, this article analyzes the perceptions of Turkish foreign policy regarding the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict in three Middle Eastern countries, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. It finds that ethnic, sectarian and religious groups in these three countries vary significantly in their views on Turkish foreign policy regarding both the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict, alt…
Out-group trust and conflict understandings: The perspective of Turks and Kurds in Turkey
Between Nationalism, Modernism and Secularism: The Ambivalent Place of ‘Alevi Identities’
This study discusses the position of Alevi identity and Alevi community with regard to the Turkish national identity-building project. There was a partial compatibility between the Kemalist objective of laicization and nation building and the Alevi practice and understanding of a ‘local’ version of ‘Turkish Islam’. Besides these compatibilities, Alevis faced the challenges of nation-building and homogenization policies, which involved homogenizat…
Ideological or religious? Contending visions on the future of Alevi identity
Establishing a coherent collective identity within the modern urban context among people who have different ideological, social and religious orientations, and social and economic backgrounds, is an ongoing struggle within the Alevi community in Turkey. This study tries to understand how alternative positions on Alevi identity dynamically construct the boundaries, moral contents and the new shape of Alevi identity in modern urban contexts through…
Out-group trust and conflict understandings: The perspective of Turks and Kurds in Turkey
Emigration and the diffusion of political Salafism: Religious remittances and support for Salafi parties in Egypt during the Arab Spring
This study investigates the impact of emigration on the political behavior of citizens in Egypt. In particular, it argues that emigrants’ family members are more likely to vote for Salafi parties for several reasons, including the transfer of religious remittances by Egyptian emigrants to the Gulf and the influence of transnational Salafi networks. In order to test our argument, we conducted an original public opinion survey with around 1100 indi…
Between Nationalism, Modernism and Secularism: The Ambivalent Place of ‘Alevi Identities’
This study discusses the position of Alevi identity and Alevi community with regard to the Turkish national identity-building project. There was a partial compatibility between the Kemalist objective of laicization and nation building and the Alevi practice and understanding of a ‘local’ version of ‘Turkish Islam’. Besides these compatibilities, Alevis faced the challenges of nation-building and homogenization policies, which involved homogenizat…
Assessments of Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East During the Arab Uprisings
Using original public-opinion polls and elite interviews conducted in 2012, this article analyzes the perceptions of Turkish foreign policy regarding the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict in three Middle Eastern countries, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. It finds that ethnic, sectarian and religious groups in these three countries vary significantly in their views on Turkish foreign policy regarding both the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict, alt…
A Comparative Analysis of Soft Power in the Mena Region: The Impact of Ethnic, Sectarian, and Religious Identity on Soft Power in Iraq and Egypt
This study explores the relationship between ethnic, sectarian, and religious identities and soft power in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Uprisings. Utilizing original public opinion surveys conducted in Egypt and Iraq in 2012, we find that identity-based allegiances play a major role in groups’ choices regarding which countries’ increasing involvement in the region are seen favorably and whi…
Ideological or religious? Contending visions on the future of Alevi identity
Establishing a coherent collective identity within the modern urban context among people who have different ideological, social and religious orientations, and social and economic backgrounds, is an ongoing struggle within the Alevi community in Turkey. This study tries to understand how alternative positions on Alevi identity dynamically construct the boundaries, moral contents and the new shape of Alevi identity in modern urban contexts through…
Between Nationalism, Modernism and Secularism: The Ambivalent Place of ‘Alevi Identities’
This study discusses the position of Alevi identity and Alevi community with regard to the Turkish national identity-building project. There was a partial compatibility between the Kemalist objective of laicization and nation building and the Alevi practice and understanding of a ‘local’ version of ‘Turkish Islam’. Besides these compatibilities, Alevis faced the challenges of nation-building and homogenization policies, which involved homogenizat…
Out-group trust and conflict understandings: The perspective of Turks and Kurds in Turkey
Assessments of Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East During the Arab Uprisings
Using original public-opinion polls and elite interviews conducted in 2012, this article analyzes the perceptions of Turkish foreign policy regarding the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict in three Middle Eastern countries, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. It finds that ethnic, sectarian and religious groups in these three countries vary significantly in their views on Turkish foreign policy regarding both the Arab Uprisings and the Syrian conflict, alt…
A Comparative Analysis of Soft Power in the Mena Region: The Impact of Ethnic, Sectarian, and Religious Identity on Soft Power in Iraq and Egypt
This study explores the relationship between ethnic, sectarian, and religious identities and soft power in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Uprisings. Utilizing original public opinion surveys conducted in Egypt and Iraq in 2012, we find that identity-based allegiances play a major role in groups’ choices regarding which countries’ increasing involvement in the region are seen favorably and whi…
Rise and Fall of the AK Party’s Kurdish Peace Initiatives
ملخص: تحلل هذه الدراسة مبادرات السلام والمصالحة التي أطلقتها حكومات حزب العدالة والتنمية في الفترة الممتدة بين عامَي (2002-2017) لإيجاد حل للمسألة الكردية، مع التركيز بشكل خاص على عملية المصالحة. كما تناقش الخطوات التي اتُّخِذت في جميع مراحل عملية المصالحة، ونقاط القوة والضعف فيها. ويجادل البعض أن التحديات الرئيسة وأوجه القصور كانت تكمن في التحول في الأولويات السياسية للجهات الفاعلة السياسية الكردية، وتغ ميزان القوى داخل السياسة المحلية التركية، …
Emigration and the diffusion of political Salafism: Religious remittances and support for Salafi parties in Egypt during the Arab Spring
This study investigates the impact of emigration on the political behavior of citizens in Egypt. In particular, it argues that emigrants’ family members are more likely to vote for Salafi parties for several reasons, including the transfer of religious remittances by Egyptian emigrants to the Gulf and the influence of transnational Salafi networks. In order to test our argument, we conducted an original public opinion survey with around 1100 indi…
A Sea of Change in the Mena Region: External Intervention in Libya
External interventions by both regional and global powers in Libya have not been a scarcity after the 2011 revolution. With the turn of 2014, however, the nature of external interventions became more of a military one especially with the imposition of Haftar’s rule in the east by several counter-revolutionary regional and global actors. At the point that the same counter-revolutionary alliance attempted to geopolitically strangulate Turkey both v…
Alevi Identity Demands: The Legal and Perceptual Dimensions of the Struggle for Recognition
Bu çalışma, Alevi toplumunun kimlik ve inanç temelli taleplerini Alevi kanaat önderlerinin ifadeleri ile ortaya koymaktadır. Cemevlerinin hukuki statüsü, zorunlu din eğitimi ve Alevi dedelerinin durumu gibi konular, Alevi toplumunun üzerinde mutabık kaldıkları temel beklentilerdir. Bu çalışmada bütün bu beklentilerin, özünde bir varoluş mücadelesi ve asimilasyona dair kaygılar eşliğinde, yasal ve algısal boyutları olan bir tanınma mücadelesine dö…
Is a New Opening Possible in Türkiye-EU Relations
Türkiye’s positive relations with the European Union (EU) in the early 2000s and its enthusiasm for the membership process started to weaken after 2006-2008. The downward spiral in Turkish-EU relations intensified after the failed July 15 coup attempt in Türkiye. Despite the joint strategic interests in many regional issues, including the Black Sea, the MENA Region, the Balkans, security in the Eastern Mediterranean, hydrocarbon projects, the fig…
Corporate Image as a Differentiation Strategy in Healthcare: A Study in the Covid-19 Crisis Period in Turkey
This study aims to examine the protective and positive effects of corporate image in healthcare services from the perspective of Porter’s General Competitive Strategies. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a crisis period in which healthcare organizations struggle to eliminate infectious diseases and face economic difficulties. During this crisis period, the sustainability of private healthcare organizations in a competitive environment has become unc…
Political science (11 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Turkish (5 works) · Ethnic group (4 works) · Development economics (3 works)