Gökten Doğangün
Biographic Data
| ID | 1433537 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gökten Doğangün |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gökten |
| FAMILY NAME | Doğangün |
| SIGNATURE | DOĞANGÜN G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Middle East Technical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7541-9477 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Karadeni̇z Bölgeselleşmesi̇ni̇n Ekonomi̇k Boyutu
Soğuk Savaşın sona ermesi ile birlikte Karadeniz Bölgesi bir bölge olarak yeniden keşfedilmiş ve bölgeselleşme tartışmalarının ve girişimlerinin ilgi odağı haline gelmiştir. Karadeniz bölgeselleşmesine dair öngörüler ekonomik iş birliği sayesinde bölgenin ekonomik kalkınma ve refah seviyesinin artacağı, bölge ülkeleri arasında karşılıklı bağlılık ve dayanışmanın gelişeceği ve böylelikle bölge ülkeleri arasında tarihsel ve siyasi ihtilaflarının çö…
Intellectual activism and pivotal paradigms in casting the model woman of the early Turkish Republic
Feminist historiography on the late Ottoman and early Turkish Republican era treats female women’s rights advocates typically as merely activists or literary figures and rarely focuses on their intellectual property, which constitutes the origin of their theoretical contribution to and active struggle for women’s equality. The academic corpus on the two prominent figures of the era, Şükûfe Nihal and Nezihe Muhittin, follows this pattern and conce…
Gender Climate in Authoritarian Politics
In Russia and Turkey, the pro-authoritarian regimes have largely relied on nationalistic narratives appealing to cultural authenticity, tradition, and religion for legitimacy and cultural resonance at the mass level. Within this narrative, as it is argued, traditional notions of family and femininity are endorsed so as to represent national power against the West and to invigorate social unity and morality in Russian and Turkish societies. The re…
EU’s Cross-Border Cooperation and Conflict Transformation at Contested Borders in the European Neighbourhood
In the post-Cold War period, the European Union’s neighbourhood policy towards its emerging eastern neighbours aims to surround the European Union (EU) with a ring of secure, stable and prosperous neighbouring countries. Advancing conflict transformation through cross-border cooperation initiatives constitutes a crucial part of the European neighbourhood policy. Cross-border interaction and cooperation are expected to lessen the heavy burden of s…
Gender Politics of the AKP
Under the rule of the AKP, gender politics draws a contradictory picture. Although significant legal advances have been achieved in harmony with international conventions, gender equality has not been fully attained. With the conjunction of the loss of momentum in the EU membership drive and the alliance between the party’s conservatism and neo-liberalism, a religio-conservative gender climate has emerged. This gender climate relies on the reconc…
Gender Climate in Authoritarian Politics
In Russia and Turkey, the pro-authoritarian regimes have largely relied on nationalistic narratives appealing to cultural authenticity, tradition, and religion for legitimacy and cultural resonance at the mass level. Within this narrative, as it is argued, traditional notions of family and femininity are endorsed so as to represent national power against the West and to invigorate social unity and morality in Russian and Turkish societies. The re…
Intellectual activism and pivotal paradigms in casting the model woman of the early Turkish Republic
Feminist historiography on the late Ottoman and early Turkish Republican era treats female women’s rights advocates typically as merely activists or literary figures and rarely focuses on their intellectual property, which constitutes the origin of their theoretical contribution to and active struggle for women’s equality. The academic corpus on the two prominent figures of the era, Şükûfe Nihal and Nezihe Muhittin, follows this pattern and conce…
Gender Politics of the AKP
Under the rule of the AKP, gender politics draws a contradictory picture. Although significant legal advances have been achieved in harmony with international conventions, gender equality has not been fully attained. With the conjunction of the loss of momentum in the EU membership drive and the alliance between the party’s conservatism and neo-liberalism, a religio-conservative gender climate has emerged. This gender climate relies on the reconc…
EU’s Cross-Border Cooperation and Conflict Transformation at Contested Borders in the European Neighbourhood
In the post-Cold War period, the European Union’s neighbourhood policy towards its emerging eastern neighbours aims to surround the European Union (EU) with a ring of secure, stable and prosperous neighbouring countries. Advancing conflict transformation through cross-border cooperation initiatives constitutes a crucial part of the European neighbourhood policy. Cross-border interaction and cooperation are expected to lessen the heavy burden of s…
Gender Climate in Authoritarian Politics
In Russia and Turkey, the pro-authoritarian regimes have largely relied on nationalistic narratives appealing to cultural authenticity, tradition, and religion for legitimacy and cultural resonance at the mass level. Within this narrative, as it is argued, traditional notions of family and femininity are endorsed so as to represent national power against the West and to invigorate social unity and morality in Russian and Turkish societies. The re…
Karadeni̇z Bölgeselleşmesi̇ni̇n Ekonomi̇k Boyutu
Soğuk Savaşın sona ermesi ile birlikte Karadeniz Bölgesi bir bölge olarak yeniden keşfedilmiş ve bölgeselleşme tartışmalarının ve girişimlerinin ilgi odağı haline gelmiştir. Karadeniz bölgeselleşmesine dair öngörüler ekonomik iş birliği sayesinde bölgenin ekonomik kalkınma ve refah seviyesinin artacağı, bölge ülkeleri arasında karşılıklı bağlılık ve dayanışmanın gelişeceği ve böylelikle bölge ülkeleri arasında tarihsel ve siyasi ihtilaflarının çö…
Intellectual activism and pivotal paradigms in casting the model woman of the early Turkish Republic
Feminist historiography on the late Ottoman and early Turkish Republican era treats female women’s rights advocates typically as merely activists or literary figures and rarely focuses on their intellectual property, which constitutes the origin of their theoretical contribution to and active struggle for women’s equality. The academic corpus on the two prominent figures of the era, Şükûfe Nihal and Nezihe Muhittin, follows this pattern and conce…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (3 works) · Turkish (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)