Abdullah Aydogan
Biographic Data
| ID | 1535330 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Abdullah Aydogan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Abdullah |
| FAMILY NAME | Aydogan |
| SIGNATURE | AYDOGAN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Houston, TX, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1393-836X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 73 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Party systems and ideological cleavages in the Middle East and North Africa
Previous studies have contrasted the political party systems in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) with those in more democratic countries, raising three important points: (1) the religious–secular dimension, rather than the economic or social left–right, explains the underlying political party competition; (2) left-wing politics is relatively weaker than right-wing politics; and (3) parties that are traditionally known as rightist take left…
Atatürk Dönemi̇ Türk Havacilik Faali̇yetleri̇ Ve Havacilik Faali̇yetleri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇m Süreci̇
İnsanoğlunun en önem verdiği isteklerin başında uçmak vardır. 11. yüzyıldan itibaren kuşlar taklit edilerek uçmak istenmiştir. Özellikle medeniyetin ilk kurulduğu topraklar olan Anadolu’da uçmak isteği ilk kez burada yaşamış mucitler tarafından denenmiştir. 18. ve 19. yüzyıllara geldiğimizde ise artık motorlu uçakların ilk örnekleri denenmeye başlanmıştır. Osmanlı Devleti bu gelişmelere duraklama ve yıkılma döneminde tanık olduğundan ekonomik seb…
Elite-Citizen Linkages and Issue Congruency under Competitive Authoritarianism
To what extent, if any, do the issue priorities of elites overlap with that of the public under competitive authoritarianism? While previous studies examined the overlap of the priorities of elites and ordinary citizens in democracies, our knowledge is still limited when we move beyond these contexts. This article aims to contribute to the democratisation and legislative politics literature by testing congruence of issue priorities under competit…
Ideological Congruence and Social Media Text as Data
Earlier studies on ideological congruence mostly rely on public opinion surveys to measure voter ideology, while politicians' ideology is measured by instruments such as roll call votes, expert surveys, and legislative texts. One crucial problem with such approaches is that the tools used to measure the elites' ideology are not identical to those used to measure the voters' ideology. The rapid growth of social media use offers a unique opportunit…
Constitutional Foundations of Military Coups
MORE THAN 200 SUCCESSFUL MILITARY COUPS have taken place in 95 countries over the last 75 years. Although military involvement in politics seems to have diminished following the Cold War, the aftermath of the Arab Spring reminds us that the military still plays a critical role in the politics of many states, and institutional structures are key to understanding this role. This article discusses how a particular set of institutions shapes military…
Does housing create votes? Explaining the electoral success of the AKP in Turkey
Left–right reversed
Existing analyses of the Turkish party system suggest that it is unique in several respects. Upper-class voters tend to support the Republican People’s Party (CHP), the centre-left social democratic party, while poorer voters support the right. Unlike party systems in Western democracies, expert surveys find that a religious–secular divide, and not a socio-economic divide, best explains the general left–right dimension. Qualitative literature str…
Does housing create votes? Explaining the electoral success of the AKP in Turkey
Left–right reversed
Existing analyses of the Turkish party system suggest that it is unique in several respects. Upper-class voters tend to support the Republican People’s Party (CHP), the centre-left social democratic party, while poorer voters support the right. Unlike party systems in Western democracies, expert surveys find that a religious–secular divide, and not a socio-economic divide, best explains the general left–right dimension. Qualitative literature str…
Party systems and ideological cleavages in the Middle East and North Africa
Previous studies have contrasted the political party systems in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) with those in more democratic countries, raising three important points: (1) the religious–secular dimension, rather than the economic or social left–right, explains the underlying political party competition; (2) left-wing politics is relatively weaker than right-wing politics; and (3) parties that are traditionally known as rightist take left…
Elite-Citizen Linkages and Issue Congruency under Competitive Authoritarianism
To what extent, if any, do the issue priorities of elites overlap with that of the public under competitive authoritarianism? While previous studies examined the overlap of the priorities of elites and ordinary citizens in democracies, our knowledge is still limited when we move beyond these contexts. This article aims to contribute to the democratisation and legislative politics literature by testing congruence of issue priorities under competit…
Ideological Congruence and Social Media Text as Data
Earlier studies on ideological congruence mostly rely on public opinion surveys to measure voter ideology, while politicians' ideology is measured by instruments such as roll call votes, expert surveys, and legislative texts. One crucial problem with such approaches is that the tools used to measure the elites' ideology are not identical to those used to measure the voters' ideology. The rapid growth of social media use offers a unique opportunit…
Constitutional Foundations of Military Coups
MORE THAN 200 SUCCESSFUL MILITARY COUPS have taken place in 95 countries over the last 75 years. Although military involvement in politics seems to have diminished following the Cold War, the aftermath of the Arab Spring reminds us that the military still plays a critical role in the politics of many states, and institutional structures are key to understanding this role. This article discusses how a particular set of institutions shapes military…
Left–right reversed
Existing analyses of the Turkish party system suggest that it is unique in several respects. Upper-class voters tend to support the Republican People’s Party (CHP), the centre-left social democratic party, while poorer voters support the right. Unlike party systems in Western democracies, expert surveys find that a religious–secular divide, and not a socio-economic divide, best explains the general left–right dimension. Qualitative literature str…
Does housing create votes? Explaining the electoral success of the AKP in Turkey
Ideological Congruence and Social Media Text as Data
Earlier studies on ideological congruence mostly rely on public opinion surveys to measure voter ideology, while politicians' ideology is measured by instruments such as roll call votes, expert surveys, and legislative texts. One crucial problem with such approaches is that the tools used to measure the elites' ideology are not identical to those used to measure the voters' ideology. The rapid growth of social media use offers a unique opportunit…
Constitutional Foundations of Military Coups
MORE THAN 200 SUCCESSFUL MILITARY COUPS have taken place in 95 countries over the last 75 years. Although military involvement in politics seems to have diminished following the Cold War, the aftermath of the Arab Spring reminds us that the military still plays a critical role in the politics of many states, and institutional structures are key to understanding this role. This article discusses how a particular set of institutions shapes military…
Atatürk Dönemi̇ Türk Havacilik Faali̇yetleri̇ Ve Havacilik Faali̇yetleri̇ni̇n Geli̇şi̇m Süreci̇
İnsanoğlunun en önem verdiği isteklerin başında uçmak vardır. 11. yüzyıldan itibaren kuşlar taklit edilerek uçmak istenmiştir. Özellikle medeniyetin ilk kurulduğu topraklar olan Anadolu’da uçmak isteği ilk kez burada yaşamış mucitler tarafından denenmiştir. 18. ve 19. yüzyıllara geldiğimizde ise artık motorlu uçakların ilk örnekleri denenmeye başlanmıştır. Osmanlı Devleti bu gelişmelere duraklama ve yıkılma döneminde tanık olduğundan ekonomik seb…
Elite-Citizen Linkages and Issue Congruency under Competitive Authoritarianism
To what extent, if any, do the issue priorities of elites overlap with that of the public under competitive authoritarianism? While previous studies examined the overlap of the priorities of elites and ordinary citizens in democracies, our knowledge is still limited when we move beyond these contexts. This article aims to contribute to the democratisation and legislative politics literature by testing congruence of issue priorities under competit…
Party systems and ideological cleavages in the Middle East and North Africa
Previous studies have contrasted the political party systems in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) with those in more democratic countries, raising three important points: (1) the religious–secular dimension, rather than the economic or social left–right, explains the underlying political party competition; (2) left-wing politics is relatively weaker than right-wing politics; and (3) parties that are traditionally known as rightist take left…
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Democracy (4 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Ideology (3 works)