Kerem Morgül
Biographic Data
| ID | 313657 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kerem Morgül |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kerem |
| FAMILY NAME | Morgül |
| SIGNATURE | MORGÜL K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6426-2515 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Unusual suspects? A group position approach to explaining anti-refugee attitudes among secular Turks
Why do Turkish majority members with a secular outlook exhibit above-average levels of antipathy toward Syrian refugees, despite their left-leaning political views and relatively cosmopolitan cultural dispositions? We address this question through a sequential mixed methods design, integrating focus group discussions and in-depth interviews conducted in Istanbul in late 2019 with an original survey of Istanbul residents fielded in July-August 202…
Under the Banner of Islam: Turks, Kurds, and the Limits of Religious Unity, by GÜLAY TÜRKMEN
Using the Kurdish conflict in Turkey as a case study, Gülay Türkmen’s book investigates why, in a “post-secular” world, religion often falls short as a means of resolving ethnic conflicts among coreligionists. More specifically, the book probes why the “Muslim fraternity” project launched by the Islamist-leaning Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, AKP) in the early 2010s was unable to bridge the ethnic divide between Turks …
Sending “our brothers” back “home: Continuity and change in President Erdoğan’s discourse on Syrian refugees
Considerable research has examined Turkey’s discursive governance of the Syrian refugee crisis, identifying the central themes and metaphors in top officials’ refugee-related messages. However, since they tend to rely on qualitative analyses based on convenience or purposive samples, prior studies have failed to assess the relative frequency of these themes and fall short of reliably gauging the shifts and continuities in the official discourse o…
Beyond the inclusion–exclusion dichotomy in populism studies: Erdoğan’s Muslim nationalist discourse on Syrian refugees
Identity or interests? Religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugees in Turkey
The literature on religion and migration attitudes shows that religious concerns may play a significant role in motivating anti-migrant sentiments. Most of these studies, however, focus on Western countries, where religious beliefs and symbols have been utilized to amplify the cultural differences between natives and newcomers. In this article, we contribute to this scholarship by examining religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugee…
Performing Revolutionary Populism: The Revolutionary Path Movement in Turkey
Long-term consequences of youth volunteering: Voluntary versus involuntary service
Long-term consequences of youth volunteering: Voluntary versus involuntary service
Identity or interests? Religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugees in Turkey
The literature on religion and migration attitudes shows that religious concerns may play a significant role in motivating anti-migrant sentiments. Most of these studies, however, focus on Western countries, where religious beliefs and symbols have been utilized to amplify the cultural differences between natives and newcomers. In this article, we contribute to this scholarship by examining religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugee…
Sending “our brothers” back “home: Continuity and change in President Erdoğan’s discourse on Syrian refugees
Considerable research has examined Turkey’s discursive governance of the Syrian refugee crisis, identifying the central themes and metaphors in top officials’ refugee-related messages. However, since they tend to rely on qualitative analyses based on convenience or purposive samples, prior studies have failed to assess the relative frequency of these themes and fall short of reliably gauging the shifts and continuities in the official discourse o…
Performing Revolutionary Populism: The Revolutionary Path Movement in Turkey
Beyond the inclusion–exclusion dichotomy in populism studies: Erdoğan’s Muslim nationalist discourse on Syrian refugees
Long-term consequences of youth volunteering: Voluntary versus involuntary service
Performing Revolutionary Populism: The Revolutionary Path Movement in Turkey
Identity or interests? Religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugees in Turkey
The literature on religion and migration attitudes shows that religious concerns may play a significant role in motivating anti-migrant sentiments. Most of these studies, however, focus on Western countries, where religious beliefs and symbols have been utilized to amplify the cultural differences between natives and newcomers. In this article, we contribute to this scholarship by examining religious conservatives’ attitudes toward Syrian refugee…
Beyond the inclusion–exclusion dichotomy in populism studies: Erdoğan’s Muslim nationalist discourse on Syrian refugees
Under the Banner of Islam: Turks, Kurds, and the Limits of Religious Unity, by GÜLAY TÜRKMEN
Using the Kurdish conflict in Turkey as a case study, Gülay Türkmen’s book investigates why, in a “post-secular” world, religion often falls short as a means of resolving ethnic conflicts among coreligionists. More specifically, the book probes why the “Muslim fraternity” project launched by the Islamist-leaning Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, AKP) in the early 2010s was unable to bridge the ethnic divide between Turks …
Sending “our brothers” back “home: Continuity and change in President Erdoğan’s discourse on Syrian refugees
Considerable research has examined Turkey’s discursive governance of the Syrian refugee crisis, identifying the central themes and metaphors in top officials’ refugee-related messages. However, since they tend to rely on qualitative analyses based on convenience or purposive samples, prior studies have failed to assess the relative frequency of these themes and fall short of reliably gauging the shifts and continuities in the official discourse o…
Unusual suspects? A group position approach to explaining anti-refugee attitudes among secular Turks
Why do Turkish majority members with a secular outlook exhibit above-average levels of antipathy toward Syrian refugees, despite their left-leaning political views and relatively cosmopolitan cultural dispositions? We address this question through a sequential mixed methods design, integrating focus group discussions and in-depth interviews conducted in Istanbul in late 2019 with an original survey of Istanbul residents fielded in July-August 202…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Refugee (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)