Aylin Güney
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 325034 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aylin Güney |
| NOMBRES | Aylin |
| APELLIDO | Güney |
| FIRMA | GÜNEY A |
| AFILIACIONES | Bilkent University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0145-1757 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 119 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Does Humor Style Affect Knowledge Hiding Behavior? The Roles of Personality and Communication Climate in Organizations
This paper aims to examine the personal, interpersonal, and organizational predictors of knowledge hiding behaviors in organizations. The results of a three-wave longitudinal study indicated that (i) the dark triad personality (Machiavellianism and psychopathy) was positively associated with knowledge hiding behaviors (evasive and playing dumb); (ii) organizational communication climate partially mediated the link between dark triad personality a…
The meta-geography of the Middle East and North Africa in Turkey’s new geopolitical imagination
This article critically analyses Turkish security discourses connected to the meta-geography of the Broader Middle East and North Africa (BMENA) before and after the developments of the Arab Spring. A critical geopolitics approach and critical security theories in international relations provide the theoretical framework, as security discourses are considered to be a product of geopolitical imaginations and codes that, in turn, shape the making o…
Europeanization and the dilemma of decentralization
The term 'local' refers to both the lower tiers of government/governance apart from the central level of government and also to periphery as a power bloc versus the centre.1 The acquis communautaire refers to the rules, laws and procedures of the European Community that have accumulated through the course of European integration and that the candidate countries are expected to adopt in order to join the Community.2 Decentralization can be defined…
Anti-Americanism in Turkey
IN GU NEYAfter the Second World War, strategic collaboration between Turkey and the United States (USA) was not established on an already-existing relationship, since neither the USA nor Turkey had important strategic interests in one another during the interwar years (1919-39).Nevertheless, the interwar period had laid the groundwork and provided a logical basis for such cooperation.Prior to the First World War, Americans had already built up in…
Party Dissolutions and Democratic Consolidation
Political party competition constitutes an important component of democratic consolidation. In this respect, party dissolutions are generally regarded as impeding consolidation of democracies. This study addresses the relationship between party dissolutions and democratic consolidation, and offers an analysis of recent dissolutions of religiously and ethnically oriented political parties in Turkey. Drawing on Geoffrey Pridham’s distinction betwee…
An Anatomy of the Transformation of the US–Turkish Alliance
This essay examines the evolution of Turkish–US relations in three different time periods: the Cold War, the post-Cold War and the post-9/11 period. While the relationship was referred to as an “alliance” during the Cold War, established with a common interest to contain the Soviet communist threat, the post-Cold War period posed important challenges and transformed the relations first into an “enhanced partnership” and then into a “strategic par…
The European Union and the Cyprus Problem 1961–2003
The future of Turkey in the European Union
Turkey's EU Candidacy and Civil-Military Relations
This article examines the Turkish case within the framework of theories that explain the impact of transnational factors upon civil-military relations in national contexts. The authors examine the impact of Turkey's European Union (EU) membership candidacy on civil-military relations in Turkey. More specifically, they elaborate on the challenges and prospects for more democratic civil-military relations in Turkey as triggered by the EU candidacy.…
The USA’s Role in Mediating the Cyprus Conflict
This article is an attempt to assess the role played by the United States in the search for a solution to the Cyprus conflict both during and after the Cold War. The USA’s role in mediating the Cyprus conflict during crisis episodes is crucial for understanding the evolution of this 48-year-old stalemate. It was the superpower politics and containment strategy during the Cold War years that determined the course of action in US crisis mediation a…
The People's Democracy Party
AYLİN GÜNEYThe Kurdish problem has existed in Turkey since the inception of the Republic (1923), yet the formation of opposition parties, which brought the problem to the public space, did not take place until the end of the Second World War.On the other hand, Turkish law has always insisted that all political parties embrace the whole nation, banning, among other things, parties based on regionalism and ethnicity.It was after the first military …
The Military and the Consolidation of Democracy
Turkey's recent success in dealing with the threat of political Islam without the military taking power into its own hands cannot be explained by either of the two contending theories about the military's role in the consolidation of democracy, that of the 'mode-of-transition' or that of 'electoral dynamics.' Following the transition to democracy, officers in Latin America have evinced politically elite characteristics and have been in a tug of w…
The Military and Democracy in the Third Turkish Republic
In the mid-1990s, civil-military relations in Turkey came close to the liberal-democratic model. The military was essentially interested in contributing to public policy in matters it deemed important-matters that pertained to the internal and external defense of the country. Officers thought that they should make such a contribution not because they were the ultimate guardians of some substantive norms but because they had the necessary expertis…
Turkey's EU Candidacy and Civil-Military Relations
This article examines the Turkish case within the framework of theories that explain the impact of transnational factors upon civil-military relations in national contexts. The authors examine the impact of Turkey's European Union (EU) membership candidacy on civil-military relations in Turkey. More specifically, they elaborate on the challenges and prospects for more democratic civil-military relations in Turkey as triggered by the EU candidacy.…
The Military and the Consolidation of Democracy
Turkey's recent success in dealing with the threat of political Islam without the military taking power into its own hands cannot be explained by either of the two contending theories about the military's role in the consolidation of democracy, that of the 'mode-of-transition' or that of 'electoral dynamics.' Following the transition to democracy, officers in Latin America have evinced politically elite characteristics and have been in a tug of w…
The Military and Democracy in the Third Turkish Republic
In the mid-1990s, civil-military relations in Turkey came close to the liberal-democratic model. The military was essentially interested in contributing to public policy in matters it deemed important-matters that pertained to the internal and external defense of the country. Officers thought that they should make such a contribution not because they were the ultimate guardians of some substantive norms but because they had the necessary expertis…
Anti-Americanism in Turkey
IN GU NEYAfter the Second World War, strategic collaboration between Turkey and the United States (USA) was not established on an already-existing relationship, since neither the USA nor Turkey had important strategic interests in one another during the interwar years (1919-39).Nevertheless, the interwar period had laid the groundwork and provided a logical basis for such cooperation.Prior to the First World War, Americans had already built up in…
The European Union and the Cyprus Problem 1961–2003
The People's Democracy Party
AYLİN GÜNEYThe Kurdish problem has existed in Turkey since the inception of the Republic (1923), yet the formation of opposition parties, which brought the problem to the public space, did not take place until the end of the Second World War.On the other hand, Turkish law has always insisted that all political parties embrace the whole nation, banning, among other things, parties based on regionalism and ethnicity.It was after the first military …
The meta-geography of the Middle East and North Africa in Turkey’s new geopolitical imagination
This article critically analyses Turkish security discourses connected to the meta-geography of the Broader Middle East and North Africa (BMENA) before and after the developments of the Arab Spring. A critical geopolitics approach and critical security theories in international relations provide the theoretical framework, as security discourses are considered to be a product of geopolitical imaginations and codes that, in turn, shape the making o…
Party Dissolutions and Democratic Consolidation
Political party competition constitutes an important component of democratic consolidation. In this respect, party dissolutions are generally regarded as impeding consolidation of democracies. This study addresses the relationship between party dissolutions and democratic consolidation, and offers an analysis of recent dissolutions of religiously and ethnically oriented political parties in Turkey. Drawing on Geoffrey Pridham’s distinction betwee…
An Anatomy of the Transformation of the US–Turkish Alliance
This essay examines the evolution of Turkish–US relations in three different time periods: the Cold War, the post-Cold War and the post-9/11 period. While the relationship was referred to as an “alliance” during the Cold War, established with a common interest to contain the Soviet communist threat, the post-Cold War period posed important challenges and transformed the relations first into an “enhanced partnership” and then into a “strategic par…
The future of Turkey in the European Union
The USA’s Role in Mediating the Cyprus Conflict
This article is an attempt to assess the role played by the United States in the search for a solution to the Cyprus conflict both during and after the Cold War. The USA’s role in mediating the Cyprus conflict during crisis episodes is crucial for understanding the evolution of this 48-year-old stalemate. It was the superpower politics and containment strategy during the Cold War years that determined the course of action in US crisis mediation a…
The Military and Democracy in the Third Turkish Republic
In the mid-1990s, civil-military relations in Turkey came close to the liberal-democratic model. The military was essentially interested in contributing to public policy in matters it deemed important-matters that pertained to the internal and external defense of the country. Officers thought that they should make such a contribution not because they were the ultimate guardians of some substantive norms but because they had the necessary expertis…
The Military and the Consolidation of Democracy
Turkey's recent success in dealing with the threat of political Islam without the military taking power into its own hands cannot be explained by either of the two contending theories about the military's role in the consolidation of democracy, that of the 'mode-of-transition' or that of 'electoral dynamics.' Following the transition to democracy, officers in Latin America have evinced politically elite characteristics and have been in a tug of w…
The People's Democracy Party
AYLİN GÜNEYThe Kurdish problem has existed in Turkey since the inception of the Republic (1923), yet the formation of opposition parties, which brought the problem to the public space, did not take place until the end of the Second World War.On the other hand, Turkish law has always insisted that all political parties embrace the whole nation, banning, among other things, parties based on regionalism and ethnicity.It was after the first military …
The USA’s Role in Mediating the Cyprus Conflict
This article is an attempt to assess the role played by the United States in the search for a solution to the Cyprus conflict both during and after the Cold War. The USA’s role in mediating the Cyprus conflict during crisis episodes is crucial for understanding the evolution of this 48-year-old stalemate. It was the superpower politics and containment strategy during the Cold War years that determined the course of action in US crisis mediation a…
An Anatomy of the Transformation of the US–Turkish Alliance
This essay examines the evolution of Turkish–US relations in three different time periods: the Cold War, the post-Cold War and the post-9/11 period. While the relationship was referred to as an “alliance” during the Cold War, established with a common interest to contain the Soviet communist threat, the post-Cold War period posed important challenges and transformed the relations first into an “enhanced partnership” and then into a “strategic par…
The European Union and the Cyprus Problem 1961–2003
The future of Turkey in the European Union
Turkey's EU Candidacy and Civil-Military Relations
This article examines the Turkish case within the framework of theories that explain the impact of transnational factors upon civil-military relations in national contexts. The authors examine the impact of Turkey's European Union (EU) membership candidacy on civil-military relations in Turkey. More specifically, they elaborate on the challenges and prospects for more democratic civil-military relations in Turkey as triggered by the EU candidacy.…
Anti-Americanism in Turkey
IN GU NEYAfter the Second World War, strategic collaboration between Turkey and the United States (USA) was not established on an already-existing relationship, since neither the USA nor Turkey had important strategic interests in one another during the interwar years (1919-39).Nevertheless, the interwar period had laid the groundwork and provided a logical basis for such cooperation.Prior to the First World War, Americans had already built up in…
Party Dissolutions and Democratic Consolidation
Political party competition constitutes an important component of democratic consolidation. In this respect, party dissolutions are generally regarded as impeding consolidation of democracies. This study addresses the relationship between party dissolutions and democratic consolidation, and offers an analysis of recent dissolutions of religiously and ethnically oriented political parties in Turkey. Drawing on Geoffrey Pridham’s distinction betwee…
Europeanization and the dilemma of decentralization
The term 'local' refers to both the lower tiers of government/governance apart from the central level of government and also to periphery as a power bloc versus the centre.1 The acquis communautaire refers to the rules, laws and procedures of the European Community that have accumulated through the course of European integration and that the candidate countries are expected to adopt in order to join the Community.2 Decentralization can be defined…
The meta-geography of the Middle East and North Africa in Turkey’s new geopolitical imagination
This article critically analyses Turkish security discourses connected to the meta-geography of the Broader Middle East and North Africa (BMENA) before and after the developments of the Arab Spring. A critical geopolitics approach and critical security theories in international relations provide the theoretical framework, as security discourses are considered to be a product of geopolitical imaginations and codes that, in turn, shape the making o…
Does Humor Style Affect Knowledge Hiding Behavior? The Roles of Personality and Communication Climate in Organizations
This paper aims to examine the personal, interpersonal, and organizational predictors of knowledge hiding behaviors in organizations. The results of a three-wave longitudinal study indicated that (i) the dark triad personality (Machiavellianism and psychopathy) was positively associated with knowledge hiding behaviors (evasive and playing dumb); (ii) organizational communication climate partially mediated the link between dark triad personality a…
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