Ümit Cizre Sakallıoğlu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4120959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ümit Cizre Sakallıoğlu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ümit Cizre |
| FAMILY NAME | Sakallıoğlu |
| SIGNATURE | SAKALLIOGLU U C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bilkent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 162 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Rethinking the connections between Turkey's “Western” identity versus Islam
Kurdish nationalism from an Islamist perspective: The discourses of Turkish Islamist writers
At the time of this writing, state security forces were claiming to have
The Anatomy of the Turkish Military's Political Autonomy
The most profound contradiction marking Turkish democracy in the 1990s is the demonstrated inability of civilian politicians to control the military.The Turkish military enjoys a strong degree of military autonomy.Three times it has intervened in Turkish politics.The patterned nature of military-civilian relations has created a legacy that reinforces and maintains the independence of the armed forces.Since 1980, however, fresh developments make s…
Liberalism, democracy and the Turkish centre‐right: The identity crisis of the true path party
In recent years there has been a sharp deflation of the left in political societies throughout the world. Accompanying this global trend has been the general acceptance of the primary tenets of neo-liberalism,' namely: political centrism; pragmatism; moderation; depoliticization; social and economic reforms that roll back the 'social' state; and the establishment of market capitalism. Neoliberal ideas provided the impetus for the quality of polit…
Parameters and Strategies of Islam–State Interaction in Republican Turkey
Against a historical background marked by “the most radical secular revolution of any state in the Muslim world,” the Turkish state over the past decade has faced an Islamic fundamentalist challenge to its secular basis. The Turkish version of radical Islam, like that elsewhere in the Middle East, has asserted itself effectively in all aspects and at all levels of society, making a stark contrast between the sixty years of the republic and the pe…
Historicizing the Present and Problematizing the Future of the Kurdish Problem: A Critique of the Tobb Report on the Eastern Question
The role of conflict has been integral to the state and nation formation in Turkey since the inception of the Republic in 1923. Faced with the twin tasks of democratic legitimacy and maintaining control, or security and civil-centered politics, the state has historically opted for authority and control. Ironically enough, while Republican politics has emphasized unity and uniformity to limit diversity and conflict caused by class, ethnicity and I…
The Anatomy of the Turkish Military's Political Autonomy
The most profound contradiction marking Turkish democracy in the 1990s is the demonstrated inability of civilian politicians to control the military.The Turkish military enjoys a strong degree of military autonomy.Three times it has intervened in Turkish politics.The patterned nature of military-civilian relations has created a legacy that reinforces and maintains the independence of the armed forces.Since 1980, however, fresh developments make s…
Parameters and Strategies of Islam–State Interaction in Republican Turkey
Against a historical background marked by “the most radical secular revolution of any state in the Muslim world,” the Turkish state over the past decade has faced an Islamic fundamentalist challenge to its secular basis. The Turkish version of radical Islam, like that elsewhere in the Middle East, has asserted itself effectively in all aspects and at all levels of society, making a stark contrast between the sixty years of the republic and the pe…
Kurdish nationalism from an Islamist perspective: The discourses of Turkish Islamist writers
At the time of this writing, state security forces were claiming to have
Liberalism, democracy and the Turkish centre‐right: The identity crisis of the true path party
In recent years there has been a sharp deflation of the left in political societies throughout the world. Accompanying this global trend has been the general acceptance of the primary tenets of neo-liberalism,' namely: political centrism; pragmatism; moderation; depoliticization; social and economic reforms that roll back the 'social' state; and the establishment of market capitalism. Neoliberal ideas provided the impetus for the quality of polit…
Historicizing the Present and Problematizing the Future of the Kurdish Problem: A Critique of the Tobb Report on the Eastern Question
The role of conflict has been integral to the state and nation formation in Turkey since the inception of the Republic in 1923. Faced with the twin tasks of democratic legitimacy and maintaining control, or security and civil-centered politics, the state has historically opted for authority and control. Ironically enough, while Republican politics has emphasized unity and uniformity to limit diversity and conflict caused by class, ethnicity and I…
Liberalism, democracy and the Turkish centre‐right: The identity crisis of the true path party
In recent years there has been a sharp deflation of the left in political societies throughout the world. Accompanying this global trend has been the general acceptance of the primary tenets of neo-liberalism,' namely: political centrism; pragmatism; moderation; depoliticization; social and economic reforms that roll back the 'social' state; and the establishment of market capitalism. Neoliberal ideas provided the impetus for the quality of polit…
Parameters and Strategies of Islam–State Interaction in Republican Turkey
Against a historical background marked by “the most radical secular revolution of any state in the Muslim world,” the Turkish state over the past decade has faced an Islamic fundamentalist challenge to its secular basis. The Turkish version of radical Islam, like that elsewhere in the Middle East, has asserted itself effectively in all aspects and at all levels of society, making a stark contrast between the sixty years of the republic and the pe…
Historicizing the Present and Problematizing the Future of the Kurdish Problem: A Critique of the Tobb Report on the Eastern Question
The role of conflict has been integral to the state and nation formation in Turkey since the inception of the Republic in 1923. Faced with the twin tasks of democratic legitimacy and maintaining control, or security and civil-centered politics, the state has historically opted for authority and control. Ironically enough, while Republican politics has emphasized unity and uniformity to limit diversity and conflict caused by class, ethnicity and I…
The Anatomy of the Turkish Military's Political Autonomy
The most profound contradiction marking Turkish democracy in the 1990s is the demonstrated inability of civilian politicians to control the military.The Turkish military enjoys a strong degree of military autonomy.Three times it has intervened in Turkish politics.The patterned nature of military-civilian relations has created a legacy that reinforces and maintains the independence of the armed forces.Since 1980, however, fresh developments make s…
Rethinking the connections between Turkey's “Western” identity versus Islam
Kurdish nationalism from an Islamist perspective: The discourses of Turkish Islamist writers
At the time of this writing, state security forces were claiming to have
Political science (6 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Islam (4 works) · Islamic Studies and History (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Turkish (4 works)