Cem Emrence
Biographic Data
| ID | 4121165 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cem Emrence |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cem |
| FAMILY NAME | Emrence |
| SIGNATURE | EMRENCE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Binghamton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Counterinsurgency as an institution: Evidence from Turkey
Are emergency zones effective counterinsurgency measures? In response to Kurdish rebellion, the Turkish state put 13 provinces under emergency rule (1987–2002). In this paper, we investigate the link between emergency rule and electoral support for a pro-insurgent party. First, using the first-differencing method, we show that the tenure of provinces under emergency rule contributes to the vote share of the pro-insurgent party. Second, we investi…
From elite circles to power networks: Turkish soccer clubs in a global age, 1903–2005
Emerging as a key site of popular culture in contemporary Turkey, soccer occupies a prominent position in the everyday life of most Turkish citizens. This essay examines the evolution of Turkish soccer clubs in the last 100 years with reference to nationalist, populist and commercial forms of domination. Pursuing an historical analysis, the essay argues that the Turkish soccer clubs have had different modalities in each regime‐type that can be de…
Imperial paths, big comparisons: The late Ottoman Empire
The main goals of this article are to review historiographical trends and set new directions for late Ottoman history. First, the paper demonstrates that current research on the late Ottoman Empire still operates within the confines of the centre–periphery model, and sustains dualistic and state-centred narratives. Second, I argue that a ‘historical trajectory’ framework is a better analytical tool and empirical strategy. It is spatial, path-depe…
After Neo-liberal Globalization: The Great Transformation of Turkey
Pursuing a macro sociological approach, this contribution examines the great transformation of Turkey around rising market hegemony and increasing impact of global forces. Throughout the paper, I show how the new orientation is consolidating the power of globalist classes, creating conspicuous consumption as a marker of class distinctions, and prioritizing global networks over domestic structures at the expense of sustaining domestic inequalities…
Three Waves of Late Ottoman Historiography, 1950-2007
Since the middle of the twentieth century there have been three waves of historiography on the late Ottoman world. Each rose to prominence in a different global setting, functioned as a broad intellectual orientation, and was replaced by another somewhat less hegemonic theoretical current after about two decades. The key differences between the three episodes are evident in terms of their thematic priorities, analytical frameworks, and the resear…
Playing with Global City: The Rise and Fall of a Turkish Soccer Team
Turkey in economic crisis (1927–1930): A panaromic vision
Politics of Discontent in the Midst of the Great Depression: The Free Republican Party of Turkey (1930)
In the 1920s, Turkey was hard-pressed with difficulties on both the international and the domestic levels. The fledgling republic was isolated in international affairs, other than its friendship with the Soviet Union (Gürün 1991, pp. 103-32), and its borders were still far from being consolidated (Psomiades 1962, pp. 112-35; Newman 1927, pp. 81-83, 173-77). The Kurdish rebellions in the east, the top-down modernization efforts of the nationalists…
After Neo-liberal Globalization: The Great Transformation of Turkey
Pursuing a macro sociological approach, this contribution examines the great transformation of Turkey around rising market hegemony and increasing impact of global forces. Throughout the paper, I show how the new orientation is consolidating the power of globalist classes, creating conspicuous consumption as a marker of class distinctions, and prioritizing global networks over domestic structures at the expense of sustaining domestic inequalities…
Politics of Discontent in the Midst of the Great Depression: The Free Republican Party of Turkey (1930)
In the 1920s, Turkey was hard-pressed with difficulties on both the international and the domestic levels. The fledgling republic was isolated in international affairs, other than its friendship with the Soviet Union (Gürün 1991, pp. 103-32), and its borders were still far from being consolidated (Psomiades 1962, pp. 112-35; Newman 1927, pp. 81-83, 173-77). The Kurdish rebellions in the east, the top-down modernization efforts of the nationalists…
From elite circles to power networks: Turkish soccer clubs in a global age, 1903–2005
Emerging as a key site of popular culture in contemporary Turkey, soccer occupies a prominent position in the everyday life of most Turkish citizens. This essay examines the evolution of Turkish soccer clubs in the last 100 years with reference to nationalist, populist and commercial forms of domination. Pursuing an historical analysis, the essay argues that the Turkish soccer clubs have had different modalities in each regime‐type that can be de…
Playing with Global City: The Rise and Fall of a Turkish Soccer Team
Imperial paths, big comparisons: The late Ottoman Empire
The main goals of this article are to review historiographical trends and set new directions for late Ottoman history. First, the paper demonstrates that current research on the late Ottoman Empire still operates within the confines of the centre–periphery model, and sustains dualistic and state-centred narratives. Second, I argue that a ‘historical trajectory’ framework is a better analytical tool and empirical strategy. It is spatial, path-depe…
Three Waves of Late Ottoman Historiography, 1950-2007
Since the middle of the twentieth century there have been three waves of historiography on the late Ottoman world. Each rose to prominence in a different global setting, functioned as a broad intellectual orientation, and was replaced by another somewhat less hegemonic theoretical current after about two decades. The key differences between the three episodes are evident in terms of their thematic priorities, analytical frameworks, and the resear…
Turkey in economic crisis (1927–1930): A panaromic vision
Counterinsurgency as an institution: Evidence from Turkey
Are emergency zones effective counterinsurgency measures? In response to Kurdish rebellion, the Turkish state put 13 provinces under emergency rule (1987–2002). In this paper, we investigate the link between emergency rule and electoral support for a pro-insurgent party. First, using the first-differencing method, we show that the tenure of provinces under emergency rule contributes to the vote share of the pro-insurgent party. Second, we investi…
Politics of Discontent in the Midst of the Great Depression: The Free Republican Party of Turkey (1930)
In the 1920s, Turkey was hard-pressed with difficulties on both the international and the domestic levels. The fledgling republic was isolated in international affairs, other than its friendship with the Soviet Union (Gürün 1991, pp. 103-32), and its borders were still far from being consolidated (Psomiades 1962, pp. 112-35; Newman 1927, pp. 81-83, 173-77). The Kurdish rebellions in the east, the top-down modernization efforts of the nationalists…
Turkey in economic crisis (1927–1930): A panaromic vision
Three Waves of Late Ottoman Historiography, 1950-2007
Since the middle of the twentieth century there have been three waves of historiography on the late Ottoman world. Each rose to prominence in a different global setting, functioned as a broad intellectual orientation, and was replaced by another somewhat less hegemonic theoretical current after about two decades. The key differences between the three episodes are evident in terms of their thematic priorities, analytical frameworks, and the resear…
Playing with Global City: The Rise and Fall of a Turkish Soccer Team
Imperial paths, big comparisons: The late Ottoman Empire
The main goals of this article are to review historiographical trends and set new directions for late Ottoman history. First, the paper demonstrates that current research on the late Ottoman Empire still operates within the confines of the centre–periphery model, and sustains dualistic and state-centred narratives. Second, I argue that a ‘historical trajectory’ framework is a better analytical tool and empirical strategy. It is spatial, path-depe…
After Neo-liberal Globalization: The Great Transformation of Turkey
Pursuing a macro sociological approach, this contribution examines the great transformation of Turkey around rising market hegemony and increasing impact of global forces. Throughout the paper, I show how the new orientation is consolidating the power of globalist classes, creating conspicuous consumption as a marker of class distinctions, and prioritizing global networks over domestic structures at the expense of sustaining domestic inequalities…
From elite circles to power networks: Turkish soccer clubs in a global age, 1903–2005
Emerging as a key site of popular culture in contemporary Turkey, soccer occupies a prominent position in the everyday life of most Turkish citizens. This essay examines the evolution of Turkish soccer clubs in the last 100 years with reference to nationalist, populist and commercial forms of domination. Pursuing an historical analysis, the essay argues that the Turkish soccer clubs have had different modalities in each regime‐type that can be de…
Counterinsurgency as an institution: Evidence from Turkey
Are emergency zones effective counterinsurgency measures? In response to Kurdish rebellion, the Turkish state put 13 provinces under emergency rule (1987–2002). In this paper, we investigate the link between emergency rule and electoral support for a pro-insurgent party. First, using the first-differencing method, we show that the tenure of provinces under emergency rule contributes to the vote share of the pro-insurgent party. Second, we investi…
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