Erol Kaymak
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377564 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erol Kaymak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erol |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaymak |
| SIGNATURE | KAYMAK E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eastern Mediterranean University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The politics of gratitude versus defiance
This paper analyses the dynamics of defiance within the patron–client relationship (PCR) between Turkey and northern Cyprus. It examines how the political cleavage between the ‘politics of gratitude’ and the ‘politics of defiance’ shapes northern Cyprus’s internal political landscape and ontological security. Focusing on the 2015 election of Mustafa Akıncı and Turkey’s subsequent intervention in the 2020 elections, this study highlights the chall…
If At First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again
The latest round of negotiations to solve the Cyprus problem commenced in 2008 with a pledge to submit any agreement to separate simultaneous referenda. Unlike the aborted Annan Plan that was rejected in referenda in 2004, this round of negotiations was meant to be qualitatively different in being for and by “Cypriots.” This article assesses the negotiations given the 2004 precedent and legacies. Does the current process entail a qualitatively di…
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
Transforming Identities
The collapse of the Annan Plan notwithstanding, the vast support it received from Turkish Cypriots marked the culmination of a far-reaching process of social and political transformation in North Cyprus. In this article this transformation is charted and explained in terms of a reimagining of political community and cultural identity that challenged the previously prevailing Turkish nationalism. While the political implications of this reconstruc…
Populism and the triumph of the politics of identity
The collapse of the Canadian Conservative Party provides the clearest example of the displacement of the mainstream right by new parties that are neither left nor right on that traditional dimension. Using factor analyses, we relate neo‐populism to support for the Reform Party and Bloc Québécois. We argue that the politics of identity as a subcategory of neo‐populism is the best way to characterize this emerging category of parties. Electoral suc…
Transforming Identities
The collapse of the Annan Plan notwithstanding, the vast support it received from Turkish Cypriots marked the culmination of a far-reaching process of social and political transformation in North Cyprus. In this article this transformation is charted and explained in terms of a reimagining of political community and cultural identity that challenged the previously prevailing Turkish nationalism. While the political implications of this reconstruc…
Cyprus
Populism and the triumph of the politics of identity
The collapse of the Canadian Conservative Party provides the clearest example of the displacement of the mainstream right by new parties that are neither left nor right on that traditional dimension. Using factor analyses, we relate neo‐populism to support for the Reform Party and Bloc Québécois. We argue that the politics of identity as a subcategory of neo‐populism is the best way to characterize this emerging category of parties. Electoral suc…
Cyprus
If At First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again
The latest round of negotiations to solve the Cyprus problem commenced in 2008 with a pledge to submit any agreement to separate simultaneous referenda. Unlike the aborted Annan Plan that was rejected in referenda in 2004, this round of negotiations was meant to be qualitatively different in being for and by “Cypriots.” This article assesses the negotiations given the 2004 precedent and legacies. Does the current process entail a qualitatively di…
Cyprus
Populism and the triumph of the politics of identity
The collapse of the Canadian Conservative Party provides the clearest example of the displacement of the mainstream right by new parties that are neither left nor right on that traditional dimension. Using factor analyses, we relate neo‐populism to support for the Reform Party and Bloc Québécois. We argue that the politics of identity as a subcategory of neo‐populism is the best way to characterize this emerging category of parties. Electoral suc…
Transforming Identities
The collapse of the Annan Plan notwithstanding, the vast support it received from Turkish Cypriots marked the culmination of a far-reaching process of social and political transformation in North Cyprus. In this article this transformation is charted and explained in terms of a reimagining of political community and cultural identity that challenged the previously prevailing Turkish nationalism. While the political implications of this reconstruc…
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
If At First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again
The latest round of negotiations to solve the Cyprus problem commenced in 2008 with a pledge to submit any agreement to separate simultaneous referenda. Unlike the aborted Annan Plan that was rejected in referenda in 2004, this round of negotiations was meant to be qualitatively different in being for and by “Cypriots.” This article assesses the negotiations given the 2004 precedent and legacies. Does the current process entail a qualitatively di…
The politics of gratitude versus defiance
This paper analyses the dynamics of defiance within the patron–client relationship (PCR) between Turkey and northern Cyprus. It examines how the political cleavage between the ‘politics of gratitude’ and the ‘politics of defiance’ shapes northern Cyprus’s internal political landscape and ontological security. Focusing on the 2015 election of Mustafa Akıncı and Turkey’s subsequent intervention in the 2020 elections, this study highlights the chall…
Cyprus History, Politics, Society (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Citation (4 works) · Classics (4 works) · Classics (4 works) · Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (4 works)