Harun Arıkan
Biographic Data
| ID | 4381274 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harun Arıkan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harun |
| FAMILY NAME | Arıkan |
| SIGNATURE | ARIKAN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Political Science and International Relations, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Çukurova University Saricam, Adana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Turkey’s Challenges and Transformation
Europeanization and De‐Europeanization of Turkey's Gender Equality Policy
Despite taking significant steps to comply with the Copenhagen criteria after receiving the candidate‐country status in 1999, Turkey gradually moved away from European norms, values, and policy demands in various policy areas. This study explores (de)‐Europeanization of Turkey's gender equality policy in terms of both legislative changes and the shifts observed in domestic actors' discourses over the past decade, focusing particularly on the deba…
The Ceas and the Europeanization of Turkey’s Asylum Policy after the Syrian Crisis
Although the European Union (EU) has a Common European Asylum System (CEAS), the policy stance of the Member States towards the Syrian crisis caused some problems in the implementation of the CEAS. Within this context, Turkey has turned into the most important partner of the EU due to the fact that it prevents the entrance of the asylum-seekers into the territory of the Member States. Therefore, the Syrian issue has become a bargaining chip betwe…
A Lost Opportunity? A Critique of the EU's Human Rights Policy Towards Turkey
This article analyses the development of the European Union's human rights policy towards Turkey and compares the EU's approaches to similar political issues in other applicant countries. It argues that the policy towards Turkey has been inconsistent, determined to a large extent by an EU policy preference for containment, designed to delay (not to reject) Turkey's membership while keeping Ankara within the economic, security and political sphere…
Europeanization and De‐Europeanization of Turkey's Gender Equality Policy
Despite taking significant steps to comply with the Copenhagen criteria after receiving the candidate‐country status in 1999, Turkey gradually moved away from European norms, values, and policy demands in various policy areas. This study explores (de)‐Europeanization of Turkey's gender equality policy in terms of both legislative changes and the shifts observed in domestic actors' discourses over the past decade, focusing particularly on the deba…
A Lost Opportunity? A Critique of the EU's Human Rights Policy Towards Turkey
This article analyses the development of the European Union's human rights policy towards Turkey and compares the EU's approaches to similar political issues in other applicant countries. It argues that the policy towards Turkey has been inconsistent, determined to a large extent by an EU policy preference for containment, designed to delay (not to reject) Turkey's membership while keeping Ankara within the economic, security and political sphere…
A Lost Opportunity? A Critique of the EU's Human Rights Policy Towards Turkey
This article analyses the development of the European Union's human rights policy towards Turkey and compares the EU's approaches to similar political issues in other applicant countries. It argues that the policy towards Turkey has been inconsistent, determined to a large extent by an EU policy preference for containment, designed to delay (not to reject) Turkey's membership while keeping Ankara within the economic, security and political sphere…
The Ceas and the Europeanization of Turkey’s Asylum Policy after the Syrian Crisis
Although the European Union (EU) has a Common European Asylum System (CEAS), the policy stance of the Member States towards the Syrian crisis caused some problems in the implementation of the CEAS. Within this context, Turkey has turned into the most important partner of the EU due to the fact that it prevents the entrance of the asylum-seekers into the territory of the Member States. Therefore, the Syrian issue has become a bargaining chip betwe…
Europeanization and De‐Europeanization of Turkey's Gender Equality Policy
Despite taking significant steps to comply with the Copenhagen criteria after receiving the candidate‐country status in 1999, Turkey gradually moved away from European norms, values, and policy demands in various policy areas. This study explores (de)‐Europeanization of Turkey's gender equality policy in terms of both legislative changes and the shifts observed in domestic actors' discourses over the past decade, focusing particularly on the deba…
Turkey’s Challenges and Transformation
Turkey's Politics and Society (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · European union (2 works) · Member states (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Authoritarianism (1 work) · Biology (1 work)