Müge Kınacıoğlu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6551749 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Müge Kınacıoğlu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Müge |
| FAMILY NAME | Kınacıoğlu |
| SIGNATURE | KINACIOGLU M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bilkent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Militarized governance of migration in the Mediterranean
This article focuses on the increasing use of military actors in the governance of migration in the Mediterranean basin. The article analyses maritime migration as distinct from migration via other routes. It investigates the understudied features of the securitization processes of maritime migration and discusses their repercussions for migrants' rights. To this end, building on critical security perspectives and inspired by critical geopolitics…
Enabling ‘ambitious activism’
Building on the argument that a state’s history and location in the world are inherent parts of its foreign policy narrative which constitutes its identity, this article analyzes the spatial and temporal representations of Turkey in Ahmet Davutoğlu’s articulation of foreign policy. It employs a critical constructivist perspective and explores how these representations have shaped the identity of the country. It contends that Davutoğlu’s foreign p…
Turkey’s Contribution to Nato’s Role in Post–Cold War Security Governance
After the Cold War, NATO formulated its new role on the basis of broader political aims and new security objectives by assuming crisis management operations beyond its borders. This article argues from a constructivist perspective that keen Turkish involvement in NATO out-of-area operations constitutes a context of social interaction that has led to particular identities and certain security policy outputs for both. Turkey's participation in NATO…
War, Aggression and Self-Defence
The Domestic Dynamics of Turkey’s Cyprus Policy
This essay examines the interplay between the domestic dynamics of Turkish foreign policy regarding Cyprus by identifying the main themes formulated by Erdoğan’s JDP government and its implications for Turkey’s EU membership. It argues that considering the Cyprus issue—once regarded a major obstacle for Turkey’s EU bid—as no longer constituting a problem for Turkey’s membership has been shortsighted. It concludes that JDP’s policy has gradually m…
From East-West Rivalry to North-South Division
Enabling ‘ambitious activism’
Building on the argument that a state’s history and location in the world are inherent parts of its foreign policy narrative which constitutes its identity, this article analyzes the spatial and temporal representations of Turkey in Ahmet Davutoğlu’s articulation of foreign policy. It employs a critical constructivist perspective and explores how these representations have shaped the identity of the country. It contends that Davutoğlu’s foreign p…
Turkey’s Contribution to Nato’s Role in Post–Cold War Security Governance
After the Cold War, NATO formulated its new role on the basis of broader political aims and new security objectives by assuming crisis management operations beyond its borders. This article argues from a constructivist perspective that keen Turkish involvement in NATO out-of-area operations constitutes a context of social interaction that has led to particular identities and certain security policy outputs for both. Turkey's participation in NATO…
The Domestic Dynamics of Turkey’s Cyprus Policy
This essay examines the interplay between the domestic dynamics of Turkish foreign policy regarding Cyprus by identifying the main themes formulated by Erdoğan’s JDP government and its implications for Turkey’s EU membership. It argues that considering the Cyprus issue—once regarded a major obstacle for Turkey’s EU bid—as no longer constituting a problem for Turkey’s membership has been shortsighted. It concludes that JDP’s policy has gradually m…
Militarized governance of migration in the Mediterranean
This article focuses on the increasing use of military actors in the governance of migration in the Mediterranean basin. The article analyses maritime migration as distinct from migration via other routes. It investigates the understudied features of the securitization processes of maritime migration and discusses their repercussions for migrants' rights. To this end, building on critical security perspectives and inspired by critical geopolitics…
From East-West Rivalry to North-South Division
The Domestic Dynamics of Turkey’s Cyprus Policy
This essay examines the interplay between the domestic dynamics of Turkish foreign policy regarding Cyprus by identifying the main themes formulated by Erdoğan’s JDP government and its implications for Turkey’s EU membership. It argues that considering the Cyprus issue—once regarded a major obstacle for Turkey’s EU bid—as no longer constituting a problem for Turkey’s membership has been shortsighted. It concludes that JDP’s policy has gradually m…
War, Aggression and Self-Defence
Turkey’s Contribution to Nato’s Role in Post–Cold War Security Governance
After the Cold War, NATO formulated its new role on the basis of broader political aims and new security objectives by assuming crisis management operations beyond its borders. This article argues from a constructivist perspective that keen Turkish involvement in NATO out-of-area operations constitutes a context of social interaction that has led to particular identities and certain security policy outputs for both. Turkey's participation in NATO…
Enabling ‘ambitious activism’
Building on the argument that a state’s history and location in the world are inherent parts of its foreign policy narrative which constitutes its identity, this article analyzes the spatial and temporal representations of Turkey in Ahmet Davutoğlu’s articulation of foreign policy. It employs a critical constructivist perspective and explores how these representations have shaped the identity of the country. It contends that Davutoğlu’s foreign p…
Militarized governance of migration in the Mediterranean
This article focuses on the increasing use of military actors in the governance of migration in the Mediterranean basin. The article analyses maritime migration as distinct from migration via other routes. It investigates the understudied features of the securitization processes of maritime migration and discusses their repercussions for migrants' rights. To this end, building on critical security perspectives and inspired by critical geopolitics…
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (3 works) · Turkish (3 works) · Corporate governance (2 works)