Bayram Balcı
Biographic Data
| ID | 6573877 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bayram Balcı |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bayram |
| FAMILY NAME | Balcı |
| SIGNATURE | BALCI B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6563-945X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı’na Üye Ülkelerde Endüstri İlişkileri
Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı, aynı etnik ve kültürel bağlara sahip ülkelerin oluşturmuş olduğu bölgesel bir yapıdır. 5 asil ve 2 gözlemci statüsünde üyesi olan Teşkilat, resmi olarak 20-21 Ekim 2021 tarihinde kurulmuştur. Birliğin kurulmasında sadece çıkar ilişkileri gözetilmemiş tarihi sorumlulukların gereği de yerine getirilmiştir. Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı üyesi ülkelerde işgücü yapısı ve endüstri ilişkilerinin karşılaştırmalı bir şekilde değerle…
Islam et politique en Turquie: Alliance et rupture entre le mouvement de Fethullah Gülen et le Parti de la Justice et du Développement de Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Issus tous les deux d’une Anatolie conservatrice, Fethullah Gülen et Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ont mis en place respectivement une mouvance et un parti politique qui continuent de marquer la Turquie. Fondée sur une même vision de l’islam et une stratégie de neutralisation de leur adversaire, l’establishment kémaliste, une alliance entre les deux fut nouée en 2002 quand l’AKP arriva au pouvoir. Toutefois, ambiguë dès le départ, cette alliance n’a pas r…
Turkey’s Comeback to Central Asia
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Turkey emerged\nas an influential player in the Muslim and ethnically Turkic republics\nof Central Asia. Despite an unrealistic initial policy approach\naimed at creating a wide-spanning Turkic union, Turkey reoriented\nits foreign policy toward the region and since the mid-1990s\nhas relied on a sophisticated combination of bilateral engagement,\nmultilateral institutions, economic linkages, and soft p…
Situating the Gülen Movement in France and in Europe
Fethullah Gülen’s Turkish socio-religious movement has been active in Europe for over a decade in the spheres of education and interfaith dialogue. Operating outside Turkey and with relative freedom of association and expression, the Gülen movement has begun to carve out its niche in European Islam. Unlike in the United States, where supporters have chartered full-time schools, members of the Gülen movement in France and Germany mostly offer afte…
Reviving Central Asia’s religious ties with the Indian subcontinent? The Jamaat al Tabligh
As a consequence of Russian and Soviet domination in Central Asia, local Islam has been considerably isolated from the rest of the Muslim world. However, the end of the Soviet Union in 1991 opened the door for the reestablishment of new relations between Central Asian Muslims and their brethren in other countries such as Turkey, Iran and the Arab peninsula. Most of these new foreign Islamic influences have been the subject of a good deal of schol…
La Turquie en Asie centrale: Acteurs privés et étatique dans le développement d'une influence islamique turque dans les républiques post-soviétiques
La fin de l’URSS en 1991 a permis l’émergence de nouvelles républiques en Asie centrale. Proches de la Turquie culturellement et religieusement, ces nouveaux États ont été mis par Ankara au centre d’une ambitieuse politique de rapprochement de façon à constituer pour la Turquie une sphère d’influence fondée sur la turcophonie. Paradoxalement, pour un pays souvent érigé en modèle de laïcité pour le monde musulman, c’est la coopération islamique qu…
Between secular education and Islamic philosophy: The approach and achievements of Fethullah Gülen’s followers in Azerbaijan
Fethullah Gülen is the leader of a very influential Islamic community in Turkey, one of the\nmost important and most transnational Islamic movements in the world. In Azerbaijan,\ninspired and influenced by his ideas, many Turkish businessmen and educators have\nendorsed and supported his movement, most importantly with a huge network of private\nhigh schools. When this community arrived in Azerbaijan just after the end of the Soviet\nUnion, its m…
Between secular education and Islamic philosophy: The approach and achievements of Fethullah Gülen’s followers in Azerbaijan
Fethullah Gülen is the leader of a very influential Islamic community in Turkey, one of the most important and most transnational Islamic movements in the world. In Azerbaijan, inspired and influenced by his ideas, many Turkish businessmen and educators have endorsed and supported his movement, most importantly with a huge network of private high schools. When this community arrived in Azerbaijan just after the end of the Soviet Union, its main o…
La jamaʿat al Tabligh en Asie centrale: Réactivation des liens islamiques avec le sous continent indien et insertion dans un islam mondialisé
Très fortes jusqu’à l’arrivée de la Russie en Asie centrale au XIXe siècle, notamment sous la dynastie moghole originaire d’Asie centrale, les relations islamiques entre l’Inde et l’Asie centrale ont été considérablement amoindries pendant la période russe et soviétique où l’islam centrasiatique était particulièrement coupé du monde musulman. Toutefois, à la faveur des indépendances en 1991, un important processus de recréation de liens voire d’i…
State building and conflict resolution in the Caucasus
The rise of the Jama'at al Tabligh in Kyrgyzstan: The revival of Islamic ties between the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia
After two centuries of close relationships, especially under the Mughals, Islamic ties between India and Central Asia have been considerably weakened, first after the Tsarist colonization and then by Soviet religious repression and ideological isolation. However, when Central Asian post-Soviet republics became independent in 1991, they renewed all kinds of links with the Indian subcontinent. Moreover, the revival of Central Asian Islam benefited …
Religion et politique dans le Caucase post-soviétique: Les traditions réinventées à l’épreuve des influences extérieures
Au carrefour des mondes turc, iranien et russe qui l’ont façonné à travers les siècles, le Caucase resurgit sur la scène internationale et focalise les attentions à bien des égards depuis que la dernière puissance impériale qui l’a dominé, l’Union soviétique, s’est effacée. L’objectif du présent ouvrage collectif est d’explorer les facteurs d’analyse des renouveaux religieux, chrétien et musulman mais aussi juif, yezidi, molokane ou bahai dans l’…
Central Asian refugees in Saudi Arabia: Religious evolution and contributing to the reislamization of their motherland
The Uzbek and Uighur refugees that fled the communist regimes around the 1930s and 1950s in Central Asia formed cohesive communities in Saudi Arabia while their original identities suffered a downward slide throughout the XX th century. To appeal to Saudi sympathy on arrival in Saudi Arabia, these refugees claimed either their regional identity as Turkistani or their ethnic identity as Kashgari, Bukhari or Kokandi, as the Saudis were better acqua…
Islam in post-Soviet Georgia1
This paper explores Islam in Georgia and analyses empirical results from preliminary field research in Tbilisi, more particularly in Kvemo-Kartli, whose inhabitants are predominantly Shi'ites and ethnic Azeris, as well as in Adjaria, where Sunni Adjars are resisting attempts at (re)-Christianization. Moreover, field inquiries were carried out in the Pankisi Valley, where approximately 6000 Kists live. Most publications dealing with Georgia's hist…
Peyrouse Sébastien, Des chrétiens entre athéisme et islam. Regards sur la question religieuse en Asie centrale soviétique et post-soviétique, Paris, Maisonneuve et Larose, Institut Français d’Études s…
L’ouvrage de Sébastien Peyrouse est sans doute un des meilleurs travaux parus ces dernières années sur l’Asie centrale post-soviétique. Il s’agit d’un travail de longue haleine, qui, s’appuyant sur de solides enquêtes empiriques menées sur un vaste terrain comprenant les cinq États d’Asie centrale (Kazakhstan, Kirghizstan, Ouzbékistan, Tadjikistan et Turkménistan) ainsi que la Russie, combine une approche historique et sociologique et aboutit à u…
Between Sunnism and Shiism: Islam in post-Soviet Azerbaijan
Islam was imported in today's Azerbaijan as early as 639 when the Arabs, under the command of Hudayfa Ibn al‐Yamdu, intended to take over the whole Caucasus. By 652, the Arabs got as far as Derbent
Les écoles néo-nurcu de Fethullah Gülen en Asie centrale: Implantation, fonctionnement et nature du message véhiculé par le biais de la coopération éducative
Depuis la fin de l'URSS, l'Asie centrale turque (l'Ouzbékistan, le Turkménistan et le Kirgistan) ont émergé sur la scène géo-politique et ont nourri le débat identitaire en Turquie. Alors que l'Etat turc attribue une grande importance géopolitique à ces républiques, la présence turque dans ces pays résulte plus de l'engagement d'acteurs privés parmi lesquels la communauté de Fethüllâh Gülen, leader de la branche du mouvement nurcu fondée par Said…
Between Sunnism and Shiism: Islam in post-Soviet Azerbaijan
Islam was imported in today's Azerbaijan as early as 639 when the Arabs, under the command of Hudayfa Ibn al‐Yamdu, intended to take over the whole Caucasus. By 652, the Arabs got as far as Derbent
Central Asian refugees in Saudi Arabia: Religious evolution and contributing to the reislamization of their motherland
The Uzbek and Uighur refugees that fled the communist regimes around the 1930s and 1950s in Central Asia formed cohesive communities in Saudi Arabia while their original identities suffered a downward slide throughout the XX th century. To appeal to Saudi sympathy on arrival in Saudi Arabia, these refugees claimed either their regional identity as Turkistani or their ethnic identity as Kashgari, Bukhari or Kokandi, as the Saudis were better acqua…
Islam in post-Soviet Georgia1
This paper explores Islam in Georgia and analyses empirical results from preliminary field research in Tbilisi, more particularly in Kvemo-Kartli, whose inhabitants are predominantly Shi'ites and ethnic Azeris, as well as in Adjaria, where Sunni Adjars are resisting attempts at (re)-Christianization. Moreover, field inquiries were carried out in the Pankisi Valley, where approximately 6000 Kists live. Most publications dealing with Georgia's hist…
Between secular education and Islamic philosophy: The approach and achievements of Fethullah Gülen’s followers in Azerbaijan
Fethullah Gülen is the leader of a very influential Islamic community in Turkey, one of the\nmost important and most transnational Islamic movements in the world. In Azerbaijan,\ninspired and influenced by his ideas, many Turkish businessmen and educators have\nendorsed and supported his movement, most importantly with a huge network of private\nhigh schools. When this community arrived in Azerbaijan just after the end of the Soviet\nUnion, its m…
The rise of the Jama'at al Tabligh in Kyrgyzstan: The revival of Islamic ties between the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia
After two centuries of close relationships, especially under the Mughals, Islamic ties between India and Central Asia have been considerably weakened, first after the Tsarist colonization and then by Soviet religious repression and ideological isolation. However, when Central Asian post-Soviet republics became independent in 1991, they renewed all kinds of links with the Indian subcontinent. Moreover, the revival of Central Asian Islam benefited …
Les écoles néo-nurcu de Fethullah Gülen en Asie centrale: Implantation, fonctionnement et nature du message véhiculé par le biais de la coopération éducative
Depuis la fin de l'URSS, l'Asie centrale turque (l'Ouzbékistan, le Turkménistan et le Kirgistan) ont émergé sur la scène géo-politique et ont nourri le débat identitaire en Turquie. Alors que l'Etat turc attribue une grande importance géopolitique à ces républiques, la présence turque dans ces pays résulte plus de l'engagement d'acteurs privés parmi lesquels la communauté de Fethüllâh Gülen, leader de la branche du mouvement nurcu fondée par Said…
Islam et politique en Turquie: Alliance et rupture entre le mouvement de Fethullah Gülen et le Parti de la Justice et du Développement de Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Issus tous les deux d’une Anatolie conservatrice, Fethullah Gülen et Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ont mis en place respectivement une mouvance et un parti politique qui continuent de marquer la Turquie. Fondée sur une même vision de l’islam et une stratégie de neutralisation de leur adversaire, l’establishment kémaliste, une alliance entre les deux fut nouée en 2002 quand l’AKP arriva au pouvoir. Toutefois, ambiguë dès le départ, cette alliance n’a pas r…
Reviving Central Asia’s religious ties with the Indian subcontinent? The Jamaat al Tabligh
As a consequence of Russian and Soviet domination in Central Asia, local Islam has been considerably isolated from the rest of the Muslim world. However, the end of the Soviet Union in 1991 opened the door for the reestablishment of new relations between Central Asian Muslims and their brethren in other countries such as Turkey, Iran and the Arab peninsula. Most of these new foreign Islamic influences have been the subject of a good deal of schol…
Les écoles néo-nurcu de Fethullah Gülen en Asie centrale: Implantation, fonctionnement et nature du message véhiculé par le biais de la coopération éducative
Depuis la fin de l'URSS, l'Asie centrale turque (l'Ouzbékistan, le Turkménistan et le Kirgistan) ont émergé sur la scène géo-politique et ont nourri le débat identitaire en Turquie. Alors que l'Etat turc attribue une grande importance géopolitique à ces républiques, la présence turque dans ces pays résulte plus de l'engagement d'acteurs privés parmi lesquels la communauté de Fethüllâh Gülen, leader de la branche du mouvement nurcu fondée par Said…
Between Sunnism and Shiism: Islam in post-Soviet Azerbaijan
Islam was imported in today's Azerbaijan as early as 639 when the Arabs, under the command of Hudayfa Ibn al‐Yamdu, intended to take over the whole Caucasus. By 652, the Arabs got as far as Derbent
Peyrouse Sébastien, Des chrétiens entre athéisme et islam. Regards sur la question religieuse en Asie centrale soviétique et post-soviétique, Paris, Maisonneuve et Larose, Institut Français d’Études s…
L’ouvrage de Sébastien Peyrouse est sans doute un des meilleurs travaux parus ces dernières années sur l’Asie centrale post-soviétique. Il s’agit d’un travail de longue haleine, qui, s’appuyant sur de solides enquêtes empiriques menées sur un vaste terrain comprenant les cinq États d’Asie centrale (Kazakhstan, Kirghizstan, Ouzbékistan, Tadjikistan et Turkménistan) ainsi que la Russie, combine une approche historique et sociologique et aboutit à u…
Religion et politique dans le Caucase post-soviétique: Les traditions réinventées à l’épreuve des influences extérieures
Au carrefour des mondes turc, iranien et russe qui l’ont façonné à travers les siècles, le Caucase resurgit sur la scène internationale et focalise les attentions à bien des égards depuis que la dernière puissance impériale qui l’a dominé, l’Union soviétique, s’est effacée. L’objectif du présent ouvrage collectif est d’explorer les facteurs d’analyse des renouveaux religieux, chrétien et musulman mais aussi juif, yezidi, molokane ou bahai dans l’…
Central Asian refugees in Saudi Arabia: Religious evolution and contributing to the reislamization of their motherland
The Uzbek and Uighur refugees that fled the communist regimes around the 1930s and 1950s in Central Asia formed cohesive communities in Saudi Arabia while their original identities suffered a downward slide throughout the XX th century. To appeal to Saudi sympathy on arrival in Saudi Arabia, these refugees claimed either their regional identity as Turkistani or their ethnic identity as Kashgari, Bukhari or Kokandi, as the Saudis were better acqua…
Islam in post-Soviet Georgia1
This paper explores Islam in Georgia and analyses empirical results from preliminary field research in Tbilisi, more particularly in Kvemo-Kartli, whose inhabitants are predominantly Shi'ites and ethnic Azeris, as well as in Adjaria, where Sunni Adjars are resisting attempts at (re)-Christianization. Moreover, field inquiries were carried out in the Pankisi Valley, where approximately 6000 Kists live. Most publications dealing with Georgia's hist…
La jamaʿat al Tabligh en Asie centrale: Réactivation des liens islamiques avec le sous continent indien et insertion dans un islam mondialisé
Très fortes jusqu’à l’arrivée de la Russie en Asie centrale au XIXe siècle, notamment sous la dynastie moghole originaire d’Asie centrale, les relations islamiques entre l’Inde et l’Asie centrale ont été considérablement amoindries pendant la période russe et soviétique où l’islam centrasiatique était particulièrement coupé du monde musulman. Toutefois, à la faveur des indépendances en 1991, un important processus de recréation de liens voire d’i…
State building and conflict resolution in the Caucasus
The rise of the Jama'at al Tabligh in Kyrgyzstan: The revival of Islamic ties between the Indian subcontinent and Central Asia
After two centuries of close relationships, especially under the Mughals, Islamic ties between India and Central Asia have been considerably weakened, first after the Tsarist colonization and then by Soviet religious repression and ideological isolation. However, when Central Asian post-Soviet republics became independent in 1991, they renewed all kinds of links with the Indian subcontinent. Moreover, the revival of Central Asian Islam benefited …
Between secular education and Islamic philosophy: The approach and achievements of Fethullah Gülen’s followers in Azerbaijan
Fethullah Gülen is the leader of a very influential Islamic community in Turkey, one of the\nmost important and most transnational Islamic movements in the world. In Azerbaijan,\ninspired and influenced by his ideas, many Turkish businessmen and educators have\nendorsed and supported his movement, most importantly with a huge network of private\nhigh schools. When this community arrived in Azerbaijan just after the end of the Soviet\nUnion, its m…
Between secular education and Islamic philosophy: The approach and achievements of Fethullah Gülen’s followers in Azerbaijan
Fethullah Gülen is the leader of a very influential Islamic community in Turkey, one of the most important and most transnational Islamic movements in the world. In Azerbaijan, inspired and influenced by his ideas, many Turkish businessmen and educators have endorsed and supported his movement, most importantly with a huge network of private high schools. When this community arrived in Azerbaijan just after the end of the Soviet Union, its main o…
La Turquie en Asie centrale: Acteurs privés et étatique dans le développement d'une influence islamique turque dans les républiques post-soviétiques
La fin de l’URSS en 1991 a permis l’émergence de nouvelles républiques en Asie centrale. Proches de la Turquie culturellement et religieusement, ces nouveaux États ont été mis par Ankara au centre d’une ambitieuse politique de rapprochement de façon à constituer pour la Turquie une sphère d’influence fondée sur la turcophonie. Paradoxalement, pour un pays souvent érigé en modèle de laïcité pour le monde musulman, c’est la coopération islamique qu…
Reviving Central Asia’s religious ties with the Indian subcontinent? The Jamaat al Tabligh
As a consequence of Russian and Soviet domination in Central Asia, local Islam has been considerably isolated from the rest of the Muslim world. However, the end of the Soviet Union in 1991 opened the door for the reestablishment of new relations between Central Asian Muslims and their brethren in other countries such as Turkey, Iran and the Arab peninsula. Most of these new foreign Islamic influences have been the subject of a good deal of schol…
Turkey’s Comeback to Central Asia
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Turkey emerged\nas an influential player in the Muslim and ethnically Turkic republics\nof Central Asia. Despite an unrealistic initial policy approach\naimed at creating a wide-spanning Turkic union, Turkey reoriented\nits foreign policy toward the region and since the mid-1990s\nhas relied on a sophisticated combination of bilateral engagement,\nmultilateral institutions, economic linkages, and soft p…
Situating the Gülen Movement in France and in Europe
Fethullah Gülen’s Turkish socio-religious movement has been active in Europe for over a decade in the spheres of education and interfaith dialogue. Operating outside Turkey and with relative freedom of association and expression, the Gülen movement has begun to carve out its niche in European Islam. Unlike in the United States, where supporters have chartered full-time schools, members of the Gülen movement in France and Germany mostly offer afte…
Islam et politique en Turquie: Alliance et rupture entre le mouvement de Fethullah Gülen et le Parti de la Justice et du Développement de Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Issus tous les deux d’une Anatolie conservatrice, Fethullah Gülen et Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ont mis en place respectivement une mouvance et un parti politique qui continuent de marquer la Turquie. Fondée sur une même vision de l’islam et une stratégie de neutralisation de leur adversaire, l’establishment kémaliste, une alliance entre les deux fut nouée en 2002 quand l’AKP arriva au pouvoir. Toutefois, ambiguë dès le départ, cette alliance n’a pas r…
Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı’na Üye Ülkelerde Endüstri İlişkileri
Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı, aynı etnik ve kültürel bağlara sahip ülkelerin oluşturmuş olduğu bölgesel bir yapıdır. 5 asil ve 2 gözlemci statüsünde üyesi olan Teşkilat, resmi olarak 20-21 Ekim 2021 tarihinde kurulmuştur. Birliğin kurulmasında sadece çıkar ilişkileri gözetilmemiş tarihi sorumlulukların gereği de yerine getirilmiştir. Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı üyesi ülkelerde işgücü yapısı ve endüstri ilişkilerinin karşılaştırmalı bir şekilde değerle…
Political science (15 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Islam (8 works) · Humanities (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (6 works) · History (5 works)