Tuğba Bayar
Biographic Data
| ID | 6632486 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tuğba Bayar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tuğba |
| FAMILY NAME | Bayar |
| SIGNATURE | BAYAR T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bilkent University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8586-913X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The sheep that god lost
The world witnessed the forceful repulsion of undocumented migrants when the Turkish government unilaterally repealed the EU-Turkey Deal in the Spring of 2020 and opened its border to allow migrants to reach the Greek border. In general, the rights of undocumented migrants are widely abused, particularly during migrants’ journeys towards asylum applications and pending status. This article examines in-depth how states violate the rights of undocu…
Unilateral Withdrawals from Multilateral International Treaties, 1945–2024
Unilateral withdrawals from multilateral international treaties ( MIT s) constitute a substantial state behavior that offers insights into interstate cooperation and dynamics of treaty regimes. While much attention has been given to state withdrawals from intergovernmental organizations ( IO s), relatively recent high-profile exits, such as the US withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal and Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, bring un…
Turkey’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention
This article traces the raison d'être for Turkey's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention. It draws upon two bodies of literature: international human rights regimes (IHRR) and authoritarian survival strategies. The Turkish government faced an electoral defeat in local elections 2019, which represented a serious challenge to the ruling party. To compensate for its loss of power and to consolidate its voter base, the government took some steps fo…
Oligopoly
Oligopoly indicates a market form in which a few significant companies – oligopolists – dominate. The oligopolists determine the prices by observing and imitating each other, but without any collusion. The prices remain as high as in a monopoly and, to a large extent, the prices remain constant. The situation is not against competition law since the firms do not conclude explicit agreements.
Industrial Relations Theory
The industrial relations field focuses on the tripartite relationship among trade unions/syndicates, employees, and employers. Industrial relations started after the Industrial Revolution, when the workers began to demand improved working conditions and formed syndicates to advocate their rights. The theory of industrial relations developed as the world was faced with the problems of “labors” (commodity model of labor) after industrialization. Th…
Courts
A court is a governmental entity established to function as a judicial tribunal to make decisions congruent with justice. Courts settle controversies among parties or give judicial decisions on crimes. A court is presided over by a judge. There are mainly two parties involved in a lawsuit: a plaintiff and a defendant. Attorneys represent each party. A prosecutor is present to represent the case of a state against a criminal or a defendant. In som…
Feudalism
Feudalism is a political, social, and economic system that dominated medieval Europe. In this system, the upper class administers the lands of the king and builds up a structure that facilitates communication between the king and the commons. Lords lease lands for cultivation and in return they receive military protection as well as tax and products. The lowest class is made up of workers, villeins, and peasants that are the poorest in this syste…
Turkey’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention
This article traces the raison d'être for Turkey's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention. It draws upon two bodies of literature: international human rights regimes (IHRR) and authoritarian survival strategies. The Turkish government faced an electoral defeat in local elections 2019, which represented a serious challenge to the ruling party. To compensate for its loss of power and to consolidate its voter base, the government took some steps fo…
Oligopoly
Oligopoly indicates a market form in which a few significant companies – oligopolists – dominate. The oligopolists determine the prices by observing and imitating each other, but without any collusion. The prices remain as high as in a monopoly and, to a large extent, the prices remain constant. The situation is not against competition law since the firms do not conclude explicit agreements.
Industrial Relations Theory
The industrial relations field focuses on the tripartite relationship among trade unions/syndicates, employees, and employers. Industrial relations started after the Industrial Revolution, when the workers began to demand improved working conditions and formed syndicates to advocate their rights. The theory of industrial relations developed as the world was faced with the problems of “labors” (commodity model of labor) after industrialization. Th…
Courts
A court is a governmental entity established to function as a judicial tribunal to make decisions congruent with justice. Courts settle controversies among parties or give judicial decisions on crimes. A court is presided over by a judge. There are mainly two parties involved in a lawsuit: a plaintiff and a defendant. Attorneys represent each party. A prosecutor is present to represent the case of a state against a criminal or a defendant. In som…
Feudalism
Feudalism is a political, social, and economic system that dominated medieval Europe. In this system, the upper class administers the lands of the king and builds up a structure that facilitates communication between the king and the commons. Lords lease lands for cultivation and in return they receive military protection as well as tax and products. The lowest class is made up of workers, villeins, and peasants that are the poorest in this syste…
Turkey’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention
This article traces the raison d'être for Turkey's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention. It draws upon two bodies of literature: international human rights regimes (IHRR) and authoritarian survival strategies. The Turkish government faced an electoral defeat in local elections 2019, which represented a serious challenge to the ruling party. To compensate for its loss of power and to consolidate its voter base, the government took some steps fo…
The sheep that god lost
The world witnessed the forceful repulsion of undocumented migrants when the Turkish government unilaterally repealed the EU-Turkey Deal in the Spring of 2020 and opened its border to allow migrants to reach the Greek border. In general, the rights of undocumented migrants are widely abused, particularly during migrants’ journeys towards asylum applications and pending status. This article examines in-depth how states violate the rights of undocu…
Unilateral Withdrawals from Multilateral International Treaties, 1945–2024
Unilateral withdrawals from multilateral international treaties ( MIT s) constitute a substantial state behavior that offers insights into interstate cooperation and dynamics of treaty regimes. While much attention has been given to state withdrawals from intergovernmental organizations ( IO s), relatively recent high-profile exits, such as the US withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal and Turkey’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, bring un…
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Human rights (2 works) · Industrial organization (2 works) · International trade (2 works) · Law (2 works)