Mustafa Aydin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4380968 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mustafa Aydin |
| PRENOMES | Mustafa |
| SOBRENOME | Aydin |
| ASSINATURA | AYDIN M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Ankara University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Continuity and change in Turkish politics
This paper introduces a special issue focusing on the intricacies of Turkey's party system and the evolution of Turkish party competition amid democratic challenges. The introduction provides a brief overview of each paper in this special issue, which delves into the relationship between economic factors and voter behavior, offering insights into the continued dominance of the ruling party. While doing so, the special issue specifically examines …
Does the digital divide matter? Factors and conditions that promote ICT literacy
Assessing Uses of Motivated Strategies by Middle School Students Based on Their Learning Styles/Ispitivanje uporabe voljnih strategija učenika viših razreda osnovnih škola na temelju njihovih stilova …
In this study, middle school students’ motivated strategies for learning were compared based on their learning styles. Four hundred fifty-one senior middle school students participated in this study. The sample comprised 52.3% female students and 47.7% male students. According to the results of the present study, the Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation learning preferences generally exhibit a negative correlation with the motivated str…
Inside/Outside
A 2020 vision for the Black Sea region
The Black Sea region is coming into its own although it is at times a contested and dangerous neighbourhood. Despite heightened interest in the region, its real priorities and needs are still being largely ignored by insiders and outsiders alike. What is needed are regional solutions for regional problems. The authors present the key findings and recommendations of the Commission on the Black Sea, a civil society initiative comprising a number of…
Civilizational futures
Regionalization of Great Power Security — Near Abroad, Broader Middle East, and European Neighbourhood
Identity-based Security Threats in a Globalized World
Europeanization through EU conditionality
Since October 2001, Turkey has embarked upon a process of wide-ranging political reforms through harmonization packages to redress its shortcomings vis-a-vis the Copenhagen criteria. The Turkish ec
Europe’s new region
Situated at the crossroads between Europe and Asia as well as Russia and the Middle East, the Black Sea is more than a region of local strategic significance, representing an axis of increasing geo‐political importance to the European Union. With its mosaic of problems, the wider Black Sea region is one of the more important challenges that the enlarged EU will face. Once Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey become members, the EU will directly border th…
Foucault's Pendulum
The emergence of eight independent states in Central Asia and the Caucasus after the end of the Cold War presented challenges to Turkey, while enlarging its role in the world. The collapse of the Soviet Union removed the century‐old Soviet/Russian threat to Turkey's security, while at the same time created a potentially risky power vacuum on Turkey's borders and threats to regional security. In this environment, Turkey is considered an important …
Securitization of History and Geography
Although Turkey possesses the second biggest army in NATO, it lives in a perennial 'insecurity complex'. It is a securitized country where 'security', in its wider definition, reigns supreme in societal and political development, and overrides most other considerations. In a sense, both the Republic of Turkey and Turkish society are historical creations of a very wide definition of security, which evolved from and is affected by historical experi…
Crypto-optimism in Turkish-Greek relations. What is next
Turkish–Greek problems are not new. They are well delineated and have remained dormant until very recently when the EU Helsinki summit in 1999 took a decision to accept Turkey’s candidature, accompanied by lifting of the Greek veto on Turkish membership aspirations and veiled Turkish acceptance of the Union’s relations with Cyprus. Since then, we have witnessed more twists in the ‘long standing-easy to predict’ Greek–Turkish relations than we had…
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
I looked elsewhere at the structural determinants of Turkish foreign policy,' which included the factors that have traditionally influenced and shaped the foreign policy of Turkey from imperial times, through the inter-war years with Ataturk, to the present-day Republic. Thanks to these structural determinants and their strong influence upon Turkey, it has been able to display a remarkable degree of continuity in its foreign policy, in contrast t…
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
(1999). Determinants of Turkish foreign policy: historical framework and traditional inputs. Middle Eastern Studies: Vol. 35, Seventy-five years of the Turkish Republic, pp. 152-186
Turkey and central Asia
(1996). Turkey and central Asia: Challenges of change. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 157-177
Europeanization through EU conditionality
Since October 2001, Turkey has embarked upon a process of wide-ranging political reforms through harmonization packages to redress its shortcomings vis-a-vis the Copenhagen criteria. The Turkish ec
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
(1999). Determinants of Turkish foreign policy: historical framework and traditional inputs. Middle Eastern Studies: Vol. 35, Seventy-five years of the Turkish Republic, pp. 152-186
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
I looked elsewhere at the structural determinants of Turkish foreign policy,' which included the factors that have traditionally influenced and shaped the foreign policy of Turkey from imperial times, through the inter-war years with Ataturk, to the present-day Republic. Thanks to these structural determinants and their strong influence upon Turkey, it has been able to display a remarkable degree of continuity in its foreign policy, in contrast t…
Foucault's Pendulum
The emergence of eight independent states in Central Asia and the Caucasus after the end of the Cold War presented challenges to Turkey, while enlarging its role in the world. The collapse of the Soviet Union removed the century‐old Soviet/Russian threat to Turkey's security, while at the same time created a potentially risky power vacuum on Turkey's borders and threats to regional security. In this environment, Turkey is considered an important …
Turkey and central Asia
(1996). Turkey and central Asia: Challenges of change. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 157-177
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
(1999). Determinants of Turkish foreign policy: historical framework and traditional inputs. Middle Eastern Studies: Vol. 35, Seventy-five years of the Turkish Republic, pp. 152-186
Determinants of Turkish foreign policy
I looked elsewhere at the structural determinants of Turkish foreign policy,' which included the factors that have traditionally influenced and shaped the foreign policy of Turkey from imperial times, through the inter-war years with Ataturk, to the present-day Republic. Thanks to these structural determinants and their strong influence upon Turkey, it has been able to display a remarkable degree of continuity in its foreign policy, in contrast t…
Securitization of History and Geography
Although Turkey possesses the second biggest army in NATO, it lives in a perennial 'insecurity complex'. It is a securitized country where 'security', in its wider definition, reigns supreme in societal and political development, and overrides most other considerations. In a sense, both the Republic of Turkey and Turkish society are historical creations of a very wide definition of security, which evolved from and is affected by historical experi…
Crypto-optimism in Turkish-Greek relations. What is next
Turkish–Greek problems are not new. They are well delineated and have remained dormant until very recently when the EU Helsinki summit in 1999 took a decision to accept Turkey’s candidature, accompanied by lifting of the Greek veto on Turkish membership aspirations and veiled Turkish acceptance of the Union’s relations with Cyprus. Since then, we have witnessed more twists in the ‘long standing-easy to predict’ Greek–Turkish relations than we had…
Foucault's Pendulum
The emergence of eight independent states in Central Asia and the Caucasus after the end of the Cold War presented challenges to Turkey, while enlarging its role in the world. The collapse of the Soviet Union removed the century‐old Soviet/Russian threat to Turkey's security, while at the same time created a potentially risky power vacuum on Turkey's borders and threats to regional security. In this environment, Turkey is considered an important …
Europe’s new region
Situated at the crossroads between Europe and Asia as well as Russia and the Middle East, the Black Sea is more than a region of local strategic significance, representing an axis of increasing geo‐political importance to the European Union. With its mosaic of problems, the wider Black Sea region is one of the more important challenges that the enlarged EU will face. Once Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey become members, the EU will directly border th…
Europeanization through EU conditionality
Since October 2001, Turkey has embarked upon a process of wide-ranging political reforms through harmonization packages to redress its shortcomings vis-a-vis the Copenhagen criteria. The Turkish ec
Regionalization of Great Power Security — Near Abroad, Broader Middle East, and European Neighbourhood
Identity-based Security Threats in a Globalized World
A 2020 vision for the Black Sea region
The Black Sea region is coming into its own although it is at times a contested and dangerous neighbourhood. Despite heightened interest in the region, its real priorities and needs are still being largely ignored by insiders and outsiders alike. What is needed are regional solutions for regional problems. The authors present the key findings and recommendations of the Commission on the Black Sea, a civil society initiative comprising a number of…
Civilizational futures
Inside/Outside
Assessing Uses of Motivated Strategies by Middle School Students Based on Their Learning Styles/Ispitivanje uporabe voljnih strategija učenika viših razreda osnovnih škola na temelju njihovih stilova …
In this study, middle school students’ motivated strategies for learning were compared based on their learning styles. Four hundred fifty-one senior middle school students participated in this study. The sample comprised 52.3% female students and 47.7% male students. According to the results of the present study, the Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation learning preferences generally exhibit a negative correlation with the motivated str…
Does the digital divide matter? Factors and conditions that promote ICT literacy
Continuity and change in Turkish politics
This paper introduces a special issue focusing on the intricacies of Turkey's party system and the evolution of Turkish party competition amid democratic challenges. The introduction provides a brief overview of each paper in this special issue, which delves into the relationship between economic factors and voter behavior, offering insights into the continued dominance of the ruling party. While doing so, the special issue specifically examines …
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