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1. Conceptualizing the Turkish Revolution in the Longue Durée.

Author

Gürcan, Efe Can, Yurtçiçek, Serdar, Özyiğit, Suat Eren, and Demircan, Necati

Subjects
STRUCTURAL dynamics, SOCIOECONOMIC factors, CATALYSTS, CENTENNIALS, LEADERSHIP
Abstract

Through a combination of the methods of theoretical review and historical-narrative analysis, this study seeks to unveil the main catalysts of the Turkish Revolution by addressing its structural and subjective dynamics in tandem. The literature lacks a theoretically-guided and systematic study of the Turkish Revolution, which marked its centenary in 2023—a significant gap that this paper seeks to fill. The article also contributes to the broader field of revolution studies by presenting an integrated framework that transcends the current fragmented state of prevailing theories. Based on a critical synthesis of revolution theories, the first part of our empirical analysis focuses on the structural dynamics underpinning the Turkish Revolution, with special emphasis on two chief factors: administrative and socio-economic breakdown. Demonstrating that the mere existence of class-structural strains and mass grievances does not automatically trigger revolutionary action, the second part reveals how the Revolution unfolded through a convergence of mediating factors associated with collective agency, namely leadership and ideational dynamics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. Kuşak Ve Yol Girişiminin Yoksulluğun Ortadan Kaldırılmasına Etkisi

Author

Demircan, Necati

Subjects
economic development (on national level), China, Bir Kuşak Bir Yol, Kuşak ve Yol Girişimi, Sürdürülebilir Kalkınma, Yoksullukla Mücadele, Belt and Road Initiative, sustainable development, Wirtschaftsentwicklung, Armutsbekämpfung, Internationale Beziehungen, International Relations, International Politics, Foreign Affairs, Development Policy, nachhaltige Entwicklung, International relations, internationale Beziehungen, Entwicklungspolitik, combating poverty, ddc:327
Abstract

China's lifting nearly 800 million people out of poverty in 70 years is the most remarkable achievement in human history. In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced the Belt and Road Initiative, which will revitalize the historic Silk Road and mark the twenty-first century. The Belt and Road Initiative is an initiative that will play a role in reducing poverty by creating new job opportunities through infrastructure work, economic aid and commercial revival. According to the World Bank's Sustainable Development 2030 report, China's Belt and Road Initiative predicts that countries will develop by achieving Global Sustainable Development. Through the Belt and Road Initiative investments, China's successes in fighting poverty are conveyed to poor countries in Africa, South Asia and the Middle East, reducing and eliminating global poverty. This study examines the role that China will play in reducing global poverty based on the investments made by China in the Belt and Road Initiative and the 2030 projections made by various institutions, including the World Bank and United Nations.

Published
2023

3. Turks in the Changing World Order: The Organization of Turkic States

Author

Demircan, Necati and Demircan, Necati

Abstract

The increasing cooperation of Turkic Speaking States under the umbrella of the Organization of Turkic States attracted attention while the world was on the verge of a global change. The unity of the Turks was evaluated as "Pan Turkism" and "Turan". Some researchers interpreted the rise of Turkism as increasing competition in Eurasia against China and Russia. It is an important discussion topic how the Turk states should understand the development of cooperation. It is necessary to evaluate the geopolitical position of the Turk states in the Belt and Road Initiative and the global balance of power. This study evaluated the rise of Turkism in the 21st century and the role of the organization of Turkic states in the global order.

Published
2022

4. The Communism and China Perception Created in Turkey during the Korean War

Author

Demircan, Necati and Demircan, Necati

Abstract

The beginning of the Cold War, the Truman Doctrine, and the Marshall Plan have made a radical change in Turkey's foreign policy. In 1946, with the Marshall Aid, sympathy for America and the anti-communism perception were created in Turkey. Within the ideological atmosphere of the Korean War, the China and communism perception began to negatively emerge in the Turkish public opinion. In order to convince the Turkish public opinion with regard to the Korean War, the perception that communism is anti-Turk and anti-Islam, invasive and enemy was imposed by NATO. Turkic, Islamic anti-communist movements were supported by NATO and the Uyghur problem was created in this period to create a China perception. The article explored how the China and communism perception was created through the media and ideological atmosphere in Turkey during the process of Turkey's becoming a member of NATO and the Korean War. In the research, newspapers, publications, and articles covering the Korean War from the period starting with Marshall Plan in 1946 were examined.

Published
2021

8. The Communism and China Perception Created in Turkey during the Korean War

Author

DEMİRCAN, Necati

Subjects
allgemeine Geschichte, History, China, NATO, Turkey, Political Science, General History, Koreakrieg, Kommunismus, international relations, Siyasi Bilimler, China,NATO,Korean War,Communism,Turkey Foreign Policy,Uygur Issue, Internationale Beziehungen, Türkei, International Relations, International Politics, Foreign Affairs, Development Policy, communism, foreign policy, Geschichte, Uygur Issue, Außenpolitik, internationale Beziehungen, Entwicklungspolitik, ddc:900, Korean War, ddc:327
Abstract

The beginning of the Cold War, the Truman Doctrine, and the Marshall Plan have made a radical change in Turkey's foreign policy. In 1946, with the Marshall Aid, sympathy for America and the anti-communism perception were created in Turkey. Within the ideological atmosphere of the Korean War, the China and communism perception began to negatively emerge in the Turkish public opinion. In order to convince the Turkish public opinion with regard to the Korean War, the perception that communism is anti-Turk and anti-Islam, invasive and enemy was imposed by NATO. Turkic, Islamic anti-communist movements were supported by NATO and the Uyghur problem was created in this period to create a China perception. The article explored how the China and communism perception was created through the media and ideological atmosphere in Turkey during the process of Turkey’s becoming a member of NATO and the Korean War. In the research, newspapers, publications, and articles covering the Korean War from the period starting with Marshall Plan in 1946 were examined.Keywords: The Korean War, Turkish Foreign Policy, Communism, China, NATO

Published
2020

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