Turkish Public Perceptions of Germany: Most Popular among the Unpopular

Turkish mainstream press coverage of greece-related news in years 1994-2000 Bilge, Deniz; Kaya, Ahmet Raşit; Department of Media and Cultural Studies (2008) This study aims to answer the question of what is the main role of journalists in foreign news reporting, do they objectively inform the public as independent professionals or only serve to the national interest while they are reporting the Greece - related news? In other words, this study aims to reveal whether Turkish mainstream journalist repeat the official discourse which determines the national interest or they digress from the official discourse and form their own discourse in stead while they are re...
Turkish Russian relations in the post-soviet era: limits of economic interdependence Pirinçci, Müberra; Tanrısever, Oktay Fırat; Department of Eurasian Studies (2009) This thesis aims to study the relations between Turkey and Russia in the post-Soviet era by focusing on the nature of economic interdependence between these countries. Focusing on the energy, trade, tourism and investment sectors, the thesis evaluates the interaction between the political and economic factors in the relations between Turkey and the Russian Federation. Contrary to the general view which claims that the historically conflictual relations between these two countries have been replaced by more ...
Turkish consumers' perceptions of environmental claims Tarhan, Ayşe Buyçe; Çağlı, Uğur; Department of Business Administration (1996)
Turkish Civil Society, the EU and Europeanness Ergun Özbolat, Ayça (2009-04-09)
Turkish experience in privatization: the privatizations of large-scale state-economic enterprisesin the 2000s Angın, Merih; Bedirhanoğlu Toker, Pınar; Department of International Relations (2010) Privatization, which is the most important component of neo-liberal policies since the 1980s, has been legitimized by the neo-liberal doctrine through a purely economic and technical terminology. Contrary to this, this thesis maintains that privatization is a highly political process, shaped by intertwined class- and identity-based interests in different countries. To support this argument, the thesis makes a comparative analysis of the privatizations of large-scale state economic enterprises in Turkey in t...

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Ö. Şenyuva and E. Çengel, Turkish Public Perceptions of Germany: Most Popular among the Unpopular. 2022.