Adil Yildiz
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PhD Candidate in Political Science @OleMiss | Currently studying right-wing mobilizations and human rights violations
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My first-ever peer-reviewed research is published in
@uidergisi
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I deeply thank
@laurakhuber
for her guidance and valuable comments on my draft.
I analyze China's challenge to the lib. int. order and its possible implications for Russia and Turkey. 1/8
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My replication of
@AmandaMurdie
and Dursun Peksen's (2014) 'The Impact of Human Rights INGO Shaming on Humanitarian Interventions' has been published in this issue.
@JournalCurrent
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I am a third-year PhD student in PoliSci. I am about to start preparing for my comprehensive exams. I decided to open this account to share my summary notes on the canonical research in the fields of Comparative Politics and International Relations (IR) as I compile them.
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📣Check out my new blog article on
@yjeaorg
As to how social movements such as the Yellow Vests movement matter in shaping politics.
#PublicPolicy
#YellowVests
#France
#GrassrootsMovements
#PoliticalChange
New Blog Alert! 🚨
Dive into the latest article by Adil Yildiz, “From Streets to Policies: The Impact of the Yellow Vests Movement on French Public Policy.”
Link:
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📢Proud to announce my new open-access publication!📢
Increased political polarization is detrimental to human rights as opposing individuals or groups engage in hostile interactions over political differences, promoting vilification and dehumanizing discourse. 1/3
📢 Enstitümüzün yılda iki kez yayınladığı, göz bebeğimiz Journal of Humanity, Peace and Justice’in ilk sayısı yayınlandı. Birbirinden değerli makalelerin olduğu ilk sayıya açık erişim olarak ulaşabilirsiniz. 🍀
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Highly recommended! This book, although concise, covers a wide range of valuable aspects for comps, including the true purpose of comps, meeting professors' expectations, cultivating a professional mindset, mastering the literature, and improving analytical thinking.
Thrilled to announce that my new book, How to Pass Comps: An Insider's Guide for Graduate Students in the Social Sciences is now available!
Over 25+ years (plus failing comps the 1st time!) I learned a lot about how to pass comps & succeed in grad school. Excited to share w/all!
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I find that the ‘‘naming and shaming’’ activities of Human Rights Organizations (HROs) retain their effect of increasing the likelihood of humanitarian intervention, even when accounting for a geopolitical factor (i.e., being a United States ally). 2/2
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In "The Political Origins of Our Economic Discontents" by Peter Hall (2013), the author conducts a historical analysis of the institutional frameworks that shaped the economic success and response to economic challenges in developed political economies during two key eras: 1/7
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High entry costs: When the entry costs are extremely high, even a reliable A finds that these costs outweigh the benefits of coop. As a result, A does not join the institution, and B does not cooperate. This is suboptimal because it deters even potential cooperating members. 5/10
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The fervent dialogue between Mearsheimer (1994) and Keohane and Martin (1995) illustrates a great debate that echoes with major institutional theories in international relations. 1/8
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Check out the latest edition of
@Euro_Review
. I have also contributed an article titled "Actor Interactions through the Policymaking Process of the EU’s Single-Use Plastics Policy".
📣🗞 Exciting Announcement! Our latest April edition of European Studies Review is now live! 🔗 Link to the new edition 👉
⭐️ Did you find it inspiring? Share it!
👏 A big round of applause to our exceptional team of writers and editors!
#EUaffairs
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2. Acceleration in the Process of De-Dollarization: Both Russia and China have shown an interest in reducing their reliance on the US dollar in international trade. China's rise could possibly accelerate the process of de-dollarization. 6/8
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B’s belief about A’s reliability can be low or high. The size of signaling cost reflects the expense that A has to bear for joining the institution. Cost may be low, moderate, or high. Depending on the combination of B's belief and signaling cost, three equilibria arise. 4/10
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In Germany, by contrast, the structure of political institutions (e.g., constitutional rules and corporatist policy networks) provided the government with an ability to hold the line on spending. 8/13
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Post a photo YOU took. Just a photo. No description. Keep the thread going.
Post a photo YOU took. Just a photo. No description. Keep the thread going.
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Officially ABD!✌️
I am a third-year PhD student in PoliSci. I am about to start preparing for my comprehensive exams. I decided to open this account to share my summary notes on the canonical research in the fields of Comparative Politics and International Relations (IR) as I compile them.
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I had the opportunity to contribute to this issue with an article titled "The Rise of China and its Interplay with the Russian and Turkish Regimes." I thank
@uidergisi
for this and extend my thanks to
@DimitarBechev
and
@CDizdaroglu
for their guidance, collaboration and patience.
Dimitar Bechev’in misafir editörlüğünü yaptığı, “Russia and Turkey in a Changing Global Order” başlıklı özel sayımız (79. Sayı) yayımlandı.
@DimitarBechev
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Bravo Jacob! It is a great summary of such an extensive work, for sure. However, let's spice it up by adding some critiques. While Lijphart's analysis comprehensively examines various democratic systems, I have a few points to argue regarding the empirical model. 1/9
I just re-read (parts of) Lijphart's "Patterns of Democracy" (2012) for something I am working on. In this 🧵, I will offer a fairly detailed summary of this truly seminal work in comparative politics, which, I hope, some of you may find useful. 1/n
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This is groundbreaking!
Very happy to announce the publication of the results of my year-long
@EP_HumanRights
@tepsaeu
project on the extensive range of applications of AI on repression and human rights violations. It surveys an extensive range of cross-country case studies.
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