Browsing by Publisher "ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS"
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Archiving popular culture: editors' introduction
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Publisher and Date:(ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, 2020)
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FINANCIAL RESILIENCE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: THE ROLE OF BANKING MARKET STRUCTURE
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Publisher and Date:(ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, 2021-03)This article examines whether differences in banking market structures across countries influence the local stock market resilience to the COVID-19 pandemic. Using a sample of 66 countries for the period January 2020 to July 2020, our findings demonstrate that countries with more concentrated banking systems, with a higher presence of foreign banks, and a higher share of Islamic banks are more resilient to the pandemic. Considering the banking regulatory differences between countries, we observe ...
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Lost in translation or transformation? The impact of American aid on the Turkish military, 1947-60
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Publisher and Date:(ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, 2021-02)US-Turkish relations were marked by the primacy of military actors during the Cold War. This is considered to be the consequence of the so-called special relationship between the US and Turkish militaries based on mutual trust. However, historical record suggests that the two militaries clashed over a number of institutional, strategic and cultural matters from the onset. The US military assistance did not result in Turkish military's transformation along the US military system. Nevertheless, it ...
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Science and flags: deconstructing Turkey's Antarctic strategy
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Publisher and Date:(ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, 2021)This article explores Turkey's recent increased interest in the Antarctic by deconstructing how this interest contributes to the making of Antarctic nationalism(s). It makes two arguments. First, Turkey's status-seeking by being present in the Antarctic contributes to Antarctic nationalism(s) by invoking three distinct yet overlapping strands of nationalisms - banal, pragmatic-techno and Kemalist nationalisms, or what we term assemblage nationalism. Second, we argue that it was this nationalist ...