Contested States as Liminal Spaces of Citizenship: Comparing Kosovo and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

Krasniqi, Gëzim

doi:10.1080/17449057.2019.1585092

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“…Furthermore, the geographical location of TRNC on a small island exacerbates the issue, leading to resource constraints and a heavy reliance on imports from foreign sources. Consequently, businesses in TRNC have to contend with increased transportation costs and additional customs duties as a result of this dependence [21,[27][28][29]. The construction industry in TRNC is relatively underdeveloped, considering that its expansion was initiated by hopes for a political solution on the island [30] in 2004 and the fact that it is facing problems typical of the construction industry in other DCs, often at a disadvantage when competing with international firms due to their lack of funds, expertise, and technical and managerial capacity [31,32].…”

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Navigating Turbulent Environments: Exploring Resilience in SMEs through Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective

Yapicioglu

2023

Sustainability

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This study seeks to explore how owner–managers of small and medium-sized enterprises navigate a constantly changing and turbulent environment following a traumatic experience and how they build resilience in their organizations by drawing upon memories through a complex adaptive system lens. Specifically, this study investigates the major factors shaping the management strategies of SMEs operating in the infrastructure construction sector in North Cyprus, where foreign aid/the patron country is the primary source of financing and therefore the major driver of strategies. To gather primary data, semistructured interviews were conducted with owner–managers of grade 1 construction SMEs, who can participate in internationally financed public projects. A qualitative approach using thematic analysis was adopted, and findings indicate that the most influential factor shaping the management strategies of SMEs in North Cyprus is the macro characteristics of the sociopolitical environment. These characteristics evoke memories for owner–managers and lead to a dissipative approach towards managing their SMEs, creating resilience in the face of North Cyprus’ ever-changing political environment.

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Section: Sector Smes In Dcs and In Trncmentioning

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Navigating Turbulent Environments: Exploring Resilience in SMEs through Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective

Yapicioglu

2023

Sustainability

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“…However, the state ultimately provides the limits and requirements for citizenship. A person's citizenship status also determines his submission to legal jurisdiction in a country (Krasniqi, 2019).…”

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The Citizenship Paradigm Debate in Dual Citizenship Discourses in Indonesia

Ramdhani

2022

J. Bina Praja

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Various adjustments regarding citizenship law regulations in Indonesia still do not provide accommodation for all citizens. After the enactment of Law Number 12 of 2006 concerning Citizenship, there was pressure from the Indonesian diaspora to implement dual citizenship. This urge received a rejection from other citizens because it endangered security, economy, politics and questioned loyalty as a citizen. This study aims to examine in the literature the differences in paradigms of globalist and nationalist groups in Indonesia and the reality that occurs in other countries regarding dual citizenship. The study uses a qualitative approach with a literature study to examine the issue of dual citizenship in Indonesia and compare the development of dual citizenship in other countries. The results showed that the debate on the dual citizenship paradigm is in the material and immaterial debates. The group that supports dual citizenship wants distributive justice in terms of material (economics) for those who live abroad. In contrast, the opposing group wants to maintain immaterial aspects. (identity, culture, and ideology). This situation makes Indonesia unable to fully implement dual citizenship. Besides that, Law Number 12 of 2006 concerning citizenship at the beginning of its formation was intended to prevent apatride and bipatride. On this basis, recommendations for stakeholders related to dual citizenship need to be careful in making policies, being able to accommodate the various wishes of citizens, as well as further reviewing the legal and social impacts caused when implementing dual citizenship in Indonesia.

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Demos at war: Revisiting the democratic boundary problem with a performative lens

Klem

2023

Social Sciences & Humanities Open

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Contested States as Liminal Spaces of Citizenship: Comparing Kosovo and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

Cited by 16 publications

References 45 publications

Navigating Turbulent Environments: Exploring Resilience in SMEs through Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective

Navigating Turbulent Environments: Exploring Resilience in SMEs through Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective

The Citizenship Paradigm Debate in Dual Citizenship Discourses in Indonesia

Demos at war: Revisiting the democratic boundary problem with a performative lens

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