The anti-gender movement in Turkey: an analysis of its reciprocal aspects

Kancı, Tuba; Çelik, Buşra; Bekki, Yavuz Bülent; TARCAN, Umutcan

doi:10.1080/14683849.2022.2164189

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“…The rising visibility of women's authorship after 2014 and its impact on higher citation of women's work create optimism that knowledge on the EU–Turkey relationship will gradually become less distorted by male‐dominated ideology. In fact, some significant work on gender has been published in the context of EU–Turkey affairs following the completion of data collection (e.g., Bodur Ün and Arıkan, 2022; Kancı et al, 2023; Süleymanoğlu‐Kürüm and Cin, 2021). However, cautious optimism is warranted given the rise of anti‐gender politics in Turkey, culminating in Ankara's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention in 2021.…”

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Capturing Women's Standpoint in EU–Turkey Studies: The Evolution of Gendered Publication and Citation Patterns

Süleymanoğlu‐Kürüm,

Turhan

2023

J of Common Market Studies

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Starting from the ‘gender problem’ in European studies, we scrutinize the gendered knowledge production patterns in a least likely case to be gendered, EU–Turkey studies, due to the overrepresentation of women in the field and its feminine image. We utilize feminist standpoint theory and apply research synthesis and citation analysis techniques to two original datasets comprising 300 articles in 26 Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) journals, published from 1996 to 2020 and involving 8494 citations. Our findings reveal that male‐dominated knowledge marks even EU–Turkey studies with men outnumbering women in authorships and an extremely limited number of articles focusing on gender, whilst ampler disparities transpire in first authorships and citations. Whilst women have progressively disrupted male‐dominated knowledge by surpassing male authorship numbers since 2014, engaging in greater theoretical sophistication and having a greater inclination to cite women, limited incorporation of women's standpoint hinders the field's potential to address gender inequalities and promote gender‐sensitive policies and development.

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confidence: 99%