The Political Foundations of Economic Crises and the Economic Foundations of Political Crises; The Intermingling Relationship: Turkish Case 1950–2002

Güneş, Hurşit

doi:10.1007/s11293-012-9356-9

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“…So, the root of economic problems passes through politicians and elites seeking to remain in power and enrich themselves. In Turkey, political crises are seen as a result of macroeconomic and financial crises by Gunes (2013). An article from Muller and Osterloh (2018) tested the indirect effects of politics and political orientation on economic outcomes (investment and consumption), connecting economic and private actors' confidence (lack of) and expectations of future government actions.…”

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The political determinants of country crises

Siqueira

2022

JES

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PurposeCountry crises can provoke damages to a country's economic activity and citizens in a way that will always demand a deeper understanding of their determinants. Political issues are commonly mentioned as an important factor boosting these crises. This paper investigates the political factors behind financial crises and recessions.Design/methodology/approachUsing variables from the ICRG rating system, logistic panel regressions are run to determine whether or not the political risk variables explain country crises.FindingsResults disclose the importance of socioeconomic conditions to financial crises and recessions with no influence from the political arena. Against expectations, political instability does not help to explain crises. Political risk ratings also show their importance, demonstrating that the higher is the risk, the higher is the probability of debt and currency crises occurrence.Originality/valueThe findings in this paper contribute to a growing literature of political risk and crises, enhancing the value of political risk assessment and increasing the application of its consequences.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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The political determinants of country crises

Siqueira

2022

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“…Military takeovers in the Middle East are different from military interventions elsewhere because of the material and ideological interests they uphold as an organisational entity (Yildirim, 2013). The Turkish people have struggled and gone through the scourge of four successful military coups in the years 1960, 1971, 1980 and 1997, which overthrew democratic governments (Günes, 2013;Atasoy, 2011). According to Nassar (2016), the first three were straight-out military coups.…”

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Social media marketing, Turkish behaviour and the 2016 military coup attempt

Attia

Fakhr

2019

IJIMB

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Social media is a driving force that has a borderless significant influence on behavioural change. Limited research has been published on the impact of social media marketing on behavioural and political change. This research discusses the influence of social media marketing on the recent actual behaviour exemplified by the Turkish constituents who stood against the July 2016 military coup attempt. The role of social media marketing and its associated variables of trust, word of mouth, relationship, loyalty, and value facilitated the communication among the different fabrics of the Turkish society, including the constituents, the government, the political parties, and the majority of members in the judicial branch, the police, and the anti-coup army personnel. This experience will be repeated in other global communities as the Turkish people learn and will be inspired and coached by similar practices. Social media marketing variables keep proving a positive impact on constituents' attitudes towards change and sustaining democratic practices, which translate into individual and aggregate actual behaviour.

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Turkey’s Neoliberal Restructuring and Class Capacities: A Macro-Level Assessment from a Combined and Uneven Development Perspective

Gürcan

Mete

2017

Neoliberalism and the Changing Face of Unionism

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The Political Foundations of Economic Crises and the Economic Foundations of Political Crises; The Intermingling Relationship: Turkish Case 1950–2002

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

The political determinants of country crises

The political determinants of country crises

Social media marketing, Turkish behaviour and the 2016 military coup attempt

Turkey’s Neoliberal Restructuring and Class Capacities: A Macro-Level Assessment from a Combined and Uneven Development Perspective

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