How did I not know about this earlier?🎙️
Just discovered @DrToddLandman's podcast. It’s an extensive and excellent series on human rights, covering concepts, theory, practice, and historical to contemporary issues, featuring leading scholars in the field.
https://t.co/o9abWJD6FO
I’m entering the political science job market this year!
My JMP examines how illiberal movements undermine human rights through democratic backsliding, using original data I collected across Europe.
The article is in the issue @BritJPIR It is a timely piece to check out: Public concerns over human rights violations in foreign countries are highly strategic, based on political alliances rather than legal context (based on findings from experiments in USA, Germany, Türkiye)
Amid ongoing anti-government protests in Türkiye, echoing the 2013 Gezi Park Movement, my analysis, conducted some time ago, offers practical insights into the country’s political landscape and social opposition potential. https://t.co/zeOgtgsEs2
Here I’m sharing my data collection and working papers on the Gezi Park and Yellow Vests movements. I extracted these from my master's thesis, which was just gathering dust. I hope they’re helpful for anyone interested in Protest Event Analysis (PEA) and its applications. 1/4
With #APSA2024 coming up this week and job searches being announced, this is a good chance to announce that I'm on the job market this year! I am an IR and comparative politics scholar focused on global urban environmental politics and climate policy.
https://t.co/ywH2DXuBCO
📢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. 🍀
A bit over 2 years ago, my friends, @Victor_Asal & Nazli Avdan, & I worried over social media about the Dobbs decision & what abortion "backsliding" meant for the future of other human rights. Today, we received the final acceptance from APSR on a piece that answers the question.
This leads to an antagonistic and perilous political environment, putting human rights at risk, where governments can more easily prioritize their political agendas over the rights of opposition groups, often supported by their polarized and entrenched constituent base. 2/3