Comparative Politics / Comparative Politics

Irem Aksoy, Eastern Illinois University

“Dear and Good Personal Friends”: Does Right-Wing Populism Affect the Foreign Policies of Hungary’s Viktor Orban and Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan Similarly? - Irem Aksoy, Eastern Illinois University

Ethical Positioning and Its Role in Understanding Attitudes Toward Refugees - Muhammet Ali Asil, Loyola University Chicago; Yunus Emre Orhan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Impacts of the Types of Corruption on Electoral Support for Incumbent Parties in Developing Countries - Ezgi Ozcelik, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Social Movements and Social Media: Topic Modeling of 2013 the Gezi Movement in Turkey Using Twitter Data - Muharrem Bagriyanik, University of Florida

Subnational Regime Variation in Turkey: The Kurdish Question on the Regime Type in the “Eastern” Turkey - Dersu Ekim Tanca, George Mason University

The AKP`s Audience Making: How the AKP Leadership Appealed to the U.S. Political Elite during the Syrian Civil War - Tarik Basbugoglu, Glasgow Caledonian University

The Nexus between Ideology and Language Use in Turkish Political Domain - Kutbettin Kilic, American University of Ras al Khaimah; Esma Erdogan Kilic, Indiana University-Bloomington

Legislative Politics and Foreign Policy: The Case of Turkish Troop Deployments - Sabri Ciftci, Kansas State University

Irem Aksoy, Eastern Illinois University