Political Psychology of Turkish Politics

Abstract

This panel would provide studies of political psychology in Turkish context. Panelists would take a different aspect of Turkish politics with respect to EU and employ a political psychology approach toward the interested research question. I plan to invite political psychologists who would employ distinct research methods (experiments, survey research, survey experiments) to address different aspects of Turkish politics. Some of the articles would take into account the relations with respect to the EU accession process studying immigration, emotions, national identity, and religion.

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Emotions as a Determinant in Turkish Political Behaviour	View Paper Details
The Effects of Low Level of Emotional Attachments between the States: An Analysis of Turkish Foreign Policy Decisions	View Paper Details
Mapping the Political Behaviour of Turkish Citizens Under the Lens of the Affective, Cognitive and Motivational Determinants	View Paper Details
From 'Northern Iraq' to 'Iraqi Kurdistan': Turkey’s Changing Threat Perception Towards the (Iraqi) Kurds	View Paper Details