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ON YOAV PELED’S CONCEPT OF THE ETHNOREPUBLICANISM

YOAV PELED'İN ETNO-CUMHURİYETÇİLİK KAVRAMI ÜZERİNE

DİREN ÇAKMAK
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71–122
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The significance of the study is that it is the first academic research on Peled’s concept of the ethno-republicanism in the political science literature in Turkish.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In the study,Yoav Peled’s concept of the ethno-republicanism is analyzed.
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Key Findings & Data:Peled’s political thought is presented, Peled’s multi-layer typology of citizenship as a typology guiding to understand the history of Israel citizenship is explained, the content of conceptualization of the ethno-republicanism is examined in the context of this typology and the historical sociological evaluation of the ethno-republicanism from the point of Peled is elaborated.
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Abstract

In the study,Yoav Peled’s concept of the ethno-republicanism is analyzed. Peled’s political thought is presented, Peled’s multi-layer typology of citizenship as a typology guiding to understand the history of Israel citizenship is explained, the content of conceptualization of the ethno-republicanism is examined in the context of this typology and the historical sociological evaluation of the ethno-republicanism from the point of Peled is elaborated. In the study, document scanning and content analysis are used as research methods. Because of the fact that the explanation of Peled’s multi-layer typology of citizenship composed of liberal,ethnic-national, republican principles requires to touch upon the discussions on zionism,post-zionism and neo-zionism, the study includes the discussions made under the zionism. The significance of the study is that it is the first academic research on Peled’s concept of the ethno-republicanism in the political science literature in Turkish.

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Çalışmada, Yoav Peled’in etno-cumhuriyetçilik kavramı incelenmektedir. Peled’in siyasal düşüncesine yer verilmekte, İsrail yurttaşlık tarihini anlamaya rehberlik eden bir tipoloji olarak Peled’in çok katmanlı yurttaşlık tipolojisi açıklanmakta, tipoloji bağlamında etno-cumhuriyetçilik kavramsallaştırmasının içeriği ele alınmakta ve Peled’in gözünden etno-cumhuriyetçiliğin tarihsel sosyolojik değerlendirmesine yer verilmektedir. Çalışmada belge tarama ve içerik çözümleme araştırma yöntemleri kullanılmaktadır. Liberal, etnik-milliyetçi, cumhuriyetçi ilkelerden müteşekkil Peled’in çok katmanlı yurttaşlık tipolojisinin açıklanması, siyonizm, post-siyonizm ve neo-siyonizm tartışmalarına temas etmeyi gerektirdiğinden, çalışma siyonizm çerçevesinde yürütülen tartışmaları içermektedir. Çalışmanın önemi, Türkiye’deki siyaset bilimi literatüründe Peled’in etno-cumhuriyetçilik kavramı üzerine yapılan ilk akademik araştırma olmasıdır.

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ÇAKMAK, D. (2014). ON YOAV PELED’S CONCEPT OF THE ETHNOREPUBLICANISM. Memleket Siyaset Yönetim, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 21, 71–122. https://ajindex.com/articles/275570

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