Feride Aslı ERGÜL JORGENSEN

İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi, Uluslararası İlişkiler Bölümü, Uluslararası Siyaset Anabilim Dalı

Research areas: Social Sciences and Humanities, International Relations, Political Science, Other, Middle East Research, European Studies, Political Life and Instutions, Public Administration, Politics and Social Sciences, Political/Diplamatic History

Publications

• The European Union and the crisis of multilateralism in an era of uncertainty and power politics (2025)
• Modern Akıl ve Gücün Alegorisi: Yüzüklerin Efendisi’nde Eleştirel Teori, Rasyonalite ve Tahakküm (2025)
• “Realizm Ne Kadar Gerçek? “Ebedi Bilgelik” İmajına Meydan Okumak” (2024)
• The EU, IOs and the Changing Multilateralism in an Era of Uncertainty and Geopolitical Rivalries (2024)
• Ontological Security and the Eastern Mediterranean: Prospects and Challenges (2023)
• Norm Çatışmasından Dönüşümüne: Küresel Kent İzmir’de Sürdürülebilir Kalkınma Normunun Yerele Yansımaları (2023)
• European ‘Orientalism’ vs. Middle Eastern ‘Occidentalism’: Are they Equivalent (2022)
• Evrensel Söylemden Bölgesel Aktöre: Orta Doğu’da İslamiyet ve Ulus-Devlet (2022)
• If Foreign Policy Paradigms Were on the Research Agenda… (2022)
• Theoretical Approaches in Turkish IR (2022)
• Eurosceptical Europeanization: The Dilemma of Turkey’s International Relations (2022)
• Metropol Kentler Ağı olarak Küreselleşme (2022)
• _FROM CRISES TO SOLUTIONS (2022)
• When Liberalism meets the English School (2021)
• Re-reading Cyprus Through its Common Island Identity (2021)
• When Liberalism Meets the English School (2021)
• The Failure of Realists in Europe (2021)
• The Role of Greek Merchants in European Capitalism and Greek Independence Movement (2021)
• ‘Different than us’? Reciprocal perceptions of the societies in Turkey and North Cyprus (2020)
• Realist theories in search of realists: The failure in Europe to advance realist theory (2020)
• A Communicative Turn of International Relations in the Context of the Arab Uprisings: Social Media and the Rise of the Citizen 2.0 (2020)
• AFRICAN STATES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ENGLISH SCHOOL: FROM SOVEREIGNTY DEFICIT TO REGIONAL SOCIETY (2020)
• The Middle East: between myth and reality (2019)
• ”AreWe really Talking About the Middle East?” (2018)
• ”User-Generated Media and the New Actors of Politics” (2018)
• ”Who is the Rum? Between the Ottoman, Turk and Greek Identities” (2018)
• Mutual Perceptions of the Socieities of Turkey and North Cyprus (2018)
• Historical And Contemporary Euroscepticism in Turkey: A Survey Study on IR Students (2017)
• HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY EUROSCEPTICISM IN TURKEY: A SURVEY STUDY ON IR STUDENTS (2017)
• A Survey Analysis of Euroscepticism Among IR Students in Turkey (2015)
• The English School Goes To Africa (2015)
• The English School goes to Africa (2015)
• A Survey Analysis of Euroscepticism Among IR Students in Turkey (2015)
• Ingiliz Okulu (English School) (2014)
• Social Media and the New International Relations (2013)
• The Roots of Euro Scepticism From the ottoman Empire to Contemporary Turkey (2013)
• The Roots of ”Euro-Scepticism”: From the ottoman Empire to Contemporary Turkey (2013)
• Turkey's "New Middle East" or "More of the Same" (2013)
• The Ottoman identity: Turkish, Muslim or Rum? (2012)
• Gender and Society in Turkey: The Impacts of Neoliberal Policies, Political Islam and EU Accession (2012)
• A Scientific Progress or Alienation from Ordinary? (2012)
• Communicative Turn in Analyzing the Arab Spring (2012)
• A Communicative Turn in IR The Case of the Arab Spring (2012)
• Türk Dış Politikasında Güvenlikleştirme ve Yunan ‘Ötekisi" (2012)
• Güvenlikleştirme Örneği: Yunanistan (2011)
• Türk Dış Politikasında Güvenlikleştirme ve Yunan Ötekisi (2010)
• Greek Population in Turkey Between Turkish Citizen and Greek Minority (2010)
• Turkish National Identity and the Greek Other (2007)
• The Turkish National Identity Formation in the 19th Century and the Greek Other (2006)
• A Historical Analysis of Turkey s Inside and Outside Security Concerns the Greeks (2006)

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