Akdemir, Tuğba Gürçel

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Tugba Gurcel, Akdemir
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Gürçel, Tuğba
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Doktor Öğretim Üyesi
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tugba.gurcel@atilim.edu.tr
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Political Science and Public Administration
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    Sekülerleşmeye Farklı Teorik Perspektifler ve Göçün Avrupa’nın Gelecekteki Dindarlığı Üzerindeki Etkisi
    (2022) Akdemir, Tuğba Gürçel; Gürçel, Tugba
    Sekülerleşme ve dindarlığın yükselişi tartışması, Ortadoğu’da yaşanan çatışmalar nedeniyle Avrupa’ya yönelen yoğun göçle birlikte farklı bir boyuta taşındı. Sekülerleşme literatürü, modernleşme ile uyumlu olarak doğrusal bir yükseliş trendi bekliyor ve Avrupa’nın her ikisi için de merkez noktası olmasını öngörüyordu. Bu çalışma, sekülerleşme tartışmasını ele alarak güncel göç dalgasını, bu görece ihmal edilmiş olan bağlamda incelemektedir. Ana fikir, sekülerleşme kuramları içerisinde dinde pazar modeli yaklaşımının ve varoluşsal güvenlik paradigmasının Avrupa’da din-devlet ilişkilerinin geleceği ile ilgili daha geniş bir açıklama gücüne sahip olduğudur. Buna göre, klasik sekülerleşme kuramlarının beklediğinin aksine, göçün sonucu olarak dini çoğulculuk ve hem doğum oranları hem de dindarlıkları Avrupalılardan daha yüksek olan Müslüman göçmenlerin Avrupa’daki dindarlığı artırmaları öngörülmektedir. Bu manada, dini alandaki tartışmaları büyük ölçüde geride bırakmış olan Avrupa, yaşanan göç fenomeni nedeniyle yeni bir mücadele ile karşı karşıya kalabilir.
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    Hagia Sophia's Reconversion: Turkey's De-Europeanization through Lefebvre's Spatial Triad
    (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2026) Akdemir, Tugba Gurcel; Resuloglu, Cilga
    Hagia Sophia, as a monument of enduring historical and cultural significance, has long stood at the intersection of religious, spatial, and political transformations. Its successive conversions - from basilica to mosque, from museum to mosque again - constitute the layers of its multidimensional character and reflect its symbolic role beyond mere architecture as a palimpsest of meanings. Throughout history, sovereignty over Hagia Sophia has embodied hegemonic power, with its spatial reconfigurations serving political concerns and ideological narratives. This article argues that Turkey's recent de-Europeanization is materially and symbolically manifested in the 2020 reconversion of Hagia Sophia into a mosque. By situating this transformation within Lefebvre's triadic spatial model-perceived space, conceived space, and lived space, the study conceptualizes Hagia Sophia as a paradigmatic site where space, power, and politics intersect, offering an interdisciplinary framework that links the politics of Europeanization with the spatial production of power.