Şenalp, Esra Şengör

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E.Ş.Şenalp E., Senalp S., Esra Sengor E. Ş. Şenalp E. S. Senalp S.,Esra Sengor Ş., Esra Şengör Senalp,E.S. Şenalp,E.Ş. Senalp, Esra Sengor Esra Sengor, Senalp E.S.Senalp Ş.,Esra Şengör Şenalp, Esra Şengör E.,Şenalp Esra Şengör, Şenalp
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Öğretim Görevlisi Doktor
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esra.sengor@atilim.edu.tr
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    Küresel Polis Devleti: “Askerileşmiş Birikim” ve “Finansallaşma” Çağında Küresel Kapitalizm Kuramını Yeniden Düşünmek
    (2023) Şenalp, M . Gürsan; Şenalp, Esra Şengör
    William I. Robinson, 1980’lerin sonlarından bu yana çok sayıda akademik/politik eser vermiş üretken bir Marksist kuramcı. Bilimsel çalışmaları, küreselleşme sürecinin zirveye ulaştığı 90’lı yıllarda daha fazla tanınır hale geldi. Bu dönemde dünya çok boyutlu krizlerle uğraşmak zorunda kalacaktı. Elinizdeki makale Robinson’un Küresel Kapitalizm Teorisi ile ilgilenmekte; bunu da yazarın Küresel Polis Devleti (Ayrıntı, 2022) adlı kitabıyla diyalog içerisinde yapmaktadır. Bu kitap sadece yazarın geliştirdiği teorik modeli tam olarak tasvir etmekle kalmıyor, aynı zamanda 2008 küresel mali krizinin ardından sürekli derinleşen çok boyutlu “insanlık krizine” de odaklanıyor. Günümüzü karakterize eden askerileşmiş birikim ve yağmacı finansallaşma gibi olgular ışığında Robinson’un bu kitapta neler söylediğine geçmeden önce yazarın teorik modelinin gelişimine kısaca göz atmak istiyoruz.
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    Transnational Rivalries and Left Politics: an Amsterdam School Perspective on Turkey’s “ergenekon” Trials
    (Guilford Publications, 2022-07) Şenalp,M.G.; Küçüker,M.C.; Şengör-Şenalp,E.
    The Ergenekon trials were among the most controversial issues in the recent political history of Turkey. It is still worth reconsidering the liberal, nationalist, and socialist-left circles’ variegated responses to the subject matter. The first two were doomed to fail since each attached itself to one side of the intra-state struggles. Although the socialist left’s approach was enlightening in many ways, there is a significant shortcoming in its theoretical references to explain the inherent transnational rivalries. An alternative research agenda offered by the Amsterdam School could enrich its conceptual toolkit in more comprehensive ways. To evaluate this potentiality, we need to engage in two conceptual problems regarding the theory: 1) Could the concept of state–class be helpful to analyze the political economy of Turkey’s Ergenekon trials? 2) Could any key social/class force be distinguished to shed light upon the transnational aspect of the process? © 2022 Guilford Publications. All rights reserved.
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    Transnational Rivalries and Left Politics: An Amsterdam School Perspective on Turkey's "Ergenekon" Trials
    (Guilford Publications inc, 2022-07) Senalp, M. Gursan; Kucuker, M. Can; Sengor-Senalp, Esra
    The Ergenekon trials were among the most controversial issues in the recent political history of Turkey. It is still worth reconsidering the liberal, nationalist, and socialist-left circles' variegated responses to the subject matter. The first two were doomed to fail since each attached itself to one side of the intra-state struggles. Although the socialist left's approach was enlightening in many ways, there is a significant shortcoming in its theoretical references to explain the inherent transnational rivalries. An alternative research agenda offered by the Amsterdam School could enrich its conceptual toolkit in more comprehensive ways. To evaluate this potentiality, we need to engage in two conceptual problems regarding the theory: 1) Could the concept of state-class be helpful to analyze the political economy of Turkey's Ergenekon trials? 2) Could any key social/class force be distinguished to shed light upon the transnational aspect of the process?