2015

Articles in SSCI/SCI Journals

Akbulut, B., Adaman, F., & Madra, Y. M. (2015). The decimation and displacement of development economics. Development and Change, 46(4), 733-761.

Arsel, M., Akbulut, B., & Adaman, F. (2015). Environmentalism of the malcontent: anatomy of an anti-coal power plant struggle in Turkey. Journal of Peasant Studies, 42(2), 371-395.

Elgin, C. (2015). Informal economy in a dynamic political framework. tnamics, 19(3), 578-617.

Elgin, C., & Solis-Garcia, M. (2015). Tax enforcement, technology, and the informal sector. Economic Systems, 39(1), 97-120.

Elgin, C., & Çakır, S. (2015). Technological progress and scientific indicators: a panel data analysis. Economics of Innovation and New Technology, 24(3), 263-281.

Atesagaoglu, O. E., & Elgin, C. (2015). Cyclicality of labor wedge and informal sector. Economics Letters, 136, 141-146.

Cantekin, K., & Elgin, C. (2017). Extent and growth effects of informality in Turkey: Evidence from a firm-level survey. The Singapore Economic Review, 62(05), 1017-1037.

Erus, B., & Bilir, A. (2015). Obligatory service requirement and physician specialist distribution in Turkey. Economics Bulletin, 35(1), 441-51.

Erus, B., Yakut-Çakar, B., Cali, S., & Adaman, F. (2015). Health policy for the poor: an exploration on the take-up of means-tested health benefits in Turkey. Social Science & Medicine, 130, 99-106.

Anbarcı, N., Feltovich, N., & Gurdal, M. Y. (2015). Lying about the price? Ultimatum bargaining with messages and imperfectly observed offers. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 116, 346-360.

Kadirbeyoglu, Z., & Ozertan, G. (2015). Power in the Governance of Common‐Pool Resources: A comparative analysis of irrigation management decentralization in Turkey. Environmental Policy and Governance, 25(3), 157-171.

Saltoglu, B., & Yenilmez, T. (2015). When does low interconnectivity cause systemic risk?. Quantitative Finance, 15(12), 1933-1942.

Yilmaz, M. (2015). Auctioning a discrete public good under incomplete information. Theory and Decision, 78(3), 471-500.

Yilmaz, M. (2015). Contracting with a Naive Time-Inconsistent Agent: To exploit or not to exploit?. Mathematical Social Sciences, 77, 46-51.

Bloch, F., & Zenginobuz, U. (2015). Oates’ decentralization theorem with imperfect household mobility. International Tax and Public Finance, 22(3), 353-375.

Books and chapters in edited volumes

Aydemir A., & Kirdar M. G. (2015). Integration of 1989 repatriates from Bulgaria to the Turkish labor market. In A.B. Karaçay, D. Ş. Sert, & Z. G. Göker (Eds.), Waves of diversity: Socio-political implications of international migration in Turkey (pp. 29-55). Isis Yayınevi.

Adaman, F. (2015). Environment and ecology, In H. Hanappi (Ed.) South-East Europe in Evolution, Routledge.

Adaman, F., & Madra, Y. M. (2015). Toplumsalın iktisadileşmesi mi, iktisadın toplumsallaşması mı? In E. Hamzaçebi, & E. Akçay, & U. Kocagöz, & F. Adaman (Eds.) Sosyal bilimler “ne işe yarar”? (pp. 77-122). Boğaziçi Üniversitesi Yayınevi.

Adaman, F., & Odabaş, M. (2015). Furthering the link between social capital and corruption. In J. Davis, & A. Christoforou (Eds.). Social capital and economics: social values, power, and social identity. Routledge.

Adaman, F., Akbulut, B. & Arsel, M. (2015) Türkiye’de kalkınmacılığı yeniden okumak: HES’ler ve değişen doğa-toplum i̇lişkileri (Re-reading Turkey’s developmentalism: Hydro-power plants and changing society-environment relationships). In E. Evren, & S. Erensü, & C. Aksu (Eds.) Sudan sebepler: Kalkınma ve çevrecilik kıskacında hidro-enerji ve hes karşıtı mücadelenin ekoloji politiği (Hydro-power between development and environmentalism and the political ecology of the struggle against hydro-power plants). İletişim: İstanbul.

Adaman F., Soylu, C., & Akbulut, B. (forthcoming). Contested spaces of environmental protection: The case of Uluabat, Turkey. In M. Koçak (Ed.) Contested spaces in contemporary Turkey.

Elgin, C. (2015). Underground economy. In the Wiley-Blackwell encyclopedia of race, ethnicity and nationalism.

Madra, Y. M. (2015). Sunuş: Turkey’de ve dünyada dönüşen sermaye-ulus-devlet karşısında yerelötesi müşterekler siyaseti. In Y. M. Madra (Ed.) Turkey’de yeni iktidar yeni direniş: sermaye-ulus-devlet karşısında yerelötesi müşterekler. Metis Kitap.

Madra, Y. M., & Özselçuk, C. (2015).  Class/antagonism. In The Žižek Dictionary (pp. 52-55). Routledge.

Madra Y. M., & Özselçuk C. (2015). Communism as sublimation: Reading community economies with desire. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, forthcoming

Madra, Y. M., & Özselçuk, C. (2015). Creating spaces for communism: Postcapitalist desire in Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Western Massachusetts. Making other worlds possible: Performing diverse economies (pp.127-52). University of Minnesota Press.

Ozar, S. (2015). Women entrepreneurs in Turkey: Obstacles, potentials and prospects, In N.  Chamlou., & M. Karshenas  (Eds.) Women,work and welfare in the Middle East (pp. 235-262). Imperial College Press.

Ozar, S. (2015). Paramiliter yapıların silahsızlandırılması. In N. Alpay., & H. Tahmaz (Eds.) Barış açısını savunmak: Çözüm sürecinde ne oldu? Metis Kitap.

Ozar, S., & Yakut-Çakar, B. (2015). Kamu politikaları, piyasa ve toplumsal normlar kıskacında erkeksiz kadın olmak. In S. Dedeoğlu, & A. Y. Elveren (Eds.) 2000’ler Turkeysinde sosyal politika ve toplumsal cinsiyet (pp. 301-330). İmge Kitabevi.

Ozar, S. (2015). Sanki yaşam yok olmuştu... kürtlerin köylerine dönüşü, Turkey’de yeni İktidar yeni direniş. In Y. M. Madra (Ed.) Sermaye-ulus-devlet karşısında yerelötesi müşterekler (pp. 112-126). Metis Yayınları.

Ozar, S. (2015). Turkey’de 1980 sonrası dönemde kadın emeği ve istihdamı politikaları: Kadın hareketi, sendikalar, devlet ve işveren kuruluşları. In A. Makal, & G. Toksöz. (Eds.) Geçmişten günümüze Turkey’de kadın emeği (pp. 223-253). İmge Kitabevi.  

Cardenas, J.C., & Hepburn, C., & Ozkaynak, B., & Teytelboym, A. (2015) Economics and the environment. In W. Carlin., & S. Bowles., & O. Landerretche (Eds.). The economy by the CORE project. Inkling eBook.

Articles in other international journals

Bayindir, E. E., Gurdal, M. Y., & Saglam, I. (2015). Does time to Medicare eligibility affect the likelihood of being uninsured?. Economics Bulletin, 35(3), 1589-1597. (ESCI)

Cilasun, S. M., & Kirdar, M. G. (2015). Durable and nondurable consumption, health and education expenditures over the life-cycle in Turkey. METU Studies in Development, 42(2), 247.

Ekşi, O., & Kirdar, M. (2015). Emek Gelirlerinin ve Eşitsizliğinin Turkey için bir Analizi: 2002-2011. İktisat, İşletme ve Finans, 30(353), 09-44.

Madra, Y. M. (2015). “Everyone Engages in Economic Theorizing”: Reading Contending Economic Theories for a Theory of Subjectivity. Rethinking Marxism, 27(2), 288-292. (ESCI)

Madra, Y. M., & Özselçuk, C. (2015). The direction of the movement does matter: A response to Fabio Vighi. Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, 20(1), 20-28. (ESCI)

Madra, Y. M., & Özselçuk, C. (2015). The Party and Postcapitalist Politics: A Missed Encounter?. Rethinking Marxism, 27(3), 360-363. (ESCI)

Ozertan, G., Saghaian, S. H., & Tekgüç, H. (2015). Dynamics of price transmission and market power in the Turkish beef sector. Iktisat Isletme ve Finans, 30(349), 53-76.

Ozkaynak, B., Aydιn, C. İ., Ertör-Akyazι, P., & Ertör, I. (2015). The Gezi Park resistance from an environmental justice and social metabolism perspective. Capitalism Nature Socialism, 26(1), 99-114.

Akbulut, S., & Yilmaz, M. (2015). A Dynamic Model of Mixed Duopolistic Competition: Open Source vs. Proprietary Innovation. Theoretical Economics Letters, 5(06), 730.

Articles in other national journals

Karaman, K., & Akarçay Gürbüz, A., & Adaman, F. (2015) Yeni kurumsal iktisadın penceresinden toplumsal düzenin tesisi: Geç Osmanlı-Turkey Cumhuriyeti tarihine alternatif bir yaklaşım (pp. 166-185). Toplum ve Bilim, 133.

Proceedings and other publications

Adaman F., Madra, Y. (2015). Neoliberal reason and its forms: Depoliticization through economization Antipode, forthcoming.

Ozar, S. (2015, June 25-27) ‘As if all life had vanished...’ The return of Kurdish villagers to their hometowns. Turkish Migration Conference, Charles University Prague, Prague, Czech Republic.