Browsing by Author "Panayirci, Ugur Cevdet"

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Citation - WoS: 7
Citation - Scopus: 13
A Content Analysis of the AKP's "Honorable" Foreign Policy Discourse: The Nexus of Domestic-International Politics
(Routledge info@tandf.co.uk, 2014) Uğur Cevdet Panayırcı; Emre Iseri; Panayirci, Ugur Cevdet; Iseri, Emre
This article examines political leaders' framing strategies during times of public diplomacy crisis. By focusing on the nexus of domestic-international politics it argues that during public diplomacy crises policy-makers would like to utilize their speech acts on foreign policy issues to manage expectations of domestic public opinion. This paper's main contention is to demonstrate that the head of AKP (Adalet ve Kalki{dotless}nma Partisi) government Recep Tayyip Erdoǧan has instrumentalized his foreign policy speeches with the label of "honorable" to legitimize AKP's practices at the domestic level. © 2014 Taylor & Francis. © 2017 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Citation - Scopus: 12
The sphere of consensus in a polarized media system: The case of Turkey during the catastrophic coup attempt
(University of Southern California info@ijoc.org, 2019) Emre Iseri; Eser Şekercioğlu; Uğur Cevdet Panayırcı; Sekercioglu, Eser; Panayirci, Ugur Cevdet; Iseri, Emre
How does a highly polarized media system respond to a catastrophic event? The July 2016 coup attempt in Turkey provides fertile ground to examine how a catastrophic event has shaped the editorial policies of news media outlets in a highly polarized media system. This article hypothesizes that mainly due to the peculiarities of the Turkish media system even at the time of a catastrophic event the framing strategies of media outlets converge only to a limited degree on a sphere of consensus. Adopting a content analysis methodology we analyze the framing strategies of four national newspapers affiliated with specific sociopolitical camps (the pro-government Sabah the moderate Hürriyet and the oppositional Sözcü and Cumhuriyet). We reach the counterintuitive conclusion that these news outlets used different framing strategies in the immediate aftermath of the coup attempt and that the gap between them widened over the period of analysis. © 2019 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.