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The military in Turkish politics
Mediterranean Politics, 1997(1997). The military in Turkish politics. Mediterranean Politics: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 123-135.
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Accepting death in the military: A Turkish–Dutch comparison
International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2007Abstract In this article, we examine the acceptance of dying among Turkish and Dutch military cadets and mid-career officers. This is an important issue because the so-called casualty factor seems to play an increasing role in decision-making on whether or not to initiate and continue military actions.
Sigri, Unsal +3 more
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The military and society: the Turkish case
Middle Eastern Studies, 1989(1989). The military and society: the Turkish case. Middle Eastern Studies: Vol. 25, No. 3, pp. 387-404.
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Military Medical Graduates’ Perceptions of Organizational Culture in Turkish Military Medical School
Journal of Medical Systems, 2008Organizational culture is the term used to describe the shared beliefs, perceptions, and expectations of individuals in organizations. In the healthcare environment, organizational culture has been associated with several elements of organizational experience that contribute to quality, such as nursing care, job satisfaction, and patient safety.
Mustafa Ozer +5 more
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE TURKISH MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. Series Eurasian Studies. History. Political Science. International Relations, 2023The article considers a brief history of the development of the Turkish military-industrial sector. Attention is paid to its current state, defined as a major technological breakthrough in the development and creation of complex systems of various types of weapons on the territory of Turkey.
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The History of Turkish Military Health Services
TAF Preventive Medicine Bulletin, 2012One of the main objectives of military health services is to prevent suffering, injuries and death caused by wars which lead to great destructions on societies as much as possible. If the subject is considered for Turkish history, it is noted that personnel and duty processes of health services had an institutional feature and that duty was controlled ...
Muharrem Ucar, Suleyman Deniz
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Political violence, the ‘War on Terror’ and the Turkish military
Critical Studies on Terrorism, 2010This paper looks at the impact of the 'War on Terror' on political violence in Turkey. It begins by tracing the role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in the management and support of Turkey's militarised government since Ankara joined the Alliance in 1952.
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Lost in translation or transformation? The impact of American aid on the Turkish military, 1947–60
Cold War History, 2022Serhat Guvenc
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Military might: a domestic economy explanation of Turkish foreign policy
Turkish Studies, 2023Sabri Çiftçi
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MILITARY MUSIC AND MILITARY MUSIC EDUCATION IN TURKISH STATE TRADITION
2018Military music in Turkish state tradition, emerged in B.C. 209 with the establishment of the Hun Empire. ‘Tug Teams’, consisting of boru, kos, davul, zil, flags and banners, were later added to the zurna and nakkare instrument. Tug Teams were created not only to be the symbol of sovereignty of the state but also to encourage the soldiers in the wars ...
ÇAĞLAK, Erkut, FİLİZ, Sevil
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