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Article FEMINIST ETHICS OF CARE AND ITS IMPORTANCE FOR SOME NORMATIVE QUESTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS(Işıl BAYAR BRAVO/Hamdi BRAVO, 2018) Teke-Lloyd, Fatma Armagan; Lloyd, Fatma Armağan TekeThis article reviews some of the contributions that the feminist ethics of care framework has made to the study of ethics. Although ethics of care framework has raised a successful critique of the masculunist bias inhering within the prominent Western moral theories, some feminist scholars have maintained a critical attitude towards care ethics because of its tendency to essentialize emotions of feminine caring. In reviewing these different feminist approaches to the study of ethics, the article argues that in thinking about the questions of war and justice in international realm, both care ethicists and its critique could be utilized for a more fruitful understanding of the ethical dimensions of our actions.Article Dynamics in the Diffusion and Institutionalization of Site-Based Management Reform in the United States of America(Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi, 2013) Gök, Kubilay; Sayılar, YücelThis study is examined research question: “How does the_x000D_ diffusion of SBM over time and space resemble the broader_x000D_ social dynamics associated with diffusion of educational policy_x000D_ innovations in particular, and other public policy innovations in_x000D_ general?” Data comes from various secondary data sources._x000D_ Study generates several conclusions. First, institutional theory_x000D_ helps explain the diffusion of SBM. The analysis provides_x000D_ support for institutional theory that pressures to adopt a_x000D_ “fashionable” practice builds gradually over time. It’s also_x000D_ revealed that when isomorphic pressures are absent in a region,_x000D_ diffusion may be explained by nationwide institutional dynamics. Study points to possible learning effects in the regional_x000D_ diffusion process when mimetic pressures are absent. Finally,_x000D_ surprisingly more liberal states can be less likely to move quickly_x000D_ to adopt some policies.Article Beyond Illegality: The Gendered (In-)Securities of Illegal Armenian Care Workers in Turkey(Ankara Üniversitesi KASAUM, 2018) Teke-Lloyd, Fatma Armagan; Lloyd, Fatma Armağan TekeIn the migration literature, there has been a shift of interest from studying exclusionary policies ofstates that result in the criminalization of ‘illegal’ migrants towards more subtle forms of incorporation.In this paper, I will examine such as migration regime imposed upon illegal Armenian migrant careworkers, which is characterized by the conditional acceptance of illegality rather than by strictpunishments and deportation. Within this context, Armenian migrant care workers are caught in a legallimbo of belonging and non-belonging. The paper argues that the terms of belonging and nonbelongingare traversable normative-legal categories negotiated by everyday actors in a way that oftencrisscross gender and class hierarchies. Migrant women could become more acceptable if they complywith certain gendered expectations and norms of work while at the same time could easily becomedeportable. At the same time, this article demonstrates that this legal limbo increases the genderedvulnerabilities and labour precarity in women’s everyday lives.