
EMW, funded by @ERC_Research and hosted by @kocuniversity, aims to identify a new welfare regime in emerging markets and explain why. PI Erdem Yörük
İstanbul, Türkiye
Joined August 2018
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International Strike Report (2022) emekcalisma.org/2024/05/01/i…
Alpkan Birelma’s book review of “The politics of the welfare state in Turkey: How social movements and elite competition created a welfare state”. (Erdem Yörük) University of Michigan Press. 2022. Social Policy & Administration onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
“Turquie: un Etat social au service de l’autocratie” with an interview with Dr. Erdem Yörük evenement.ch/articles/turqui…
"Arjantin’in ‘Trump anı’": Arjantin’de pazar günü yapılacak ikinci tur başkanlık seçimi öncesi, @BirGun_Gazetesi tarafından EMW araştırmacılarından Dr. Fırat Duruşan'la yapılan röportaj: birgun.net/haber/arjantinin-…
“Die neuen populistischen Wohlfahrtsstaaten” (The new populist welfare states) by Erdem Yörük welt-sichten.org/artikel/419…
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We are pleased to announce the launch of the Global Contentious Politics Dataset, a comprehensive and fully automatically curated resource of social movements, protests, and conflict: glocon.ku.edu.tr/, @EmergingWelfare @caseworkshop
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Global Contentious Politics Dataset, a comprehensive and fully automatically curated resource of social movements, protests, and conflict, made available through our project website glocon.ku.edu.tr/
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Osman Mutlu and Ali Hürriyetoğlu presented their amazing talk on "Negative documents are positive: Improving event extraction performance using overlooked negative data". #RANLP2023 #NLProc
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Erdem Yörük from Koç University presented his keynote talk on “Using Automated Text Processing to Understand Social Movements and Human Behaviour” at the CASE workshop co-located with RANLP 2023! #NLProc #RANLP2023
“Work stoppages in the United States this year could reach heights rarely seen in recent decades.” nytimes.com/interactive/2023…
The strike wave is likely responsible for the rise of wages relative to the rate of inflation statista.com/statistics/1351…



