Peer-Reviewed Publications

• Canavan, M. and Turkoglu, O. 2022. Effect of Group Status and Conflict on National Identity: Evidence from Post-Brexit Northern Ireland. Conditionally Accepted Journal of Peace Research

• Turkoglu, O., M. Canavan, and A. Icduygu. 2022. The Economic Limits Of Empathy? Analyzing Variation in the Attitudes of Oppressed Minority Groups towards Refugees, First View, pp.1-18

• Turkoglu, O. and Chadefaux, T. 2022. The Effect of Terrorist Attacks on Attitudes and its Duration. Political Science Research and Methods, First View, pp.1-10. Replication

• Canavan, M. and Turkoglu, O. 2022. The Effect of Migration on Political Support for Co-ethnics: Evidence from Turkey. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 66(4-5), pp.867-898

• Turkoglu, O. 2022. Look Who Perpetrates Violence: Explaining the Variation in Forced Migration. Political Geography 94, 102558, pp.1-13

• Turkoglu, O. 2022. Supporting Rebels and Hosting Refugees: Explaining the Variation in Refugee Flows in Civil Conflicts Journal of Peace Research, 59(2), pp.136-149. Replication

• Turkoglu, O. and Chadefaux, T. 2019. Nowhere to Go: Why do Some Civil Wars Generate more Refugees than Others?, International Interactions 45(2), 401-420. Replication

Working Papers

• Security Concerns, Ethnic Relations, and Attitudes toward Refugees (Under Review)
• When to Go? - A Conjoint Experiment on Social Networks, Violence and Forced Migration Decisions in Eastern and Southeastern Turkey (with Sigrid Weber) (Under Review)
• Preferences for Refugee Settlement
• The Personal and Political Limitations of Prolonged Intergroup Contact in a Post-Conflict Setting (with Miceal Canavan)
• Perceived Discrimination and Support for Democracy among Immigrants (with Gizem Arikan) (Under Review)
• Legitimization-by-Association: The Political Consequences of Peace Talks with Rebel Representatives (with Miceal Canavan) (Under Review)

Work in Progress

• Does Learning about Past Atrocities Improve Attitudes toward Minorities? Evidence from a Field Experiment (with Ruth Ditlmann and Berenike Firestone)
• Varying Effects of National Identity by Migration Status (with Ruth Ditlmann and Berenike Firestone)
• `Stoning’ the Radical-Right: Effects of Local Social Norms on Voting for Radical-Fight Parties (with Ruth Ditlmann and Berenike Firestone)
• Do perspective taking and self-efficacy in memory work mobilize participants to support minority groups today? (with Ruth Ditlmann and Berenike Firestone)