Political Shock Doctrine Training

Punctuated Equilibrium Model, Window of Opportunity, Fuzzy Gamble, Political Shock

What you’ll learn
Key parameters of the Political Shock Doctrine
Classification of the Political Shocks
Reactions of political actors to political shocks
Literature view on the Political Shock Doctrine

Requirements
Willingness to learn about political science theories

Description
The study was prepared in order to emphasize the deficiency in the political science literature. In addition to the existing theories in this discipline, it has been emphasized that political events can be analyzed with the Political Shock Doctrine. In case of completion of the prepared training, it is aimed to obtain the basic knowledge and interpretation level about the Political Shock Doctrine. The basic components of the Political Shock Doctrine, which is a hybrid concept, are discussed in detail. In this context, we have prepared five lessons for you. In our first lesson, the Punctuated Equilibrium Model, one of the two most important components of the Political Shock Doctrine, was discussed. In our second lesson, we aimed to create the necessary theoretical infrastructure for the Political Shock Doctrine by analyzing the definition of the Window of Opportunity, which is the second basic component of our doctrine. In the third lesson of our training, the definition of the Political Shock Doctrine was made and the conceptual framework was presented for your information. In our fourth lesson, by classifying the events with the quality of Political Shock, the distinction between local and global political shocks was emphasized. In our last lesson, we tried to improve your ability to interpret and analyze the literature by sharing the existing literature on the Political Shock Doctrine with you. By making references to the thinkers of the doctrine in question, attention was paid to understanding the philosophical dimension of the doctrine. By establishing a bridge between the Political Shock Doctrine and current problems, a path was followed to improve the ability to interpret. Academic readings on related theories were also shared at the end of each course. With these readings, it is expected that the contents of the courses will be reinforced.Hope it is useful..

Overview
Section 1: Giriş

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Lesson 2 – Punctuated Equilibrium Model

Lecture 3 Lesson 3 – Window of Opportunity

Section 2: Session 2

Lecture 4 Lesson 4 – Definition of Political Shock

Lecture 5 Lesson 5 – Classification of Political Shock

Lecture 6 Lesson 6 – Literature Review

Political Science undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students,Members of other branches interested in Political Science