Mehmet Recai Uygur

The legal production of “the civilian” in contemporary war

How is “the civilian” made knowable in contemporary war? This article argues that civilian status is increasingly produced as an epistemic outcome at the intersection of international humanitarian law (IHL) status categories, surveillance governance, and evidentiary/justificatory regimes. Through a socio-legal reading...

IV. NEW PERSPECTIVES ON MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL RESILIENCE

Resilience as becoming: the coherence–complexity framework for organizing in permanent transition

Contemporary organizations increasingly operate under prolonged and overlapping transitions in which routines, identities and coordination arrangements are repeatedly reconfigured. Under such conditions, resilience cannot be adequately understood as recovery to a prior stable state. This paper develops a conceptual fra...