This chapter aims to shed light on the basic characteristics and different periods of Turkish-French relations in the post-Cold War era. In order to do that, authors will first try to create a theoretical framework to ...

There is no denying that with the development of Internet technologies and social media, all industries and various aspects of life have become more Internet- based or online in the last three decades. During the recent ...

Turkish-French relations have always been important, but also fragile and problem- atic at the same time. Starting in 1536 with Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnif- icent’s letter to French King François I (Francis I), ...

In developing countries, the economic potential of women has long been under-utilized as a means of lifting households and communities out of poverty. In this respect, microcredit schemes offer an innovative form of social ...

Abstract The roots of anti-communism and conservative family ideology are well-founded aspects of national education in Turkey as a reflection of the country’s joining the U.S-led Western bloc during the Cold War and the ...

In Turkey, the concept of migrant integration has risen to prominence in both academic and policy fields following the arrival of Syrian refugees. In this article, we first trace the resurgence of migrant in tegration ...

Abstract This paper examines the mental health of service providers working with Syrian refugees. Using the Professional Quality of Life framework, we hypothesize greater stress/less support from the work, person, client ...