Volume 9 (2025)
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 96-111Open AccessA Research on the search for movement in poster designs in the context of Op Art movement and kineti
This article thematically explores the illusion of movement created on visual perception by Op Art movement in poster designs designed on a two-dimensional plane, and the cyclical optical effect created by kinetic typography, incorporating it into a design element. The aim is to ex-amine the reflections of the search f…
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 80-95Open AccessExamination of perspectives of 10th grade students about mathematics and culture in the context of i
In this study, through a museum visit, which is an informal learning environment, it is aimed to reveal the students’ perspectives on the existing relationship between their cul-ture and mathematics. The study also aims to provide an opportunity for them to correlate their cultural heritage with mathematics, gain aware…
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 67-79Open AccessExamining the places declared as World Heritage Sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List through phil
The aim of this study is to contribute to the visual and representational dimension of cultural heritage by examining the sites in Türkiye declared as World Heritage Sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List through philatelic designs. Data for this study, conducted using qual-itative research methods, was accessed throu…
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025Open AccessFull Issue
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 134-138Open AccessHomo Informatiks The Intersecting Worlds of Information Science Mathematics and Logic
This study examines Luc de Brabandere’s work Homo Informatics: The Intersecting Worlds of Informatics, Mathematics, and Logic, which explores the historical and philosophical in-tersections of the disciplines of mathematics, logic, and informatics. A Belgian mathemati-cian, computer scientist, and philosopher, de Braba…
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 125-133Open AccessIntellectual development and historical background of sensemaking A general view of the sensemaking
K. Weick, who approaches the process of sensemaking with an interdisciplinary perspective, holds a unique position in the organizational theory literature. However, in the Turkish lit-erature, Weick’s theoretical and conceptual framework has received very limited attention. Studies focusing on Weick’s perspective often…
- Research ArticleIssue 2 · 2025pp. 112-124Open AccessTurkiyes African energy diplomacy Challenges and opportunities
As global dependence on energy resources increases, access to energy and supply security have become some of the fundamental issues in the international system. In this context, states have begun to use energy diplomacy as a foreign policy tool to ensure energy supply security.In Turkish foreign policy, energy diplomac…
- Front MatterIssue 1 · 2025Open AccessFront Matter
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 15-24Open AccessAn evaluation of French loanwords related to clothing and adornment culture in the latest edition of
The influence of French on the Turkish language increased rapidly following the Tanzimat Edict, in parallel with the widespread adoption of Westernization. French loanwords, mostly introduced through written language, became particularly prevalent in areas such as science, art, literature, daily life, and especially cl…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 62-66Open AccessMintzbergs stories for managers
Managers are strategic actors whose decisions shape not only the future of their organizations but also the future of society. Their decisions have a wide sphere of influence ranging from employees to customers, from suppliers to investors, and even to the welfare of the country at the macro level. In this contex…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 1-8Open AccessReflections of the minstrelsy tradition in the Anatolian pop music The example of Ashik Mahzuni Seri
This study aimed to assess the influence of minstrel music—based on the example of Ashik Mahzuni Serif—on the musical genre called Anatolian Pop, which gradually gained popularity in Turkey in the second half of the 1960s, began with the performance of playing Western popular music samples, yet afterward, combined the…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 25-40Open AccessThe effect of managers time horizon on the comprehensiveness speed and creativity of strategic decis
Purpose: There is a significant gap in the existing literature on the relationship between managers’ time horizon and strategic decision-making processes, especially how it is shaped under different environmental conditions. This study examines the effects of managers’ time horizon on the three basic dimensions of stra…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 51-61Open AccessThe foreign policy role of Ahmet Tevfik Pasha in the Armenian events of 18951897
Ahmet Tevfik Pasha was an experienced and trusted diplomat who served as the Ottoman Minister of Foreign Affairs without interruption from 1895 to 1909 during the reign of Sultan Abdulhamid II. Following his ascension to the throne, Sultan Abdulhamid II consolidated his authority particularly after the Ottoman-Russian…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 41-50Open AccessThe perception of homelessness through movies An evaluation on Tabutta Röveşata Nomadland and Shelte
This article aims to analyze different states of homelessness through selected films. First of all, the relationship between homelessness and “home” is taken into consideration. In literature, homelessness is generally defined as the state of being deprived of a home. The relationship between the home and the individua…
- Research ArticleIssue 1 · 2025pp. 9-14Open AccessWomen and children in Anadolu Newspaper news in the context of public and child education during Ata
The purpose of this study; The aim of this study is to reveal the importance of printed media in public and child education by expressing the content given in the newspaper news published in Anadolu Newspaper in 1935 in terms of public education and child education in Turkey. This research, carried out with the survey…