This study aims to understand the relationship of electronic music, in which samples from local and nostalgic songs are used, with the postmodern period we live in. In this context, electronic music, a global music genre ...

Lynch is a form of violence in which a group of people punishes the person or group they find guilty in cases where the national, religious and moral values in the society are violated or believed to be violated. The fact ...

With the narrative turn, it has gained great importance in social sciences to look at what is micro, what is ignored, what is pushed behind official history in order to understand the social life. Despite the declaration ...

The main subject of this thesis is non-governmental organizations that focus on migration and the culture of professionalism that develops within these institutions. The study begins with the historical background and ...

owadays, identity is a concept that contains many facts such as ethnicity, language, similarity-diversity, religion, otherness and belonging. When it comes to migration, the meanings of these concepts vary in the process ...

This thesis deals with the reflections of the 68 Movement on the popular music of Turkey between the years 1961 and 1980, the period in which political discourse in popular music was most visible. The first part of the ...

In this study, it is examined how the narratives of gender, hegemonic masculinity and nationalism are competed in a reality show in the context of the audience’s interpretations. The aim of this research, which is based ...

This master thesis is an everyday life study. In this thesis, the everyday life practices of newly started lawyers were examined. The everyday life of lawyers with less than ten years of experience were analyzed in terms ...

The concept of hegemonic masculinity introduced by Raewyn Connell and her colleagues, in its first formulation, tries to understand how men monopolize their positions of power and how they maintain male-dominated ...

This study underscores the transformative impact of migration and considers transnational fiction by im/migrant women writers as a source for Intercultural Communication research. Chapter 1 opens with the notion of ...