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Anayasa Mahkemesine Bireysel Başvuru Kararlarının İcrası
(Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2026) Özcan Altay; Kamu Hukuku
Constitutional complaint mechanisms such as the individual application to the Constitutional Court
represent the pinnacle of judicial protection of fundamental rights. These mechanisms, in a way, broke the
shell of the constitutional justice, which had been limited to the review of the constitutionality of laws and
norms having the force of law for a long time, and revitalized constitutional provisions, allowing them to
flourish in the field of positive law. Like every revolution, this radical change in the constitutional justice
has shaken the law of the countries it entered, causing tensions between the judiciary and other state organs,
and especially within the judiciary itself. The fact that the purpose of the individual application, which was
introduced into our law with the 2010 Constitutional amendments, was frequently portrayed as reducing
the number of cases going to the European Court of Human Rights at that time seems to have led to this
transformative power of the institution being overshadowed or even underestimated from the very
beginning. For this reason, the issue of the execution of judgments, which in fact enables judicial protection
to gain meaning, was not adequately addressed in the constitutional and legal provisions on the individual
application and was neglected in the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court for a long time. Later on, the
fact that the impact of individual application decisions was recognized through some controversial
decisions of the Constitutional Court that are prominent in the public opinion and the resistance of relevant
courts to comply with those decisions brought the issue of the binding authority and the execution of
individual application judgments to the fore in legal and political debates and to be frequently addressed in
academic works. This thesis, in this regard, does not intend to repeat the existing studies on the subject,
which seems to have covered the issue extensively, or to redraw the constitutional and legal framework of
the necessity to enforce the decisions, and compile the current decisions of the Constitutional Court on the
subject with scientific methods. Instead, it elaborates on the substantive and procedural law aspects of the
execution of individual application decisions, and aims to reveal the legal qualifications of the individual
(reopening of legal proceedings, compensation, etc.) and general (pilot judgments, etc.) measures that
ensure the execution of the decisions more accurately. In this respect, the study endeavors to be a practical
guide in the execution of individual application decisions. The role of the Constitutional Court in the
execution of its judgments is analyzed in three phases: before the judgment (through injunctions), during
the judgment review and after the judgment. Finally, recommendations specific to each phase are provided
to ensure an effective execution process.
ÖZGÜN BİR HEYKEL SERGİLEME MODELİ OLARAK ELGİZ MÜZESİ TERAS SERGİLERİ
(Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2026) NEBAHAT HANDE ERGELEN; Sanat Tarihi
This study analyzes the Terrace Exhibitions, initiated in 2012 at he Elgiz Museum, as a original open-air sculpture exhibition model. Organized through annual thematic open calls to national and international sculptors, the exhibitions present works selected by an advisory board and support interaction between artists and collectors, contributing to the circulation of sculpture art.
Through their continuity and regular production, the Terrace Exhibitions have become a sustainable and established practice within Turkey’s open-air sculpture exhibition landscape. The museum’s location in Maslak, outside the Beyoğlu axis traditionally defined as Turkey’s cultural center, and its position within a plaza structure are key factors shaping the exhibitions intitutional identity.
The first chapter of the thesis, titled "The Transformation of Sculpture in Turkey and its Exhibition Conditions," examines the historical process and exhibition practices of sculpture in Turkey, aiming to understand the current conditions of Terrace Exhibitions. The second chapter, titled "Open-Air Sculpture Exhibition Practices in Contemporary Art Museums: The Elgiz Museum Terrace Exhibitions Example," investigates the formation processes of contemporary art museums in Turkey and discusses the conditions under which the Elgiz Museum, which organizes Terrace Exhibitions, was established. The third chapter, titled "City, Museum, and Publicness: On the Spatial Policies of the Elgiz Museum," analyzes the museum's location in Maslak and the relationship between the Terrace Exhibitions and the museum's architecture within the context of the city and publicness.
Foreign Direct Investments and Domestic Investments: A Sectoral Analysis
(Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2026) TOPOĞLU, ECE; İktisat
The primary objective of this thesis is to comprehensively examine how foreign direct investments (FDI) affect domestic investments (DI) at the sectoral level in developed countries. The existing literature largely examines the effects of FDI on DI at the aggregate level, ignoring structural differences across sectors. However, aggregate data can mask significant interactions that stem from the internal dynamics of different sectors. Assuming that the impact of FDI on DI is homogeneous and sector-independent is unrealistic. Therefore, examining the effects of FDI on DI at the sectoral level produces more accurate and policy-relevant insights than aggregate-level analyses. As the literature largely neglects this distinction, this study is, to the best of our knowledge, the first to examine in detail the impact of FDI on DI using a dynamic panel data estimation at the sectoral level for 28 developed countries during the period 2009–2019. Three major sectors are considered: primary, manufacturing, and services. To further deepen the analysis, sub-sectors are also examined. The primary sector is divided into the agriculture and mining sectors, while the services sector is divided into the finance and insurance, information and communication, transportation and storage, and construction sectors. The econometric results show that FDI crowds out DI in all sectors and sub-sectors except the agriculture sector and the finance and insurance sector. However, crowding out effects disappear in the information and communication sector and the transportation and storage sector in the long run.
ÜNİVERSİTE ÖĞRENCİLERİNDE İLİŞKİ BAĞIMLILIĞININ ÇOCUKLUK ÇAĞI TRAVMALARI VE ALGILANAN EBEVEYNLİK BİÇİMLERİYLE İLİŞKİSİ
(Eğitim Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2026) İrem Özdemir; Rehberlik ve Psikolojik Danışmanlık
This study examined the relationships between university students’ levels of codependency, childhood traumas, and perceived parenting styles. Additionally, it investigated whether childhood traumas and perceived parenting styles predict codependency levels and whether university students’ codependency levels differ significantly according to gender, age, relationship status, and relationship duration. The study group consisted of 469 university students who were reached through online platforms using an appropriate sampling method. Data were collected using the Spann-Fischer Codependency Scale, the Childhood Traumas Scale, the Young Parenting Scale, and a Personal Information Form. Relationships between variables were examined using the Pearson’s Moment Correlation Coefficient; the predictive power of childhood traumas and perceived parenting styles on relationship codependency was examined using Multiple Linear Regression Analysis. Whether codependency levels differ according to gender and relationship status was examined using an independent groups t-test; its relationship with age and relationship duration was examined using correlation analysis. Statistical analyses were conducted using SPSS 26 and LISREL 8.80 software packages. The findings revealed positive and significant relationships were found between childhood traumas' emotional neglect, emotional abuse, and overprotection-control subdimensions and codependency; it was determined that the overprotection-control dimension significantly predicted codependency. Significant relationships were found between university students' levels of codependency and various perceived parenting styles for both mothers and fathers. It was found that the overly protective/anxious and resistant to change/emotion-suppressing parenting styles of mothers and the conditional/success-oriented parenting style of fathers significantly predicted codependency. It was determined that codependency levels did not differ according to gender and relationship status; codependency levels increased with age and relationship duration. The findings were discussed within the framework of the literature, and recommendations were made.
Atatürk Dönemi Türk Edebiyatında Söylem
(Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2026) Arda Korkmaz; Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı
In the dissertation entitled Discourse in Turkish Literature during the Atatürk Period, our primary aim is to demonstrate that the Atatürk Period, as a polyphonic era, enabled a diversity of discourses. In order to reveal this discursive diversity, a series of discourses emerging across the four major literary genres of the period—novel, short story, drama, and poetry—were examined through the selection of specific overarching categories, and the relevant texts were subjected to discourse analysis.The methodological framework of the study is based on discourse analysis. Taking Teun van Dijk's interpretation of ideology through the cognition–society–discourse triangle as its main point of departure, the methodology was constructed on an eclectic basis, drawing on the perspectives and identified discourse components of discourse scholars such as Norman Fairclough, M. A. K. Halliday and Ruqaiya Hasan, and Jonathan Potter. The aim of this approach is to access all layers of meaning presented by the text. Within this methodological framework, the dissertation analyzes the Atatürk Period and its literary texts along the axes of discourse and ideology. As a result of the study, it is discussed which ideologies and cognitive processes underlie the use of the identified discourse components by authors and poets, and which of these components are parallel to the Atatürk Period and which adopt an oppositional stance are clarified through explicit and implicit discourse constructions.