In-depth interviews are the most preferred data generation technique in the data generation process of qualitative research. In-depth interviews have a structure in which the researchers establish a mutual relationship and ...

Mixed methods came to light as the third methodological movement besides the quantitative and qualitative methods. It has been significantly popular for researchers, particularly in the last twenty years. However, its ...

The study aims to analyze the inequality of opportunity trends among children in Türkiye between 1993 and 2018. Inequality of opportunity, which refers to the phenomenon when an individual’s outcomes are determined by ...

Focus group discussion is one of the commonly used qualitative research methods. In focus group discussions it is argued that having homogenous participants in terms of social characteristics like gender, race, age etc. ...

Turkey is the host to the highest number of refugees hosted by a country. This huge number of refugee population, fleeing from ongoing conflict in their country of origin to Turkey, brought together the concern for ...

Housing is a crucial basic need, and adequate housing conditions are right for everybody, including vulnerable ones such as children, women, elders, migrants and refugees. This thesis aims to present the demographic ...

This thesis examines the phenomenon of child marriage within the Roma community in Turkey, with a particular focus on the concept of "marital age regret" and the role of autonomy in marital decision-making. This study ...

ABSTRACT Third parties during interviews albeit a common occurrence, it is not widely studied. Literature in this topic is limited and mostly old. As a primary requirement, interviewers are asked to ensure privacy during ...

Despite advances in women's educational attainment in Turkey over the past 50 years, improvements in persistent inequality cohorts, lower intergenerational mobility and unequal opportunities in transition have remained ...

Recently, while being few in numbers, there have been studies focusing on survey quality and discussing sources of survey errors. Studies in the literature have emphasized on relatively controllable sampling errors, ...