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THOUGHTS ON ACADEMIC TURKISH FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN TURKEY

International Journal Of Eurasia Social Sciences
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Turkish Academics as Neoliberal Subjects?

Journal of Developing Societies, 2012
A university is an institution that has been extensively restructured according to the market logic with the process of neoliberal globalization. As the resources for doing research are limited especially in the developing countries, the funds provided for research by institutions such as the World Bank gain importance for the academics.
Meltem Yilmaz Sener
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Turkish Academics’ Encounters with the Index in Social Sciences

2017
This chapter is an ethnographic attempt to interrogate the changing nature of the relationship between everyday academic life, knowledge production practices, and expansive use of information and communication technologies in higher education in Turkey.
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Turkish Version of the Academic Motivation Scale

Psychological Reports, 2015
The purpose of this study was to adapt the college version of the Academic Motivation Scale (AMS) into Turkish. The participants were 797 college students (437 men, 360 women) with a mean age of 20.1 yr. A seven-factor model of the scale, as well as alternative models (five-, three-, two-, and one-factor models) were investigated and compared through ...
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Turkish academics jailed for ‘making terrorism propaganda’

Nature, 2016
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“Academic Turkish Is Like…”: International Students' Perceptions About Academic Turkish Concept

2021
The aim of this study is to reveal international students' perceptions of academic Turkish through metaphors. The participants of the study consist of international students who study academic Turkish at Erciyes University Continuing Education Center.
MORALI, Gürkan, ÇİMEN, Leyla
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China in Turkish Academic Literature

Sociology of Islam, 2016
Although China oriented academic interest in Turkey began in 1930s with the aim of learning Turks’ past from Chinese sources, this interest was limited to a smaller community of scholars consisting of sinologists and historians up to the 1990s.
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The Turkish Academic Labor Market as an Ecosystem

2019
Career ecosystem theory have been developed to explain interactions between individuals, organizations, and other actors, which influence the flow of human capital in response to the inadequacy of traditional career models. The aim of this chapter is to examine the relevance and applicability of career ecosystem theory to the Turkish academic labor ...
Yehuda Baruch, Tuncer Fidan
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