İbn Haldun Üniversitesi Kurumsal Akademik Arşivi
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Recognition of the Taliban's government from the perspective of international law
(Selçuk Üniversitesi, 2025) Nasrat, Qaisar; Hukuk Fakültesi, Hukuk Bölümü
Despite American-mediated efforts, the prolonged Taliban-Afghan government U.S. negotiations in Doha failed. Shortly afterward, on August 15, 2021, the Taliban seized control of Kabul, marking the beginning of its second controversial term in power. The Taliban's connections to international terrorism, human rights violations, and its rise to power through illegitimate means—by force and violence—raise numerous questions under international law. The critical question now is: "Should the Taliban government, which came to power under these conditions, be recognized by the international community?" This study examines the potential dangers and risks that recognizing the Taliban could pose for Afghanistan and the global community. In particular, it addresses the Taliban's stance on human rights and its approach to counterterrorism. The findings indicate that, although the Taliban exercises effective control over Afghanistan, it will not be recognized by the international community until it adheres to principles such as human rights protection, countering international terrorism, and establishing an inclusive government.
Examining the determinants of consumer perception of inflation
(Springer Nature, 2025) Regasse, Ghita; Kaplan, Muhittin; Yönetim Bilimleri Fakültesi, İktisat Bölümü
This study investigates the determinants of consumer inflation perception in 2023 using survey data from households in Morocco, Türkiye, and Italy. By integrating psychological variables such as media influence, peer influence, memory, and past inflation perceptions with socio-demographic factors (age, gender, education, professional status, and living standards), this paper offers a multidimensional view of how inflation is perceived. Using both multiple regression and ordered probit models, the analysis reveals common predictors-education, income level, inflation knowledge, and media exposure-while also identifying distinct country-specific patterns. In Türkiye, peer and media influence are dominant; in Morocco, consumer sentiment and memory play a stronger role; in Italy, media and memory are most influential. This study contributes to the literature by being among the first to systematically compare inflation perception determinants across countries using both socioeconomic and psychological variables. It demonstrates that inflation perception is not only an economic reaction but also a socially and cognitively embedded phenomenon, shaped by contextual and cultural differences. The findings offer important implications for inflation communication strategies: policymakers should tailor media messaging, financial education, and peer-led interventions to improve public understanding and trust in monetary policy.
Decoding Turkish Lira volatility using natural language processing, news and Twitter sentiment, and explainable AI
(Econjournals, 2025) Ibrahim, Mahat Maalim; Khan, Asad ul Islam; Kaplan, Muhittin; Yönetim Bilimleri Fakültesi, İktisat Bölümü
This study examines the Turkish Lira/US Dollar exchange rate volatility from January 2015 through February 2024-a period when the Lira depreciated dramatically against the USD. This currency collapse triggered serious economic problems: High inflation, soaring import prices, reduced purchasing power, persistent price increases, lower real wages, higher external debt costs, limited monetary policy options, and volatile financial markets. While previous research has used Twitter sentiment for financial forecasting, our study contributes to the literature by analyzing both international news sources (The Economist, The New York Times, and The Guardian) and local Turkish sources (Yenisafak newspaper and social media Turkish Twitter content). Using explainable AI techniques, we investigate how news sentiment from different sources affects exchange rate volatility. The results indicate that international media sentiments impact the volatility of the Turkish lira/US dollar exchange rate. The overall sentiment derived from news sources effectively captures fluctuations in volatility. However, local media appears to have a comparatively weaker influence than international news.
Psychohygienic principles of professional training of specialists
(National University of Biological Resources and Nature Use of Ukraine, 2025) Boltivets, Sergii; Bulut, Sefa; Terentieva, N. O.; Eğitim Bilimleri Fakültesi, Rehberlik ve Psikolojik Danışmanlık Bölümü
The methodological principles of psychohygienic knowledge in the field of professional self-realization of a specialist are highlighted. The projection of the development of individual psychological predispositions and abilities in their development as a humanistic perspective is presented as the methodological basis of psychohygiene of the individual in its professional ontogenesis. The main trends of psychophysiological support for the formation of a specialist over the past centuries are presented in confirmation of the methodological basis of psychohygiene, which consists not in the search and concentration on what is missing, but in clarifying the available mental and, in particular, personal capabilities of a person for their active development and implementation in the profession. Professional self-realization of a person is presented in the psychological mechanism of introjection, which consists in the natural self-determination and distinction of oneself as a subject of professional activity, the self-awareness of which actualizes the sphere of personal uniqueness (uniqueness).
Al-Ghazali’s principle of trust (Amanah) as a framework for ethical AI governance in organizations
(Springer, 2025) Serevan, Bahar
In a technology-driven, materialistic world, the need for timeless wisdom and spiritual-moral values becomes increasingly evident. This paper aims to provide a solid moral foundation for modern ethical frameworks of AI governance by drawing on the prominent Muslim theologian and philosopher, Al-Ghazali’s principle of Amanah in ethical leadership as a tool to establish trust in AI systems and technologies. The research is theoretical and qualitative, utilizing secondary data from journal articles and books. Through a literature review and analysis, the study explores the role of Al-Ghazali’s teachings in shaping ethical AI governance through ethical leadership. The findings reveal that incorporating Amanah, a core trait of ethical leadership from an Islamic perspective, into AI governance frameworks can effectively balance spiritual values with technological advancements. This approach offers a pathway to achieving business goals in a more humanistic, ethical, and sustainable manner. This theoretical paper has some limitations, primarily in lacking empirical evidence and focusing only on one principle of Al-Ghazali’s ethical legacy; therefore, a more comprehensive study would help to enrich the research with empirical evidence and practical implications.
