Author: Annika Roux

Abstract Pozitivist bilim idealine içkin nesnellik anlayışı göz önünde bulundurulduğunda feminist bilim kavramının oksimoron olduğu düşünülebilir. Nihayetinde bu ideal bilimsel bilginin konumsuz bilgi olduğu yönünde normatif bir önkabul üzerine kuruludur ve açıkça konumlanmış feminist bilgi iddialarının bilimselliği bu çerçeve içerisinde anlamlandırılamaz. Öte yandan feminist bilim … more info

Abstract The primary objective of this study is to critically examine the cultural impacts of the U.S. and allied presence in Afghanistan from 2001 to 2021. Utilizing a critical paradigm and a qualitative research approach, this study explores the perspectives of Afghan cultural and social … more info

Abstract This article seeks to explain the printing activities of Doctor Francis Skaryna through the prism of the eschatological tensions at the turn of the sixteenth century. By focusing on Skaryna’s prints, including the Ruthenian Bible of Prague (1517–1519), Malaia Padarozhnaia Kniha, Liber Viaticus [The … more info

Abstract The main aim of this research has been to sociologically examine the role of tourism in promoting social convergence in Afghanistan. The study is practical in terms of its goals and expected outcomes, resorting to a survey method with a descriptive-explanatory approach. The research … more info

Abstract It is widely recognised that top-down constitutional referendums in post-Soviet states reinforce the president’s power, at the expense of other branches of government. This article examines referendum engineering as a factor that undermines the balance of power, establishes a constitutional basis for long-lasting autocracies, … more info

Abstract This study investigates factors influencing Iranian citizens’ attitudes toward Afghan immigrants. It is an applied, large-scale research conducted through a survey using a descriptive-explanatory approach. Data were collected via a researcher-made Likert-scale questionnaire. The statistical population included Iranian citizens, with 384 participants selected through … more info

Abstract In this article, I explore the ambivalent and recurring theme of feeling at home as it emerged in my doctoral research. I conducted twenty-nine in-depth interviews and four focus group discussions over three years with women involved in nine common spaces that had been … more info