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    1990-2000 yıllarında İzmir barosu
    (Bilkent University, 2021) Şarap, Ekin; Kütükcü, Mustafa; Özbay, Gökay; Yaylalı, Hande; Sevim, Abdullah Enes
    Makalede 1990-2000 yılları arasındaki dönemdeki İzmir Barosu incelenmiştir. İzmir Barosu tarihçesi hakkında ve Baro’nun ilişkili olduğu kurumlar hakkında bilgi verilmiştir. Baro ve avukatlık kavramları açıklanmıştır. İzmir Barosunun yapısı ve işleyişi üzerinde durulmuştur. Baro’nun o dönemde yaptığı yeniliklerden bahsedilmiştir. Ardından İzmir Barosu ile diğer ilgili kurumlar arasındaki ilişkiler incelenmiştir. Bu dönemde Türkiye’nin gündemini ilgilendiren ulusal sorunlarda da İzmir Barosu kamuoyunu bilgilendirmek amacıyla görüşünü açıklayarak hukuk ve demokrasi görevini yerine getirmiştir.
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    The identity of ‘the other’ for sexual violence victims: is there anything new in sexual violence prosecutions before the International Criminal Court?
    (Routledge, 2017) Turan, G.
    Despite the spectacular development in the field of international criminal law, critical feminism stresses the narrow scope of the sex and gender crimes in the Rome Statute establishing the first permanent International Criminal Court. The current international criminal law discourse, as expressed by recent case law, is geared towards the protection of certain groups targeted on account of their distinctiveness within the framework of a conflict situation, and gender is not recognized as one of these group identities. The question whether international criminal law on sexual violence applies only to inter-group conflicts brings to the fore an uneasy likelihood of exclusion of some recently emergent situations where identities of the conflicting parties transcend a particular ethnicity or nationality, and where victims of sexual violence belong to the same group as their perpetrators. The article argues that, rather than the Rome Statute or newly introduced rules and regulations, a significant obstacle in developing gender justice is the narrow interpretation of sexual violence to inter-group hostilities. © 2016 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.
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    Liberals and communitarians
    (1992) Etzioni, Amitai
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    Melih Cevdet Anday tiyatrosunda şiirsel adalet
    (2004) Gökçe, Yeşim
    The first chapter of this study defines the concept of poetic justice, and looks at how Antique and Classical theater interpret this notion; the concept is illustrated via the play Oidipus Rex. The second chapter of the study, deals with the interpretation of the concept by the Romantic and Realistic movements. The general summary of how modern and post-modern theater deal with the concept follows this section. The third chapter of the study explains the concept of poetic justice in modern Turkish drama by using Melih Cevdet Anday’s (1915-2002) original plays as illustrations. The following plays have been included in this study (in chronological order): Yılanlar, İçerdekiler, Mikado’nun Çöpleri, Yarın Başka Koruda, Dikkat Köpek Var, Ölüler Konuşmak İsterler, Müfettişler and Ölümsüzler Ya Da Bir Cinayetin Söylencesi. As a result of the study of these plays, it becomes evident that Melih Cevdet Anday has conceived a special kind of poetic justice, which is rare in both Turkish and World Theater. This understanding of justice has been developed in order to bring good to the world by eliminating the reasons of evil.
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    The sense of Justice and the concept of cultural justine
    (1991) Fikentscher, Wolfgang