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Doctoral Thesis İş hukukunda platform çalışması ve platform çalışanları(İstanbul Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2025) Günler, Salih HaydarThe widespread use of the internet and the rapid advancement of digitaltechnologies have significantly transformed the spatial, temporal, and organizationalboundaries traditionally associated with employment relations. Consequently, labour,production, and employment structures have undergone a profound transformation. Inrecent years, the platform economy—one of the central drivers of thistransformation—has redefined service delivery through digital intermediaries andreshaped economic activity by creating multi-sided interaction environments. Inparallel with the expansion of the platform economy, platform work has become oneof the most debated areas of contemporary labour markets due to its global prevalenceand its introduction of new dynamics into employment relations.While platform work offers advantages such as flexibility, broad marketaccess, and low entry costs, it also gives rise to significant structural challenges,including precariousness, uncertainty, income instability, risks of discrimination,occupational health and safety concerns, and difficulties in collective organization.Platform companies’ self-identification as mere “intermediaries” and theirclassification of workers as “independent contractors” necessitate a reassessment ofthe elements of the employment contract, particularly the element of subordination,within the platform context. Moreover, algorithmic rating systems, automateddecision-making processes, data-driven work organization, and platform-based controlmechanisms render the determination of platform workers’ legal status increasinglycomplex. In this context, the present study aims to examine the concepts of platformeconomy and platform work, as well as the legal status of platform workers andoccupational health and safety issues in platform work, taking into accountinternational regulations and comparative legal approaches.Article Pandemi Sürecinde Bireysel İş Hukuku Alanındaki Gelişmeler(Yargı Dünyası, 2020) Akyiğit, ErcanCovit-19 Virüsü salgını sadece bireysel iş hukukunu değil, toplu iş hukukunu da çeşitli yönleriyle etkilemiş bulunmaktadır. Covit 19 virüsü pandemisinin ülkemiz çalışma hayatına ve ekonomik yaşama yönelik olumsuz etkilerini bir ölçüde engelleyebilmek ve/veya def edebilmek amaçlı kimileri geçici ve kimisi ise kalıcı bazı yasal düzenlemeler hayata geçirilmiştir. Bunları şöyle bir sıralamayla sunmak mümkündür.Article Çırak ve stajyerlerin iş sağlığı ve güvenliği eğitimleri hakkında bazı düşünceler(Kamu-İş, 2019) Akyiğit, Ercanİşyerlerinde çırak/stajyer konumuyla faaliyette bulunan kimseler de vardır. Diğer çalışanlar gibi bunların iş sağlığı ve güvenliği eğitimleri de çalışma yaşamı bakımından önem taşımaktadır. Bu çalışmada 6331 sayılı Yasa ve ona dayalı ikincil mevzuatın bu konuyla ilgili düzenlemesi tarihsel süreç ve güncel haliyle değerlendirilip sunulmaktadır.Conference Object Civic Nationalism, Universalism and War Crimes(Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade, 2016) Erözden, OzanDuring the first phase of Croatia’s transition to democracy, which started with the death of Franjo Tudjman in the end of 1999, the prosecution of war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed by the members of Croatian armed forces and paramilitary during the conflict between 1991 and 1995 was one of the most important issues on the political agenda. During this period SDP, which was the biggest partner of a coalition government, assumed a universalist approach to the issue, advocating impartial criminal prosecution regardless of ethnic background of perpetrators. While in line with the party’s civic nationalist stance, this policy encountered serious challenges as the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal (the ICTY) issued indictments for officials that were considered as heroes of Croatian Homeland War. By examining the case of SDP, this paper aims to discuss whether civic nationalism’s universalist theoretical premises are politically applicable during and/or in the aftermath of violent conflicts generated with extensive reference to ethnic identities.