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Black Sea Journal of Public and Social Science
Announcement 1. Dear author/s, writing-rules were updated on October 1, 2020, please click the following link; https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/bssocialscience/writing-rules Black Sea Journal of Public and Social Science (BSJ Pub Soc Sci) is a double-blind peer-reviewed, an open-access international journal published electronically 2 times (January and July) in a year since January 2018. It publishes, in English and Turkish, full-length original research articles, innovative papers, conference papers, reviews, mini-reviews, rapid communications, or technical notes by the scientists on various aspects of both theoretical and empirical articles and case studies relating to education, sociology, political science, history, the law in society and related disciplines and also covers articles on any fields of social science. Aims and Scope The overall aim of BSJ Pub Soc Sci is to promote the professional development of its readers, researchers, and scientists related to public and social sciences around the world. The objective of BSJ Pub Soc Sci is to provide a platform to the scientific community to publish their research findings and also to open a new perspective for further research. BSJ Pub Soc Sci is published electronically only and the online version is available for free.
2023 · Cilt: 6 - Sayı: 1
| Article | Author | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| The Role of the Fantastic Elements as a Means of Healing in Atkinson’s When Will There Be Good News? and Ümit’s the Dervish Gate | Betul ENSARİ | 1–11 |
| The Advertising Poster: What Contribution In French Lessons? | Aboutayeb MOSTAFA | 12–20 |
| The Hidden Side of the Covid-19 Epidemic Process Increasing Domestic Violence | Hidayet TAŞ, İsmail YURDAKUL, Ali BOZDEMİR, Rahime Aydın ERDOĞAN, Ela ERDEN, Bilal CEYLAN | 21–26 |
| An Assessment on the History and Geopolitical Importance of South Caucasus | Bastı BEKİROVA | 27–32 |
| An Evaluation on the Sources of Türk History of the Medieval East Black Sea | Bekir SARIYILDIZ | 33–39 |