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OPUS Journal of Society Research (JSR) brings a range of different fields of theory, practice, and research in the quest for understanding human behavior in its social environment. The Interdisciplinary perspective provides the groundwork to present and establish a holistic relationship with other disciplines, concepts and methods. The OPUS JSR provides a medium for researchers to incorporate of an interdisciplinary approach for bringing forward different interpretations which could potentially lead to amplifying or conflicting statements. It is not only the intersection of categories, but the theoretical framework that analyses and interprets the subject under study. This framing often leads to an analysis of multiple and even conflicting social dynamics that enable certain kinds of social understanding that are otherwise invisible when scholars focus on a single set of theoretical dynamics. OPUS JSR reflects more than 10 years of journal sponsorship by ADAMOR Society Research Center and its partner organizations, the Institute of Urban Studies. The OPUS Journal of Society Research is the direct successor of two previously published journals: OPUS Turkish Journal of Social Policies and Work Life Studies: OPUS International Journal of Society Research.

2023 · Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 51

MakaleYazarSayfa
A Study on the Relationship between Slow Journalism and Virtual Reality: The New York Times and The Guardian SamplesPetek DURGEÇ, Simge Deniz DEMİREL5–29
Effects of Teleworking and Strategic Orientations on Resilience in the Post-Pandemic PeriodHalil YORULMAZ, Elif BAYKAL, Serkan ETİ30–42
Disclosure of Sustainability Information in Banks: The Case of Slovakia and TurkeyEmin ZEYTİNOĞLU, Milos TUMPACH43–55
Voluntary Search-and-Rescue Workers’ Experiences After Witnessing Trauma in the Earthquake FieldAyşen KÖSE56–66
Capital Structure Adjustment Speed and Ownership Structure: A Research on BIST 100 Index Food Sector FirmsAslı YIKILMAZ67–75
An Analysis between Foreign Direct Investment and Intra-Industry Trade in Turkey: A VECM ApproachCanan ŞENTÜRK76–85
The Impact of Political Change on the Practice of Public Relations in SudanMarzok Juma Dahıa NGIRKUDU, Mustafa AKDAĞ86–94
Mobbing Perceptions of Academic StaffNilüfer RÜZGAR95–109
An Investigation into The Occupational Perceptions of Healthcare Professionals: The Covid-19 PandemicÖznur ERTOSUN110–124
A Study of the Relationship between Safety Perceptions and MindfulnessMehmet Nurettin UĞURAL125–137
Women’s Access to Urban Social Services in Çankaya District: A Mix Method ResearchBurcu HATİBOĞLU KISAT, Ali Alpaslan ODABAŞ138–148
Are Social Forums Withering Away ?Neşe YILDIZ149–161
The Use of Media by Turkey’s Generation Z as a Source for Political InformationUğur ORAL162–173