Social Issues and Policies

This study focuses on the connection between poverty and the health of young people in the UK. It examines health intervention and promotion strategies for young people, reviews the success of existing resources and makes suggestions for improvement.

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• ZEKERİYYA MEHMET VURAL

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• ZEKERİYYA MEHMET VURAL

As pundits discuss the causes and results of the 2008 financial crisis and ensuing Great Recession, economists of various strands—led mainly by Keynesians—are slowly beginning to question the supposed wisdom of unfettered markets. Since Keynesian-liberal disputes revolve around the symptoms of the crisis rather than t…

• ÖZGÜR ÜŞENMEZ

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) defines child poverty as the inability of the child to realize their existing potential due to their inability to access resources across different dimensions of life (income, health, nutrition, education, environment, etc.). On the basis of this definition, an attempt has b…

The relationship between Marx and Polanyi is complex. In some ways Polanyi’s work is an interpretation of Marx; in some ways it is an elaboration, or at least a significant departure; in some ways it is a critique. A reading of Polanyi enables us to read Marx differently, and vice versa. The issue is not, simply, whet…

Climate change is a global crisis associated with the increase in greenhouse gas emissions and is associated with many environmental, psychological, and health problems today.One of the problems of the past, present, and future is children's limited knowledge about climate change and their inability to take an active…

• BEYZA KARACAOĞLU
• MEHMET FATİH AKBABA

The aim of this thesis is to focus on the concept of flexicurity, accepted as the new labour market model balancing the needs of employers for greater flexibility in order to adapt to market forces, and the need of employees for security, which has recently been one of the most popular concepts of the debate on labour…

The paper delineates the core issues surrounding political, socio-economic, and territorial implications on a number of transport issues on the island of Ireland by looking at the record of transport in the early 20th century, concentrating on the disintegration of the rail network, and its effect on local population,…

Emergency departments (EDs) are medical treatment facilities that provide continuous 24/7 services to patients requiring urgent care for acute illnesses, injuries, or traumas. In contrast, primary health care is a fundamental type of health service that offers comprehensive, continuous, and holistic health care to ind…

• SERDAR DERYA

Emergency departments (EDs) are medical treatment facilities that provide continuous 24/7 services to patients requiring urgent care for acute illnesses, injuries, or traumas. In contrast, primary health care is a fundamental type of health service that offers comprehensive, continuous, and holistic health care to ind…

• MUSTAFA SAFA PEPELE

Introduction Hedonic hunger refers to the consumption of food for pleasure and is believed to be associated with the increase of obesity rates. Aim The primary objective of this study is to examine the complex relationship between obesity and hedonic hunger, with a specific focus on comparing young adults with and wit…

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