English Whistleblowing in the European Union and Turkey “In a room where, people unanimously maintain a conspiracy of silence, one word of truth sounds like a pistol shot.”…
English Applauding whistle-blowers isn’t enough — we need a state-supported fund to reward them The fate of whistle-blowers is well documented, as is the clear pattern that follows their disclosure: Organisations tend to retaliate…
English A Sneak Peek to NFTs: An overview on their use and legal qualification under Turkish Law Non-fungible tokens (“NFT”s) have taken internet by storm after the sale of a JPEG image in NFT format for 69.4…
English, Genel LEVERAGING ANTI-BRIBERY COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS TO ADDRESS HUMAN RIGHTS IN A POST-COVID-19 WORLD I. INTRODUCTION The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect virtually every aspect of daily life for individuals and communities around the…
English How Can You Teach Ethics To An Artificial Intelligence? There is no question that artificial intelligence harbors enormous positive potential, but at the same time, also makes major demands…
English Michael’s Critique of Pragmatical Reason VI: Risk exaggeration – a cognitive bias case study Bribery and corruption are bad. Sectors dealing closely with the government have a propensity for bribery of public officials. Companies…
