Academic Publications
Examines digital work platforms in the context of digital labour, human rights and international legal philosophy.
Co-authors: Hacı Ahmet Şimşek, Ayşe Nur Aydemir
Addresses Kazakhstan’s scientific cooperation with UNESCO and its relationship to sustainable development.
Evaluates AI-assisted judicial systems in terms of algorithmic justice and international law.
Examines Jeremy Bentham’s ideas on international law and the civilizing function of law.
Addresses the global impact of Kazakhstan’s art, culture and cultural diplomacy policies.
Co-authors: Önder Aytaç Afşar
A study on data security, data justice and a critique of dataism.
Examines the historical, political and social importance of the Turks in Ibn Khaldun’s thought.
Evaluates the Palestinian-Israeli question through two philosophical approaches.
Examines the causes of societies’ defeat and victory in wars within the context of theories of war in international relations.
Addresses Ibn Khaldun’s experience as a judge and his criticisms of the institution of jurisdiction and justice ethics.
Examines, in a philosophical context, the moral and professional qualities a jurist should possess.
Addresses Herbert Spencer’s views on the historical and evolutionary development of judicial and executive systems.
Cyberpolitik Journal, 6(12), 182-201
Addresses the problem of ethical justice in cyber and digital forensics from the perspective of legal philosophy and human rights.
CyberPolitik Journal, 6(11), 59-72
Examines the digitalization of law and its effects on human rights from a philosophical standpoint.
CyberPolitik Journal, 4(9), 142-151
Discusses the ethical and legal questions raised by implantable body chips in the context of security, privacy and human rights.
Scientific Work, 54(54), 50-56 · DOI: 10.36719/AEM/2007-2020/54/46-56
Examines the political and philosophical influences that shape codification through the example of the Mecelle (Ottoman civil code).
International Journal of the Asian Philosophical Association, 12(1), 77-93
Addresses Herbert Spencer's critique of colonialism in the context of political philosophy and the idea of social evolution.
Co-authors: Bilal Kuşpınar
Beytulhikme An International Journal of Philosophy, 7(2)
A comparative analysis of the concept of justice through the thought of al-Ghazālī, Ibn Arabī and Rūmī.
