One of the major problems of the statist industrialization policies in 1930s and 1940s in
Turkey was both the quantitative and qualitative deficiencies in terms of industrial labor …

This article explains the employment practices at Turkish state factories during the 1930s
and 1940s when the state expanded industrial activity. Complaints about the availability of …

The industrial revolution is described as the transition to mass production in Europe in the
18th and 19th centuries with the widespread use of machinery in production and increasing …

Abstract With the Industrial Revolution in the second half of the 19th century, states adopted
some principles to ensure social welfare. These principles, known as Social Policy, address …

This article seeks to re‐interpret the development of state‐owned enterprises (SOEs) in
Turkey from 1923 to 1980. The article shows that the dominant strong state tradition (SST) …

From the inception of the republic in 1923 until the formation of the Democratic Party (DP) on
7 January 1946, Turkey was ruled by a single party, the Republican People's Party (RPP) …

In the 19th century, negative conditions affected the Ottoman Empire. In this chaos situation
there were additional activities in Çapakçur and in its region apart from mining, such as …

This study examines the formation processes of the working class in Karabük on the basis of
Karabük Iron-Steel Factories. The workers, who have been working in the factory since the …

Note:[English Title] INDUSTRIALIZATION AND WAGED WORK IN SALONlCA AT THE END
OF 19th CENTURY [English Abstract] This article analyses evolution (development) of the …

“Work” having a sociological dimension as a process or an act cannot be consider
separately from human being.“Work” is the main indicator of the socialization of human kind …