Cacophony in the Aegean| Contemporary Turkish-Greek Relations

Aydın, Mustafa

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“…Ancak ihmal suçlarında belli bir davranışta bulunmama, kanunun yapılmasını emrettiği davranışı yapmama kıstası 76 arandığından bu tip suçlarda teşebbüs hususunu açıklamak her zaman için kolay değildir. 77 Bilgi vermeme suçunun yapısı incelendiğinde bu suçun hareket bakımından sırf ihmal suçu olduğu görülmektedir. Kanun kişilere belli bir yükümlülüğü gerçekleştirmesini şart koşmakta ve belli bir sonucun doğup doğmamasını aramamaktadır.…”

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Türk Ceza Kanunu'nda Düzenlenen Bilgi Vermeme Suçu

Taş¹

2021

Selcuk Universitesi Hukuk Fakultesi Dergisi

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Crime of failure to submit the data is regulated in Article 166 of the Turkish Penal Code as a crime against property. It is stipulated that the person who fails to notify the authorities of the crime without delay, although he finds out that the goods he obtained on the basis of a legal relationship were actually obtained by committing a crime or as a result of committing a crime, shall be sentenced to imprisonment of up to six months or a judicial fine. When the legal issue of this crime was examined, it was concluded that the reliability and dignity of the judiciary was also protected. The elements of this crime were examined in the context of the general theory of crime; then the faultiness of the perpetrator, the special appearance forms of the crime, the reasons affecting the crime and the punishment, and the proceeding phaze of this crime are explained. It was concluded that since the crime in question carries a precondition, the fact that the article related to the previous crime is the subject of a crime should be finalized and the proceedings regarding the previous crime and the crime of faileure to submit tha data should be liaisoned by the court due to the connection.

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Türk Ceza Kanunu'nda Düzenlenen Bilgi Vermeme Suçu

Taş¹

2021

Selcuk Universitesi Hukuk Fakultesi Dergisi

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“…For a discussion on Greek-Turkish disputes in general, see Bahcheli (1990Bahcheli ( , 2003, Bölükbaşı (1992), Ker-Lindsay (2000, Kollias and Günlük-Şenesen (2003), Larrabee and Lesser (2002), Tsakonas and Dokos (2004) and Veremis (2003). For Aegean disputes specifically, see Acer (2003), Axt (2006), Aydın (1997), Aydın and Ifantis (2004), Bölükbaşi (2004), Gürel (1993), Athanasopulos (2001), Syrigos (1998) and Wilson (1979). For Cyprusrelated disputes specifically, see Dodd (2001), Necatigil (2001) and Uslu (2003).…”

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Analysing Greek-Turkish disaster-related cooperation: A disaster diplomacy perspective

Ganapati

Kelman

Koukis

2010

Cooperation and Conflict

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This article contributes to the disaster diplomacy literature in examining the conditions under which disasters can lead to long-term disaster-related collaboration (e.g. in disaster response, recovery or risk reduction) at both governmental and non-governmental level among states in conflict. In particular, the article focuses on the role of the 1999 earthquakes in enhancing such collaboration between Greece and Turkey over the past decade. While acknowledging the diversity and complexity of disaster diplomacy situations, the article suggests that disasters can lead to long-term disaster-related cooperation among states in conflict when: (1) one party providing disaster relief to another party is followed by a similar reciprocal gesture (i.e. tit-for-tat diplomacy); (2) there is a realization and acceptance that neighbours should come to each other’s assistance in times of disaster; and (3) there is an enabling broader context (e.g. a rapprochement process) conducive to sustaining the long-term cooperation.

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Aegean Dispute Between Greece and Turkey

Heraclides

2023

Global Encyclopedia of Territorial Rights

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Cacophony in the Aegean| Contemporary Turkish-Greek Relations

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Türk Ceza Kanunu'nda Düzenlenen Bilgi Vermeme Suçu

Türk Ceza Kanunu'nda Düzenlenen Bilgi Vermeme Suçu

Analysing Greek-Turkish disaster-related cooperation: A disaster diplomacy perspective

Aegean Dispute Between Greece and Turkey

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