Investigation of femicide in Turkey: modeling time series of counts

Anavatan, Aygül; Kayacan, Eda Yalçın

doi:10.1007/s11135-023-01619-6

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“…They came to the conclusion: “INGARCH captures the characteristics of network traffic better than other statistical models, it is more tractable than neural networks (NN), overcomes the black-box nature of NN, and some statistical models perform comparable or even better than NN, especially when there is insufficient data to apply deep NN”. Another application that tends to be humanistic and social Anavatan and Kayacan [ 88 ], the aim of which was to reveal the relationship between the number of femicide, female unemployment rate, male unemployment rate and the amount of information in Turkey by using INGARCH model.…”

Section: Count Time Seriesmentioning

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A Systematic Review of INGARCH Models for Integer-Valued Time Series

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Zhu

et al. 2023

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Count time series are widely available in fields such as epidemiology, finance, meteorology, and sports, and thus there is a growing demand for both methodological and application-oriented research on such data. This paper reviews recent developments in integer-valued generalized autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity (INGARCH) models over the past five years, focusing on data types including unbounded non-negative counts, bounded non-negative counts, Z-valued time series and multivariate counts. For each type of data, our review follows the three main lines of model innovation, methodological development, and expansion of application areas. We attempt to summarize the recent methodological developments of INGARCH models for each data type for the integration of the whole INGARCH modeling field and suggest some potential research topics.

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Section: Count Time Seriesmentioning

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A Systematic Review of INGARCH Models for Integer-Valued Time Series

Liu

Zhu

et al. 2023

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“…As reports have shown, the murder rates of women in Turkey increased by 1400 percent between 2002 and 2009 [21]. Between 2013 and 2022, the femicide rate continued to rise, with a total of 3.035 women being killed [24]. Moreover, Kandiyoti claims that investigations of those atrocities clearly indicate that "female disobedience and insubordination" (ibid.)…”

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Contesting State-Led Patriarchy—The Drivers, Demands and Dynamics of Women’s Participation in the Gezi Uprisings in Turkey 2013

Stein,

Kursawe,

Köhler

2023

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The Gezi Park protests in Istanbul (Türkiye) gained worldwide attention in 2013. Both men and women took part in the protests, which were heavily cracked down on by the government. The present study examined 273 Turkish women’s attitudes and motivations for taking part in the protests. The results show that the following variables had a significant impact on protest participation: lifestyle threats posed by religious values/norms and by the government; feelings of marginalization as a woman; political dissatisfaction; gender discrimination; and affiliations with feminism. Regarding the impact of attitudes on women’s political participation and discrimination, this study provides insights into the state of research on gender discrimination and feministic identity.

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Women falling from heights in Turkey—can the Latin American model protocol help them?

Meriç,

Önal

2024

Med Sci Law

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It is not always possible to determine the exact origin of death in cases of suspicious female deaths. Deaths resulting from falls present many challenges in forensic medicine. In order to overcome these difficulties, we screened the approaches to suspicious female deaths from international documents aimed at preventing violence against women worldwide, and we conclude that the Latin American Model Protocol (LAMP) is the most qualified one in addressing this issue. We have converted the LAMP into a checklist, compared it with the circumstances in the cases we present, and evaluated the potential benefits that LAMP could provide. The study examines three cases of women from Turkey who have died by falling from a height. In all cases, the women's partners were present with them at the time of incident. In all these three cases, partners were in a legally suspicious position and claimed that the incident was a suicide. The investigation and trial processes were different in all three cases, and various difficulties were encountered during the establishment of the truth. This study has demonstrated that, despite the actual occurrence of femicide, the use of the investigation steps proposed by LAMP and a comprehensive approach utilizing the scientific methods of forensic medicine, law, and other disciplines that can assist in analyzing the incident during the investigation process can help reveal the cases where defendants claim cases are suicide despite cases being a femicide.

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Investigation of femicide in Turkey: modeling time series of counts

Cited by 5 publications

References 31 publications

A Systematic Review of INGARCH Models for Integer-Valued Time Series

A Systematic Review of INGARCH Models for Integer-Valued Time Series

Contesting State-Led Patriarchy—The Drivers, Demands and Dynamics of Women’s Participation in the Gezi Uprisings in Turkey 2013

Women falling from heights in Turkey—can the Latin American model protocol help them?

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