FSM Vakıf Üniversitesi Araştırma ve Akademik Performans Sistemi
DSpace@FSM, FSM Vakıf Üniversitesi’nin bilimsel araştırma ve akademik performansını izleme, analiz etme ve raporlama süreçlerini tek çatı altında buluşturan bütünleşik bilgi sistemidir.
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Öğe Türü: Öğe , Individual Interventions in Shaping Residential Interfaces: A Content Analysis of Istanbul Court Records (1600–1839)(Yıldız Technical University, 2026) Çakar, Hale Nur Doğan; Akbar, JamelThis study examines the role of resident agency in shaping the urban fabric of Ottoman Istanbul through a qualitative content analysis of 137 court cases (1600–1839). It investigates how individual interventions in residential buildings, such as additions, window modifications, and boundary adjustments, were negotiated within a hybrid legal system combining Islamic law (sharʿī), customary practice (ʿurf), and imperial edicts. By focusing on disputes over spatial interfaces, the research illuminates the dynamic processes through which physical boundaries between public and private domains were actively defined by inhabitants through daily practice and localized dispute resolution, rather than by centralized planning alone. The findings demonstrate that residents functioned as primary agents in shaping the urban environment. The transitional zones between streets and properties, and between neighbouring buildings, were largely formed through incremental, resident-led interventions, adjudicated by courts in cases of disputes using core principles such as principle of damage (lā ḍarar wa-lā ḍirār) and right of precedence (ḥaqq al-qadīm). This judicial mediation fostered a socially-embedded, negotiated spatial order, a form of organic urban co-production that operated alongside, and often independently of, formal municipal codes. The study contributes to historical urban studies by elucidating the socio-legal mechanics of everyday city-making in a pre-modern Islamic context. It offers a substantive historical case that resonates with contemporary interests in participatory models of urban development, suggesting that adaptability and resilience can emerge from systems that institutionalize localized negotiation, legal flexibility, and community-involved conflict resolution within a shared normative framework.Öğe Türü: Öğe , Poems from the Fatih’s Dīwān: Calligraphy Works of Students 2011/2012 - 2016/2017(Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University Publications, 2026) Subaşı, M. Hüsrev; Toy, AliFatih Sultan Mehmed Han ascended the throne at the age of 19 and, in the second year of his reign, conquered Istanbul, thereby attaining the glad tidings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). By bringing an end to one era and ushering in another, he secured his place in history as a great ruler. Having consigned two empires and numerous principalities to history and established unity across the lands stretching from Anatolia to the Balkans, Fatih also became, in a sense, the founder of the Ottoman World State, which would be further developed and exalted by the sultans who followed in his footsteps on the path from principality to empire. Among the chain of immense efforts that made the glorious conquest possible, alongside the determination of the soldiers and the insight and courage of the commanders, were the cannons that battered the walls of Istanbul—walls that had until then proved impregnable—and to whose engineering calculations Fatih himself contributed. Through his resolute and determined conduct, as well as his command and leadership during the stages of the siege and assault, he earned the title Ni‘me’l-amir, while his army was given the title Ni‘me’l-jaysh. This sultan, who spoke seven languages, was also a poet who possessed a diwān.Öğe Türü: Öğe , AI and The Future of Finance: Global Finance at a Crossroads(CRC Press, 2026) Bagis, BilalThe AI (artificial intelligence) revolution is fast transforming the global economy and the finance world. Accordingly, AI is likely to take over a wide range of financial roles in the financial world and many other related roles in adjacent sectors. AI sort of new innovations may even create much more complicated models and new instruments that provide a competitive edge. AI adoption in finance is expected to enhance automation, optimization, financial forecasting, analytical perspectives, fraud detection as well as enabling informed decision-making processes. Yet the accompanying ethical, risk and security concerns, stability-related issues as well as regulatory and risk management-related challenges also need to be addressed. New means and alternative approaches, regulatory arrangements are needed to mitigate risks related to AI adoption in finance. Risk and security concerns, transparency and accountability issues, new regulatory frameworks as well as other critical roles assumed by AI in shaping finance are all central to this AI-driven future of finance.Öğe Türü: Öğe , AI-Driven Decision-Making in Finance(CRC Press, 2026) Bagis, BilalThis book explores the deep impact of AI and digital transformation on finance, its practices and decision intelligence processes. The book and its practical, analytical chapters present further insights regarding ways to effectively utilize AI, potentially even beyond the existing theoretical and practical knowledge. Regulatory, ethical, security, and moral challenges and concerns associated with the use of AI in finance are thoroughly analyzed. Readers will take away a conceptual and practical understanding of AI and digitalization as well as real-world practical case studies, so that they can be applied appropriately in a workplace setting. It aims to differentiate itself by focusing more specifically on the practical realities of AI and digital transformation in decision-making processes within finance, offering actionable guidance and real-world case study or implications, which are less emphasized in most other competitors. The book is appropriate for experts and professionals interested in deployment of AI, digitalization and their implementation in finance. No doubt, academics, professionals, students, and finance experts will find this book an informative practice resource. The book would suit anyone interested in AI and its broader applications in finance or its uses in decision-making processes.Öğe Türü: Öğe , Preface(CRC Press, 2026) Bagis, BilalThis book explores the deep impact of AI and digital transformation on finance, its practices and decision intelligence processes. The book and its practical, analytical chapters present further insights regarding ways to effectively utilize AI, potentially even beyond the existing theoretical and practical knowledge. Regulatory, ethical, security, and moral challenges and concerns associated with the use of AI in finance are thoroughly analyzed.
