Ankara Araştırmaları Dergisi

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About the JournalAbout the JournalAimThe Journal of Ankara Studies, published twice a year by the Vehbi Koç and Ankara Research Center (VEKAM), is a peer-reviewed journal. The Journal of Ankara Studies aims to disseminate academic studies that reveal new knowledge about Ankara's urban elements using scientific methods, regardless of subject or field.Focus and ScopeThe focus of the Journal of Ankara Studies is on studies thatInvestigate urban characteristics in the historical process of Ankara.Identify urban problems, develop solutions for these issues.Contribute to the development of the city.The journal accepts original research articles that reveal novel knowledge on the city of Ankara utilizing methodologies and approaches of humanitarian, normative, and positive sciences.Studies beyond the scope of the journal include the following:Studies that do not cover the main hypotheses, methodologies, and core findings of doctoral and master's theses, and are based on secondary findings from the thesis, will not be accepted.Articles for discussion that are lacking in novel knowledge and merely reflect the author(s)' views on the subject will not be accepted for publication.Literature reviews on a specific topic will not be accepted for publication.Studies that do not focus on Ankara's urban characteristics, use the city only as a sample, and do not report findings specific to Ankara will not be accepted for publication.The types of manuscripts that are accepted for publication areResearch and Review Articles(For more information see “Article Types”).Publication FrequencyThe Journal of Ankara Studies is published twice a year, in June and December. No special issues are published.Publication LanguageThe publication languages of the Journal of Ankara Studies are English and Turkish. Manuscripts can be submitted in Turkish or English. The submitted manuscript should comply with the grammar and spelling rules, as well as related scientific literature standards.Turkish articl

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