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Kitlesel Göçler ve Enfeksiyon Hastalıkları Arasındaki İlişkiler Kapsamında Antropolojik Değerlendirmeler: Koronavirüs (Covid-19)
2020
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Turkish Studies
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İnsanlık tarihinin şekillenmesinde devletlerin siyasi, sosyal, sağlık, ekonomik, idari ve askeri yönetim kararları etkili olmuştur. Bunlara ek olarak doğal afetler, coğrafik koşullar, modern teknoloji gibi tali nedenler de insanlığı etkileyerek bir dizi zincirleme olaya sebebiyet vermiştir. Çalışmamızın amacı olan savaş ve kitlesel göçler ise; insanlık tarihini ve toplumları bir dizi zincirleme olaylarla; sosyo-kültürel, ekonomik, hukuki, devletlerin yönetim biçimleri ve toplum(halk) sağlığı gibi alanları derinden etkilemiş ve değiştirmiştir. Bu çalışmada, insanlık tarihi boyunca toplum sağlığını etkileyen salgın hastalıkları, savaş ve göçler bağlamında neden-sonuç ilişkisi incelenecektir. Bu doğrultuda savaş ve göçlerin toplum sağlığına etkileri incelenirken; salgın hastalıkların (pandemi) meydana gelmesinde, savaş ve göç ortamlarının bulaşıcı hastalıklar üzerinde bir rezervuar(konak) olduğu görülmüştür. Buna ilaveten salgın hastalıklara neden olan enfeksiyon hastalıklarının; uluslararası ticaret, hava ve deniz yolu ulaşımı, kontrolsüz yaşam, göç kampları gibi kontamine su kullanımı yapılan yerler, yetersiz ekipmanlarla yapılan tarım ve hayvancılık çalışmaları, adli suç örgütlerinin küresel çaplı faaliyetlerinin büyük etkisi olduğu -özellikle COVİD19 süreci boyunca- ortaya çıkmıştır. Salgınların, toplumları ve insanlık tarihini büyük ölçüde etkilemesine ilaveten savaş ve göçler gibi yapay etkiler ile de küresel alana yayılmaları daha hızlı ve kolay bir hale gelmektedir. Bu duruma örnek gösterebilmek amacıyla tarihe genel bir özetle bakılırsa; haçlı ordularının sıtma, anzak askerlerinin sıtma ve şark çıbanı, Napolyon ordularının tifo ve dizanteri, Amerikalıların kolera, veba ve AIDS, Osmanlı’nın veba ve verem, Orta doğu’nun çocuk felci ve cüzzam, Asya’nın çiçek ve frengi, Çin ve Afrika’nın cüzzam ve çiçek harici tüm enfeksiyon hastalıkları ile mücadelesi, bu toplumların tarihlerinde bir kırılma noktası haline gelmesine sebebiyet vermiştir. Günümüzde de halen devam eden 2019 yılı başlangıçlı Coronavirüs salgını, tarihteki bu kırılma noktalarına örnek olarak görülmekte; yukarıda belirtilen salgınlardan farklı olarak hemen hemen tüm kıtaları etkilediğine tanık olunmuştur. Sonuç olarak; tarih boyunca meydana gelen savaş ve göçlerin, bulaşıcı hastalıkların artmasında ve salgın boyutuna geçmesinde büyük bir etken olduğu sonucuna varılmıştır.

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Anthropological assessments in the context of the relationships between mass migration and infectious diseases: Coronavirus (Covid-19)
2020
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Turkish Studies
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In the formation of human history, the political, social, health, economic, administrative and military governance decisions of the states have been influential. In addition to this, natural disasters, geographical conditions, and modern technology have also caused a series of chain events, affecting humanity. The aim of our study is that wars and mass migrations have profoundly influenced and changed the history of mankind and the societies with a series of chain events; sociocultural, economic, legal, forms of governance of the states and social (people) health. This study will study the causal and consequential relationship in the context of epidemic diseases, wars and migrations that affect the public health throughout human history. In this direction, the impact of war and migration on public health is studied; when epidemic diseases (pandemic) occur, war and migration environments have been a reserve (reserve) on infectious diseases. Furthermore, infectious diseases that cause epidemic diseases have been revealed; international trade, air and maritime transportation, uncontrolled life, places of contaminated water use, agriculture and livestock studies with insufficient equipment, the large influence of the global activities of criminal organizations - throughout the COVID19 process. In addition to greatly influencing conflicts, societies and human history, artificial effects such as wars and migrations are becoming faster and easier to spread into the global sphere. To give an example to this situation, considering the history in a general summary: the slurry of the crossed armies, the slurry and the slurry of the anguish soldiers, the tifous and dizantry of the Napoleon armies, the Americans' cholera, the Ebola and the AIDS, the Ottoman's Ebola and the Verem, the child's paralysis and the junkness of the Middle East, the flower and flower of Asia, the struggle of China and Africa with all infectious diseases outside of the junk and flower, has led to a breakthrough point in the history of these societies. The Coronavirus epidemic, which is still ongoing today, which starts in 2019, is seen as an example of these breakthroughs in history; it has been witnessed that it affects almost all continents, unlike the above epidemic. As a result, it has been concluded that wars and migrations that have occurred throughout history have been a major factor in the increase of infectious diseases and the transition to the scale of the epidemic.

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Anthropological Evaluations In The Context Of Mass Migration and Infectious Diseases: Coronavirus (covid-19)
2020
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Turkish Studies
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Political, social, health, economic, administrative and military management decisions of states have been effective in shaping human history. In addition, secondary causes such as natural disasters, geographical conditions and modern technology have affected humanity and caused a series of chain events. The aim of our study is war and mass migrations; human history and societies with a series of chain events; socio-cultural, economic, legal, governmental styles and community (public) health have profoundly affected and changed areas. In this study, cause-effect relationship will be examined in the context of epidemics, war and migrations that affect public health throughout human history. Accordingly, while examining the effects of wars and migrations on public health; In the occurrence of epidemics (pandemic), war and migration environments have been found to be a reservoir (host) on infectious diseases. In addition, infectious diseases that cause epidemic diseases; It has been revealed that the global activities of judicial crime organizations, especially in the COVID19 process, have had a great impact on the areas where contaminated water is used, such as international trade, air and sea transportation, uncontrolled life, migration camps, and insufficient equipment. In addition to the fact that outbreaks greatly affect societies and human history, artificial effects such as wars and migrations become faster and easier to spread to the global area. If we look at the history in a general summary to show an example to this situation; Malaria of the crusaders, malaria and oriental boils of anzac soldiers, typhoid and dysentery of Napoleonic armies, America's cholera, plague and AIDS, Ottoman plague and tuberculosis, Polio and leprosy of the Middle East, Asia's flower and syphilis, China and Africa 's struggle with all infectious diseases other than leprosy and flowers caused these societies to become a breaking point in their history. The Coronavirus epidemic that started in 2019, which still continues today, is seen as an example of these breaking points in history; Unlike the epidemics mentioned above, it has been witnessed that it affects almost all continents. As a result; It has been concluded that wars and migrations that occurred throughout the history have been a major factor in the increase of infectious diseases and their transition to epidemic dimension.

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Turkish Studies

Field :   Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; Güzel Sanatlar; Hukuk; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler; Spor Bilimleri

Journal Type :   Uluslararası

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Turkish Studies