Koronavirüs’ ün (Covid-19) E-Ticarete Etkileri

Demirdöğmez, Mehmet; Taş, Hacı Yunus; Gültekin, Nihat

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“…Most of the participants stopped using public transport, and half of them changed their shopping habits. As in other countries subject to strict lockdowns, shopping behaviors have changed in Turkey as well, leading people to buy necessity goods and shop online (Eger et al, 2021 ; Çakiroğlu et al, 2020 ; Kayabaşi, 2020 ; Demirdöğmez et al, 2020 ). COVID-19 also made it necessary to increase the numbers of shopping units for basic needs within walking distance in Bursa.…”

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“…Shopping behavior has changed considerably, especially due to strict lockdowns such as those in the US and China (Arora et al, 2020 ). As it has in other countries, staying home and social isolation has increased online shopping in Turkey (Çakiroğlu et al, 2020 ), where the numbers of online shoppers in almost all sectors are increasing every day (Demirdöğmez et al, 2020 ; Kayabaşi, 2020 ). It is seen in different countries that especially higher educated people and women tend to shop online (Alaimo et al, 2020 ; Hashem, 2020 ).…”

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Post-pandemic lifestyle changes and their interaction with resident behavior in housing and neighborhoods: Bursa, Turkey

Gür

2021

J Hous and the Built Environ

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COVID-19 pandemic has re-raised questions about healthy housing and residential environments. The aim of this study is to examine lifestyle changes during the pandemic and their reflections in the use of housing. The study also compares households on different socioeconomic levels in Bursa, the study area. Bursa is a Turkish metropolis that was affected by the spread of COVID-19. Data were collected from 500 residents of 30 neighborhoods in the city’s three most populous districts, Osmangazi, Nilüfer and Yildirim. The participants were selected using stratified sampling and interviewed face-to-face using questionnaires. Reliability analysis, frequency distributions, descriptive statistics, ANOVA and the chi-squared test were used to evaluate the data. The results indicate that the participants’ hygiene habits, shopping behaviors, transportation habits and frequency of their contact with neighbors and friends have changed. Most of the participants live in apartments, and they need flexible designs that can be used for different purposes. They need toilets and ventilation spaces at the entrances of their homes. The use of balconies has increased. During the pandemic, the use of urban green spaces decreased in general, and the use of open areas around homes increased. High-income residents have advantages in terms of lifestyle, housing and residential environments, so their awareness about and observance of pandemic rules were higher. Lifestyles, housing, residential environments and urban opportunities differ as a result of socioeconomic segregation, and lower-income residents are more vulnerable to disease. Future studies should consider potential risks to humanity in order to address the housing-related problems of disadvantaged groups.

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Post-pandemic lifestyle changes and their interaction with resident behavior in housing and neighborhoods: Bursa, Turkey

Gür

2021

J Hous and the Built Environ

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“…3 ). It can be argued that the growing trend towards the digitalization of enterprises and consumers in Turkey is related to the behavioural change caused by COVID-19 restrictions (Demirdöğmez et al 2020 ). To accommodate this rapid increase, logistics land uses in Ankara may need to be developed.…”

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Understanding mobility dynamics using urban functions during the COVID-19 pandemic: comparison of pre-and post-new normal eras

Hayrullahoğlu

Varol

2022

Asia-Pac J Reg Sci

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Several changes in urban mobility patterns have been observed in response to COVID-19 since March 2020 when the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. However, whether mobility changes are entirely pandemic related has not been investigated for each urban function. This paper evaluates the potential determinants of urban mobility changes for six different urban functions during the COVID-19 pandemic via community mobility data collected by Google. Using artificial neural networks (ANN), the dynamics that affect mobility changes in the following urban functions; grocery/pharmacy, residential, parks, retail/recreation, transport stations, and workplaces, were analysed for Çankaya, one of the densest districts in the capital of Turkey. Results of the prediction model show that responses to the pandemic differed considerably by urban function. Before the new normal era, changes in urban mobility trends were strongly dependent on the pandemic as a public health threat and represented by restrictive government measures. However, impacts of the pandemic on intracity mobility decreased in the new normal era when rules were relaxed. These results are useful for developing proactive policies to ensure rapid post-pandemic recovery in urban economics and planning.

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“…Geçmişte yaşanan salgınlar gibi bu salgının da süreklilik göstermesiyle insanların günümüzde Covid 19 kaynaklı hayatlarının ortasına yerleşen alışkanlıkları kalıcı olabilmektedir. (Demirdöğmez, Taş ve Gültekin, 2020).…”

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Sosyal Bilimlere Çok Yönlü Yaklaşımlar: Tarih, Turizm, Eğitim, Ekonomi, Siyaset ve İletişim

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2023

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Sosyal bilimlerde interdisipliner çalışmalar yaygınlaşmaya başladı. Bilimsel anlamda sevindirici olan bu etkileşim araştırmacılara yeni ufuklar kazandırmaktadır. Elbette her disiplinin çalışma sınırları bellidir ancak interdisipliner çalışmalar aynı zamanda bir iş bölümü gerçekleştirdiği için alana ciddi katkılar sağlamaktadır. Artık dünya genelinde tek tip bir sosyal bilimciden ziyade çoklu anlayışa sahip bilim insanlarının çalışmaları öncelenmektedir. Farklı disiplinlerin harmonisi araştırmacıların kişisel gelişimi açısından da önem arz ediyor denilebilir. Örneğin; Osmanlı tarihini araştıran tarihçilerin birlikte çalışması güzeldir ancak tarihçilerin yanında sosyolog, felsefeci, siyaset bilimci ve uluslararası ilişkiler uzmanlarının katkısı ile çalışmadan maksimum verim alınabilir. Bu nedenle interdisipliner çalışma sadece bilimsel indeksi olan eserlerde değil aynı zamanda eğitimde de uygulanabilir. Sosyal bilimlerde çoklu interdisipliner derslerin üniversitelerde verilmesi gelecek nesillerimizin analitik düşünce yapısına sahip olmasını sağlayabilir. Örneğin; Tarih lisans programında siyaset bilimi ve sosyoloji dersleri verilmesinden başlanabilir. Hazırlanan bu çalışmada ayrı disiplinlerin birleşiminden önemli bir çalışma elde edilmeye çalışıldı. Bu eserin bir araya getirilmesinde emeği geçen herkese teşekkürü bir borç bilirim. Umarım interdisipliner çalışmak isteyen bilim insanlarına yardımcı olabilecek çok yönlü bir eser olur.

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Koronavirüs’ ün (Covid-19) E-Ticarete Etkileri

Cited by 21 publications

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Post-pandemic lifestyle changes and their interaction with resident behavior in housing and neighborhoods: Bursa, Turkey

Post-pandemic lifestyle changes and their interaction with resident behavior in housing and neighborhoods: Bursa, Turkey

Understanding mobility dynamics using urban functions during the COVID-19 pandemic: comparison of pre-and post-new normal eras

Sosyal Bilimlere Çok Yönlü Yaklaşımlar: Tarih, Turizm, Eğitim, Ekonomi, Siyaset ve İletişim

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