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    Freedom Of Expression In Broadcasting
    (Beykent Üniversitesi, 2009) Tuncer, Arzu
    Broadcasting is the most important source of information and the media in a democratic society. The right of freedom of expression considers both the right of the public to receive utmost diversity of information in broadcasting and the right of broadcasters not to be interfered by politics or commercial intervention. Governments and dominant commercial broadcasters have tried to control broadcasting because of its richness as a source of information and news and its effectiveness. As a matter of fact, sometimes the public broadcaster operates as an agent of government rather than serving the public interest. Consequently, broadcasting can be a state cartel in some countries. In this context, governments have controlled private broadcasting granting the license while commercial broadcasters have tried to monopolize the broadcasting sector. Therefore, it should be established a set of standards in order to prevent that broadcasting becoming a means of government control or prevent commercial broadcasters from becoming extremely dominant.
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    Narcoterrorısm
    (Beykent Üniversitesi, 2009) Tuncer, Arzu
    The aim of this article is to analyse the structure of narcoterrorism and the object targeted by criminal organizatios; and also especially the designation of ‘narcostate’ will be examined as a new terminolgy. Furthermore, The article will scrutinize the operational instruments of criminal organizations while pointing out common interests of drug traffickers and terrorists in order to provide a decisive perspective on the concept of narcoterrorism and evaluate the approach taken in combating the threat of narcoterrorism.Finally, the counter-measures of narcoterrorism taken by countries will be illustraded and a set of recommendations will be presented so as to offer a new insight into the countries to perform effectively against transnational crimes.