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ABDEL-KARIM AMANY HASSAN |
EFFECT OF CURRENT RESIDENCY REGIONS ACROSS SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON CURRENT SUBJECTIVE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN EGYPTIAN POPULATION
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1 - 10 |
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ADELEKE TUNDE |
THE POLITICAL, MORAL, INTELLECTUAL AND REVOLUTIONARY AUTHORITY OF AFRICA IN MALCOLM X'S LIFE AND THOUGHT
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11 - 11 |
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AKOH ISRAEL , OKPANACHI ELIJAH , OCHENI MERCY |
HIGHER EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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12 - 12 |
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AKSAN MURAT |
CRIMINAL LAW AND CULTURAL VARIABLES: REFLECTION OF SOME CULTURAL FEATURES OF THE INDIVIDUAL WHO MIGRATED FROM TURKEY TO GERMANY TOWARDS GERMAN CRIMINAL LAW APPLICATIONS
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13 - 13 |
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AL HINAI ZIYANA , BAJRACHARYA DR. ARUN |
A STUDY ON THE FACTORS AFFECTING JOB SATISFACTION OF ACADEMIC STAFF IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION
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14 - 25 |
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AL-NAJJAR DANA |
DO LEVERAGE AND OWNERSHIP CONCENTRATION INFLUENCE FIRMS’ VALUE? A STUDY OF JORDANIAN LISTED FIRMS
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26 - 26 |
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ANDRLIKOVA PETRA |
IS BARRIER VERSION OF MERTON MODEL MORE REALISTIC? EVIDENCE FROM EUROPE
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27 - 42 |
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BASODA ALAATTIN |
EXPLORING HOTEL EMPLOYEES’ INDIVIDUAL AND WORK-RELATED OUTCOMES FROM THE ASPECT OF CUSTOMER ONLINE REVIEWS: A QUALITATIVE APPROACH
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43 - 53 |
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BONELLI MAXIME , MANTILLA-GARCIA DANIEL |
SHOULD A SKEPTICAL PORTFOLIO INSURER USE AN OPTIMAL OR A RISK-BASED MULTIPLIER?
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54 - 54 |
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BORROMEO RIA MAE |
REPLACING PRINTED COURSE MATERIALS WITH ELECTRONIC COPIES IN AN OPEN UNIVERSITY
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55 - 55 |
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BUSSMANN FERREIRA GUSTAVO |
STATE OF EXCEPTION, HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE EXCLUSION REQUIRED BY NEOLIBERAL SOCIETIES: HOW ROME STATUTE PROTECT VICTIMS OF ECONOMY.
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56 - 71 |
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CELILOGLU FATMA KUBRA , SAGIR MEHMET |
BALANCED SCORECARD APPLICATION ON TOURISM BUSINESS
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72 - 72 |
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ÇUBUKÇU ZÜHAL , DÖNMEZ AYŞE , AYDOĞDU-ÖZOĞLU ELIF , AKIN-DEMIRCAN ZEYNEP |
EVALUATION OF ACTIVITIES RELATED TO BEAUTIFY, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF SCHOOL AND ITS ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMUNITY SERVICE IMPLEMENTATIONS*
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73 - 74 |
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DRUTEIKIENE GRETA |
UNIVERSITY IMAGE AUDIT
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75 - 82 |
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EROGLU HACER TUGBA , SAGIR HAYRIYE , |
THE NECESSITY AND FUNCTIONALITY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SAFETY: A CASE ANALYSIS IN TURKEY PERSPECTIVE
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83 - 90 |
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EROĞLU SUSRAN ERKAN |
SOCIAL COHESION AND CULTURAL DIALOGUE IN THE CONTEXT OF MULTI-CULTURALISM
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91 - 91 |
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GUZEL DILSAD |
A RESEARCH OF VARIOUS WORK VARIABLES ON PHARMACISTS OPERATING IN SERVICE INDUSTRY: THE PROVINCE OF ERZURUM SAMPLE
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92 - 100 |
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HOU JIACHEN |
EXPLORING THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA SYSTEMS ON KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR SMES
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101 - 101 |
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IOANID ALEXANDRA , SVASTA MIHAI , HERMEL-STANESCU MARIA |
THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS’ WEAK TIES IN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
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102 - 106 |
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IOANNIDIS CHRISTOFOROS |
ARE THE CONDITIONS OF STATEHOOD SUFFICIENT? AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOUR OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AS AN ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR STATEHOOD, ON THE GROUNDS OF JUSTICE AS A MORAL FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
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107 - 117 |
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ISADA FUMIHIKO , ISADA YURIKO |
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE INTERNATIONAL-TOURISM MANAGEMENT BY A MODEL OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
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118 - 118 |
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ISCI SABIHA , KARADAĞ ENGIN |
DESTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP, PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR: A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELLING
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119 - 120 |
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JANKOVIĆ VUKICA , MITWALLYOVA HELENA |
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND THEIR REFLECTION ON REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
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121 - 121 |
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JIN YOUNG-HYUN , BAE YONG-GOOK , KANG JIHEE , PARK JEONG IL , JEONG SANGKI |
EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TECHNOLOGICAL CONVERGENCE AND INDUSTRY CONVERGENCE IN KOREA
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122 - 123 |
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JÓNA LÁSZLÓ , USZKAI ANDREA |
THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
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124 - 140 |
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KALISHA WILLS |
“WHAT IS EDUCATION FOR? OR DOES IT MATTER WHAT IT IS FOR? EXPLORING THE MEANING OF EDUCATION FOR REFUGEE GIRLS IN DADAAB REFUGEE CAMP SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
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141 - 160 |
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KARABEY CANAN NUR |
ANTECEDENTS OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING AMONG SERVICE EMPLOYEES
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161 - 172 |
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KARABEY ISIL , ADAR UGUR GUVEN |
AGENT-BASED E-COMMERCE AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO ECONOMY
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173 - 179 |
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KASEORG MERIKE |
PARTICIPATES’ REFLECTION IN AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM BARRIERS IN ESTONIAN UNIVERSITIES
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180 - 180 |
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KASNAUSKIENE GINDRA , VEBRAITE LORETA |
THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION ON LITHUANIAN ECONOMY IN AN AGEING SOCIETY CONTEXT
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181 - 193 |
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KHANDELWAL VAIBHAV |
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HIV: A STUDY OF WOMEN IN KERALA
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194 - 194 |
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KIEVIET SUZANNE |
INVESTIGATING THREE FACTORS OF INFLUENCE ON SUSTAINABLE JOB CREATION IN THE SMALL BUSINESS SECTOR IN SOUTH AFRICA
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195 - 195 |
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KILIÇASLAN EMINE , BOZKURT HALE |
THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AS A MEANS OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION: COMPARISION OF AKP AND CHP’S FACEBOOK COMMENTS IN THE LOCAL ELECTIONS OF 30 MARCH 2014
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196 - 205 |
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KIM SUKPIL , KIM DONGHYUN |
PERSPECTIVE AND CHALLENGES FOR COMMERCIALIZING NANO-TECHNOLOGY IN KOREA
|
206 - 206 |
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KITSIKOPOULOS CLAUDIA , SCHWAIBOLD DR. UTE , TAYLOR DOUGLAS |
GRI AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING GUIDELINES IN SOUTH AFRICA: GETTING THE JOB DONE?
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207 - 208 |
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KOCAK ABDULLAH |
THE CONTENT OF HEALTH NEWS AND PROGRAMS IN TELEVISION IN TURKEY
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209 - 216 |
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KOPARAL CELIL , CALIK NURI |
CONSUMER INNOVATIVENESS IN PURCHASE OF HI-TECH HOME APPLIANCES AND THE FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR IN ELECTRONICS MARKET - A FIELD STUDY FROM ESKISEHIR , TURKEY
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217 - 247 |
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KOVÁCS ISTVÁN |
EXAMINING THE LIAISON BETWEEN MARKETING COMMUNICATION AND OPEN INNOVATION, IN THE SCOPE OF THE HUNGARIAN INNOVATION CLUSTERS
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248 - 258 |
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KUBAT MAX |
AN ANALYSIS OF BITCOIN
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259 - 279 |
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KUBATOVA TATANA |
THE IMPACT OF LARGE ENTERPRISES ON THE ECONOMY OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND THE THREAT OF RELOCATION TENDENCIES. A CASE STUDY OF SKODA AUTO COMPANY
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280 - 280 |
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KULLOLLI BRUNELA , KULLOLLI MADRID |
THE SCOPE OF ADMINISTRATIVE JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS IN FRANCE AND ITS DIFFERENCES COMPARED TO ALBANIA
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281 - 301 |
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LYNGSNES KITT |
CLASSROOM PRACTICE IN SCHOOLS ACHIEVING HIGH RESULTS AT NATIONAL TESTS IN NORWAY
|
302 - 302 |
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MALCANGI MARIO , LUDOVICO ANDREA LUCA |
META-INSTRUMENT AND NATURAL USER INTERFACE: A NEW PARADIGM IN MUSIC EDUCATION
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303 - 310 |
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MALCANGI MARIO |
SMARTWEATHER: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROJECT FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLS
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311 - 316 |
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MÁLOVICS ÉVA , FARKAS GERGELY , VAJDA BEÁTA |
APPEARANCE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL VALUES AND STRATEGIC ORIENTATIONS IN THE BASIC VALUES*
|
317 - 334 |
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MANWA FARAI |
SACUNOMICS: THE IMPACT OF TRADE LIBERALISATION ON THE SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY
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335 - 335 |
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MERISTÖ TARJA , LAITINEN JUKKA |
RENEWING SOCIETY, BUSINESS AND COMPETENCES FOR THE FUTURE IN SUSTAINABLE WAY
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336 - 349 |
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MOLCHOVSKI PETAR , TOKMAKOVA KETI , TOKMAKOVA MARIYA |
OSTEOSYNTHESIS FOR SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURES - AN E-LEARNING APPROACH TO EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN BIOMECHANICS
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350 - 353 |
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MUKHJANG RATCHANEE |
A POSSIBLE OTOP PROJECT FOR POVERTY REDUCTION: THE EXPERIENCE OF LOWER NORTHERN REGION IN THAILAND
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354 - 354 |
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NAJERA MARIA SHERLA |
MUSIC IN MISSION: EXPLORING OUTCOMES OF A COMMUNITY MUSIC-SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT
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355 - 355 |
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NDOU MUHALI |
AN ASSESSMENT OF ACCESS TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES BY SMALL, MEDIUM, AND MICRO ENTERPRISES IN THOHOYANDOU BUSINESS CENTRE
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356 - 367 |
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NERGUIZIAN VAHÉ , MHIRI RADHI , MOUNIER CATHERINE , LEMIEUX DANIEL , DAHMANE ADEL OMAR |
FLIPPING FROM FLIPPED CLASSROOM TO MULTIMODAL MOBILE LEARNING (MML)
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368 - 379 |
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NISHI TAKAHIRO |
THE INFLUENCE OF CORPORATE BOARD ON FORMING FIRM-SPECIFIC ASSETS: EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN
|
380 - 380 |
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NOORI BEHROOZ |
PRIORITIZING STRATEGIC BUSINESS UNITS IN THE FACE OF INNOVATION PERFORMANCE: COMBINING FUZZY AHP AND BSC
|
381 - 403 |
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OKPANACHI ELIJAH , AKOH ISRAEL , OCHENI MERCY |
HIGHER EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
|
404 - 411 |
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OTOIU ADRIAN , TITAN EMILIA |
AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF COMPONENT AGGREGATION FOR COMPUTING MULTIDIMENSIONAL WELL-BEING INDICATORS
|
412 - 426 |
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PARK HANGIL , SONG HWAYEON , SHIM JINGYUNG , SEO JANE |
A STUDY ON THE STRATEGY FOR DOMESTIC SPACE INDUSTRY ACTIVATION
|
427 - 427 |
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PECHOVÁ - NOVÁKOVÁ MICHAELA |
REGULATING OF REIMBURSEMENT PRICES OF DRUGS IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
|
428 - 434 |
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PONGRÁCZ EVA |
EDUCATION AS A KEY FACTOR FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
|
435 - 441 |
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POOTHAKOOL KRISANAPHONG |
PUBLIC AND POLICE OFFICERS’ VIEWS TOWARDS THAILAND’S BORDER PATROL POLICE.
|
442 - 449 |
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RAKOLOJANE MOIPONE |
WASTE RECLAIMING IN EKURHULENI : A CASE STUDY OF HOLOMISA AND VILLA LISA INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA
|
450 - 462 |
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RIEVAJOVÁ EVA |
UNEMPLOYMENT – UNDER CONDITIONS IN THE TERRITORY OF SLOVAK REPUBLIC AND THE MEASURES FOR ITS SOLUTION
|
463 - 473 |
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SAGIR HAYRIYE , EROGLU HACER TUĞBA |
LOCAL ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMS AND LOCAL DEMOCRACY PERCEPTION
|
474 - 484 |
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SAGIR MEHMET , TURKERI ILKER |
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CONTRIBUTION OF SWOT ANALYSIS IN LODGING ENTERPRISES: A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
|
485 - 498 |
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SAKINC S. ÖZNUR |
PERFORMANCE MEASURMENT OF STATE-OWNED BANKS IN TURKISH BANKING SECTOR WITH GREY RELATIONAL ANALYSIS METHOD
|
499 - 508 |
|
SAKINC İLKER |
USING GREY RELATIONAL ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF TURKISH FOOTBALL CLUBS
|
509 - 521 |
|
SAMARAH MIRAL R. |
INDUSTRIAL FIRM’S FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE THROUGH BID - ASK SPREAD SINCE THE FINANCIAL CRISIS: EVIDENCE FROM JORDANIAN CAPITAL MARKET
|
522 - 522 |
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SANDTRØEN SIDSEL |
CHALLENGES TO RECONCILE RESEARCH WITH THE TEACHING ROLE. - A DISCUSSION OF METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH IN A PROJECT BASED ON FURTHER EDUCATION IN COUNSELLING AND COACHING.
|
523 - 529 |
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SARI SEYDA |
DIFFICULTIES WITH STUDENTS WITH LOW LANGUAGE DIFFICULTIES FACE IN LANGUAGE LEARNING PROCESS: TURKEY CASE
|
530 - 530 |
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SCHOLTZ HENRIETTE |
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE COMPLIANCE OF COMPANIES LISTED ON THE ALTERNATIVE EXCHANGE (ALTX) IN SOUTH AFRICA
|
531 - 531 |
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SINHA AVIK , BHATTACHARYA JOYSANKAR |
ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN INDIA: A CAUSAL ANALYSIS OF INTERVENTIONS
|
532 - 534 |
|
SIRBILADZE ANN , APTARASHVILI IA |
FACTORS AFFECTING THE EDUCATION OF THE NEW GENERATION
|
535 - 535 |
|
SÜTKEN ELVAN |
DOS : A MATERNAL INFLUENCE IN FAMILY FINANCE IN ROMAN LAW
|
536 - 536 |
|
TAPLER CSABA |
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF LOGISTIC PROCESSES IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
|
537 - 549 |
|
TERKAN BANU , TERKAN NURULLAH |
ANALYSIS OF THE POLITICAL DISCOURSES OF THE RULING AND OPPOSITION PARTIES REGARDING THE NEW REGULATIONS IN THE INTERNET LAW IN TURKEY
|
550 - 578 |
|
TERKAN NURULLAH |
THE MEDIA TREATMENT OF THE "THREE CHILDREN" DISCOURSE OF TURKISH PRIME MINISTER IN MEDIA TEXTS
|
579 - 597 |
|
TERZIEV VENELIN , DIMITROVA SEVDALINA |
A NEW BULGARIAN VIEW ON SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF THE MILITARY, DISCHARGED FROM MILITARY SERVICES
|
598 - 617 |
|
THILL KATHARINA , COVARRUBIAS VENEGAS BARBARA , GROBLSCHEGG SABINE |
HR ROLES AND ACTIVITIES. EMPIRICAL RESULTS FROM THE DACH-REGION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR A FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HR PROFESSION.
|
618 - 630 |
|
TISSERAND JEAN-CHRISTIAN |
ULTIMATUM GAME: A META-ANALYSIS OF THE PAST THREE DECADES OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
|
631 - 631 |
|
TURAN NURCAN , CALIK NURI |
CONSUMERS´ INFORMATION SEARCH BEHAVIOR ON WHOLESOME NUTRITION AND THEIR ATTITUDES TOWARDS HEALTH PRODUCTS; A FIELD STUDY FROM ESKISEHIR, TURKEY
|
632 - 648 |
|
UIBU KRISTA , LIIVER MERILI |
STUDENTS’ LANGUAGE MISTAKES AND EFFECTIVE TEACHING STRATEGIES
|
649 - 664 |
|
USZKAI ANDREA , JÓNA LÁSZLÓ |
THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
|
665 - 682 |
|
VANDAL GILLES |
CHINA CHALLENGES TO AMERICA: AN ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
|
683 - 709 |
|
VÖLGYI KATALIN |
ECONOMIC REGIONALISM AND FDI INFLOWS IN THE ASEAN REGION
|
710 - 710 |
|
WATTANADUMRONG BHAGAPORN |
THE REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THAILAND: A PARTIAL STOCK ADJUSTMENT PROVINCIAL-LEVEL MODEL
|
711 - 711 |
|
ZHU BOCHUN , CHAN-TAN YUEK WEE , DORVILLE RODNEY |
FACILITATION OF INTRINSIC MOTIVATION IN COURSE PROJECT WORK
|
712 - 718 |
