|
AKBEN-SELCUK ELIF |
GRANGER CAUSALITY BETWEEN STOCK PRICES AND TRADING VOLUME: EVIDENCE FROM TURKEY
|
1 - 1 |
|
AKER MENEKŞE , İNFAL SELMA , USLU ESRA |
WEB-BASED EDUCATION PRACTICES IN EDUCATION OF NURSING STUDENTS: TURKEY PROFILE
|
2 - 6 |
|
AKVAN MOHAMMAD , SEYYED MAHMOOD |
DEATH AND IMMORALITY IN AVICENNA’S PHILOSOPHICAL ATTITUDE
|
7 - 12 |
|
ALMAZROUEI HANAN |
DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP STYLE IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
|
13 - 13 |
|
ANUAR SITI ZUBAIDAH |
CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING IN THE HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTIONS
|
14 - 14 |
|
ARAT TUGAY |
THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN TOURISM
|
15 - 15 |
|
ARAT AYSE |
3RD PARTY’S ESTABLISHMENT OF RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CHILD ACCORDING TO TURKISH CIVIL LAW
|
16 - 16 |
|
AYDIN AYDIN |
CHANGING DYNAMICS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AFTER THE ARAB AWAKENING; THE POSITION OF TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY
|
17 - 29 |
|
BACE EDWARD |
COST OF CAPITAL, RETURNS AND LEVERAGE: EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF S&P 500
|
30 - 30 |
|
BARBU CLAUDIU |
FACTORS INFLUENCING PENSION PRIVATIZATION IN FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES IN EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA
|
31 - 42 |
|
BASKIEWICZ NICOLETTA , PACHURA ANETA |
THE CONCEPT OF “EMPOWERMENT” IN THE RESEARCH ON ORGANIZATION AND INNOVATIVENESS
|
43 - 43 |
|
BECERIK YOLDAŞ ÖZLEM , YOLDAŞ YUNUS |
COALITION GOVERNMENTS AND THEIR STRUCTURES IN TURKEY
|
44 - 53 |
|
BHAT SUBODH |
ETHNIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE U.S. HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY
|
54 - 54 |
|
BHUYAN NISIGANDHA |
FREEDOM, CAPITALISM, AND INSTITUTIONS FOR DELIVERING SOCIAL JUSTICE
|
55 - 55 |
|
BICHTA TOMASZ |
ETHNIC OR NONETHNIC. WHAT ARE THE POLITICAL PARTIES IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA.
|
56 - 56 |
|
COOPER-IOELU PAULINE |
COURSE (RE)DESIGN FOR ACTIVE LEARNING
|
57 - 57 |
|
FISCHLER MICHAEL |
CRISIS TO OPPORTUNITY TO CHANGE
|
58 - 65 |
|
GHOSH SOMNATH |
IMPACTING ON SOCIETY: EXPLORING COMMON GROUND BEHIND THE POWER OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVES
|
66 - 66 |
|
GÖTTLICHOVÁ MARCELA |
THE IMPACT OF THE "DESTRUCTION" OF AUTHORITY ON THE ADOLESCENT GENERATION OF THE CONTEMPORARY CZECH SOCIETY AND THEIR VALUE ORIENTAT
|
67 - 67 |
|
GYOBA ERINA |
PEOPLE’S AWARENESS OF NATURAL DISASTER RISKS: DIFFERENCES ACROSS REGIONS AND GENERATIONS
|
68 - 74 |
|
HALFMANN JOST |
THE POLITICAL MEANING AND THRUST OF POPULIST MOVEMENTS
|
75 - 75 |
|
HANCILAR OZHAN |
THE ULTIMATE ENEMY FOR TURKEY: PKK
|
76 - 76 |
|
HUDA SHAHARIAR |
OPTIMAL DESIGN PROBLEMS FOR TRIGONOMETRIC REGRESSION MODELS
|
77 - 77 |
|
IDRUS FAIZAH |
MODELLING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING: A CASE-BASED STUDY IN THE MALAYSIAN SETTING
|
78 - 78 |
|
İNFAL SELMA , USLU ESRA , AKER MENEKŞE NAZLI |
USE OF DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS IN NURSING FIELD: TURKEY PROFILE
|
79 - 83 |
|
JAIN RAHI , RAO BAKUL |
INDIA'S FOCUS ON MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORIES: INDIAN PLANNING AND PROGRAMMES
|
84 - 95 |
|
JAIN RAHI , RAO BAKUL |
TAXONOMY OF CHALLENGES IN MEDICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
|
96 - 111 |
|
KAVAS ERKAN |
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT DURING THE ACTIVE AGING
|
112 - 123 |
|
KOZŁOWSKA MAGDALENA |
THE MAIN DETERMINANTS OF THE SECTORS AND INDUSTRIES OF THE POLISH ECONOMY FOR FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
|
124 - 131 |
|
KREFT JAN |
MEDIA MISSION AND CSR IN POLISH MEDIA
|
132 - 138 |
|
LEE HYUN WU |
“HIS GREAT OBJECT IS TO BE CONTINUED IN COMMAND IN THIS PROVINCE”: THE QUARTERING DISPUTE OF 1757-58
|
139 - 139 |
|
LEE JAEHO |
EXPLORING THE TYPES OF E-LEARNING CONTENTS FOR THE SCIENTIFICALLY GIFTED
|
140 - 140 |
|
LEGOWIK- MALOLEPSZA MALGORZATA , LEGOWIK-SWIACIK SYLWIA , KOWALSKA SYLWIA , STĘPIEŃ MARCIN |
SELECTED EXTERNAL SOURCES OF THE FINANCING OF DEVELOPMENT
|
141 - 149 |
|
LIN WAN-TZU , LIOU SHYHNAN |
HOW SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ATTRACT PUBLIC AWARENESS USING STORYTELLING
|
150 - 163 |
|
LOPEZ RODRIGUEZ ALEJANDRO , BECERRA SANTIAGO JOSE ALBERTO , CHAVEZ COVARRUBIAS DIEGO ARMANDO |
AVATARS AND 3D VIRTUAL WORLDS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GUADALAJARA, MEXICO
|
164 - 164 |
|
MERISUO-STORM TUULA |
SIXTH-GRADERS’ ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND TEXTBOOK VOCABULARY
|
165 - 172 |
|
MIHALJEVIC KOSOR MAJA |
STUDENT DROPOUT IN HIGHER EDUCATION: AN APPLICATION OF HAZARD FUNCTIONS
|
173 - 181 |
|
MONDAL WALI |
HOW SUSTAINABLE ARE THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS? AN ANALYSIS OF THE STAPLE GOALS OF “NO POVERTY” AND “ZERO HUNGER””
|
182 - 182 |
|
MORVA OYA |
ARE E-PETITIONS OPERATIVE FOR CHANGE? ON THE EFFECTIVENESS AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE POTENTIAL OF E-PETITIONING
|
183 - 192 |
|
ÖZBEY FELA , İŞCAN ERHAN , TRAŞ MEHMET FATIH |
HOW DO EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS AFFECT STOCK PRICES? THE CASE OF TURKEY
|
193 - 193 |
|
ÖZDAMAR GÖKHAN |
A SURVEY ON THE FACTORS AFFECTING CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE OF TURKEY: EVIDENCE FROM ARDL-BOUNDS TESTING APPROACH
|
194 - 204 |
|
PADHY ANKIT KUMAR , PADHY AMIT KUMAR |
DELIMITING THE OUTER SPACE
|
205 - 205 |
|
PRIMORAC MARKO , BAJO ANTO |
PUBLIC DEBT AND FISCAL RISKS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
|
206 - 218 |
|
PTAK ALEKSANDRA , LIS TOMASZ , BAJDOR PAULA |
MODERN EDUCATIONAL METHODS - GAMIFICATION AT SCHOOLS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN POLAND
|
219 - 231 |
|
RASMUSSEN DEANNA |
FACILITATING CO-ED COMMUNICATION: CASE STUDY OF A CLASSROOM IN QATAR
|
232 - 232 |
|
RATH PRAGYAN |
WHEN TOM CRUISE SAID: “YOU COMPLETE ME!”
|
233 - 233 |
|
RAY ANNA |
EXPANDING MULTINATIONALS - CONGLOMERATE M&A AND ACTIVITY-BASKET PROXIMITY
|
234 - 234 |
|
ROSLI ROZIANA , IDRUS FAIZAH |
EXPLORING CYBERNATED STORYTELLING: ENHANCING COMMUNICATION SKILL.
|
235 - 235 |
|
RUXANDRA GABRIELA POPESCU |
EMBASSIES AND THEIR ROLE IN PRACTICING ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY. THE CASE OF ROMANIA
|
236 - 236 |
|
SEROKA-STOLKA OKSANA , LUKOMSKA-SZAREK JUSTYNA |
BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF PROACTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES IN POLISH COMPANIES
|
237 - 247 |
|
SEYYED MAHMOOD , AKVAN MOHAMMAD , BABAEI TOOSKI MAHNAZ |
CHANGES IN THE IRANIAN FAMILIES DURING THE ACHAEMENID ERA
|
248 - 262 |
|
SHAK JULIANA |
‘THE TEACHER LIFE CHOSE ME’: INVESTIGATING GRADUATES’ TEACHING CAREER DECISION
|
263 - 263 |
|
SHIN HYUNKYUNG |
CONSTRUCTION OF MLN BASED PROOFING SYSTEM FOR DAILY ROUTE MONITORING
|
264 - 264 |
|
STASULANE ANITA |
THE MAIN OBSTACLES TO IMPLEMENT CHILD AND YOUTH POLICY IN LATVIA
|
265 - 265 |
|
STOCKER JOANA |
SELF-CONCEPT AMONGST EMIRATI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES
|
266 - 266 |
|
SZENTGÁLI-TÓTH BOLDIZSÁR |
THE SCOPE OF QUALIFIED LAW: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
|
267 - 277 |
|
SZUDY MONIKA |
DETERMINANTS OF EFFICIENCY OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS IN LATIN AMERICA
|
278 - 278 |
|
TRAŞ MEHMET FATIH , BALLI ESRA , SIGEZE ÇILER |
TESTING FOR PURCHASING POWER PARITY FOR SELECTED CIS COUNTRIES USING THE SIEVE BOOTSTRAP
|
279 - 287 |
|
TUDOR CRISTIANA , TUDOR MARIA |
GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS, ITS IMPACT ON STOCK MARKETS' LINKAGES AND PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION OPPORTUNITIES
|
288 - 288 |
|
USLU ESRA , AKER MENEKŞE NAZLI , İNFAL SELMA |
IMPLICATIONS OF TELENURSING PRACTICES ON NURSING CARE: TURKEY PROFILE
|
289 - 294 |
|
USTUN FERHAT , FISEKCIOGLU I. BULENT |
THE LEADERSHIP CHARACTERISTICS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS ACCORDING TO TURKEY’S GEOGRAPHIC REGIONAL'S
|
295 - 295 |
|
VAN DE LOGT MARK |
“THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN ON THE PLANET\
|
296 - 309 |
|
VIDOVIC MARTINA |
ARE THE CENTRAL EAST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES POLLUTION HAVENS?
|
310 - 310 |
|
WILD CHARLES , BERGER DANIEL |
THE PROPOSED TEACHING EXCELLENCE FRAMEWORK (TEF) FOR UK UNIVERSITIES
|
311 - 311 |
|
WILLIAMS JOSEPH |
PROFILES AS PROSTHESES: EXTENDED NORMS AND IDENTITIES EXPLORED IN RELATION TO ONLINE DATING
|
312 - 319 |
|
WIŚNIEWSKA-SAŁEK ANNA , NOWAKOWSKA-GRUNT JOANNA , BRZOZOWSKA ANNA , SAŁEK ROBERT |
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IN RELATIONSHIPS OF MICRO AND MACRO ENVIRONMENT
|
320 - 330 |
