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  • ALBANIAN TRADITIONS IN BESA PLAY OF SEMSETTIN SAMI 
    Yasar Senler (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Semsettin Sami, the writer of Taassuk-i Talat ve Fitnat which is regarded as the first Turkish novel, was the second son of Halit Bey the owner of a manor in Fraser near the Berat in south Albenia. Besides his famous novel, ...
  • AN APPROACH TO GEOPOLITICS OF BALKAN GEOGRAPHY 
    Ibrahim Atalay; Dokuz Eylul University; Deniz Ekinci (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The name of "Balkan" is in Turkish means rugged mountainous areas. Balkans is apart of Asia's continent extending like a peninsula to the west. This peninsula has no clear boundary with Europe when in East Asian continent ...
  • AN EVALUATION OF BILATERAL TRADE BETWEEN TURKEY AND BALKANS: BASED ON GRAVITY TRADE MODEL AND LINDER HYPOTHESIS 241 
    Ipek Gumuscan; Mustafa Kahveci (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    2008 crisis had crucial impact on economic indicators of the countries. In thispaper, we are going to evaluate the influence of the crisis on bilateral traderelations between Balkan countries and Turkey. Broadly speaking; ...
  • AN OVERVIEW OF AN ARTISTIC TRADITIONAL OTTOMAN BUILDINGS AT TURKEY AND BALKANS 
    Banu Davun (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    As well as the historical buildings in many regions of Anatolia in Turkey, there aremany buildings, built during Ottoman era in Balkans and these buildings reflect thetraditional architecture characteristics of the Balkans. ...
  • ANALYZING LAND COVER CHANGES USING REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN AKFIRAT AND ITS SURROUNDINGS (TUZLA - ISTANBUL), NORTH-WEST TURKEY 
    Beyza Ustaoglu; Sakarya University<br />; Nejla Kandemir; ISLEM Geographic Information Systems Engineering and Training Ltd. (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In this study, land cover changes are analyzed by using of Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Akfirat and Its surroundings (Tuzla - Istanbul), North - West Turkey. Akfirat and its surroundings ...
  • BALKAN CITIES AND CULTURE IN TANZ&#304;MAT ERA TURKISH NOVELS 
    Ferhat Korkmaz; Batman Universitesi (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The life in Balkan that has called attention through its polyphony all along takes it splace in Tanzimat era novel. In Tanzimat priod novel, it is possible to encounter toa significant part of Balkans' historical, sociological, ...
  • BALKAN IMAGES IN THE FICTION OF ISMAIL KADARE 
    John Neubauer; University of Amsterdam (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In 2001, the aftermath of the Bosnian and Kosovo wars, Ismail Kadare wrote in anarticle titled "The Balkans: Truth and Untruths":The distorted history of the Balkan peoples is one of the veils that prevents knowledge of ...
  • BALKAN WARS AND THE RISE OF TURKISH NATIONALISM 
    Guven Gurkan Oztan; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The formulation of Turkish nationhood centred around the motherland, Islam andblood formula was tried by Young Ottoman firstly and later by Young Turks. The throughout the 19th century, Ottoman ruling class was engaged in ...
  • BORDERS, IDENTITIES AND KIN POLITICS IN THE BALKANS: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE AT THE TURKISH-BULGARIAN BORDER 
    Nurcan Ozgur Baklacioglu (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The paper focuses upon the historical and social construction of variouscrossborder identities across Turkish-Bulgarian border and elaborates the role ofthe border minorities, dual citizens and local kin politics on the ...
  • BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA REFUGEES IN THE 19th and 20th CENTURIES IN THE LIGHT OF OTTOMAN DOCUMENTS 
    Mehtap Nasiroglu; Batman University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    One of the most tragic events in human history, migration, no doubt, left deep traceson communities who were forced to perform it. Some of the migrations are causedby natural causes such as earthquake, flood, famine, disease ...
  • CARAMANIAN ORTHODOX TURKS WHO IMMIGRATED TO GREECE FROM MUSTAFAPASHA BECAUSE OF THE POPULATION EXCHANGE 
    Adem Oger; Nevsehir University; Kadri H. Yilmaz; Nevsehir University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Caramanians, who were Turkish-speaking Orthodox Christians and used Greekalphabet in their writings, lived especially in Anatolia (Karaman, Konya, Kayseri,Isparta, Nevsehir, Nigde, Aksaray, Burdur, Aydin and Karadeniz ...
  • CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN TURKISH NEWSPAPERS 
    Nurhan Ince; IstanbulUniversity; Yavuz Ince; Koc University; Kazim Besirli; Istanbul University; Emine Besirli; IstanbulUniversity; Haluk Ince; Istanbul University; Bedia Ozyildirim; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Newspapers are designed to be appealed by people at different cultural levels andnewspapers are very useful for health education if they are correctly used.According to data compiled by Turkish Statistical Institute in ...
  • CASE OF ITALY-ALBANIA RELATIONS: POLICY CULTURAL INTERACTION (1878-1918) 
    Betul BATIR; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    After the Treaty of Berlin, there was a considerable change in the political status ofthe Balkans. Especially in Albania, the political and cultural studies of neighboring countries started to operate. Italy, with the aim ...
  • CHAOTIC BEHAVIOUR OF DAILY RAINFALL DATA IN THRACE (TURKEY) 
    H. Ahmet Yildirim; Sakarya University; Cercis Ikiel; Sakarya University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Rainfall data are more sensitive to temporal and spatial variations than otherclimatic variables. In this study rainfall data from four different regions of Thrace,Edirne, K&#305;rklareli, Tekirdag and Florya (Istanbul) ...
  • CLASSIFIYING TURKISH AND ALBANIAN BUSINESS ENTITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEW TURKISH COMMERCIAL CODE 
    Ilyas Celiktas (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    On April 14 2008 the Albanian Parliament approved the Law on Entrepreneurs andCommercial Companies (9901/2008), which entered into force on May 21 2008.This Law shall regulate the status of entrepreneurs, the founding and ...
  • CLIMATE CHANGE AND VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES IN SOUTHERN EUROPE 
    Kaya Sami Nizamoglu; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Vector-borne infections have always caused suffering throughout the history. Thealliance of arthropods and microorganisms is hard to defeat as insecticides anddrugs proved to be temporary solutions. Since our questionable ...
  • CLIMATE CHARACTERISTICS OF THRACE AND OBSERVED TEMPERATURE - PRECIPITATION TRENDS 
    Barbaros Gonencgil; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In this study, the main climatic characteristics in the Thrace which is Balkanian andthe European part of Turkey were explained. Then the average total precipitation and average temperature and average minimum - maximum ...
  • CONTRIBUTIONS OF BALKAN COUNTRIES TO CLASSICAL TURKISH LITERATURE 
    Murat A. Karavelioglu (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    If one of the signs of the level of development of countries is cities, the other is thelevel of the life of science, art and culture performed in these cities.Viewing thesituation of Balkan geography under the domination ...
  • CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT SUSTAINABILITY IN TRANSITION COUNTRIES 
    Nilgun Cil Yavuz; Burcu Kiran (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The current account balance represents the most important measurement of acountry's economic performance and it is important to keep the current account deficit within sustainable levels. Over the last decade, the importance ...
  • CUSTOMER PERCEPTION OF FOREIGN PRODUCTS: AN ANALYSIS OF COUNTRY OF ORIGIN EFFECT IN ALBANIAN MARKET 
    Yuksel Koksal; Albana Tatari (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The Country-Of-Origin (COO) effect is among most important parts ininternational marketing field. Even though the impacts of COO on the consumer behavior have been studied for last decades, its impacts are still among ...

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