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  • FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: ALBANIAN CASE 
    Gungor Turan; Erfina Kalej (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In this paper, FDI is to be examined in general and specifically in Albania. In thefirst part the definition of FDI is given, its history, its positive effects or costs thatcause to the host country, effects to the economic ...
  • FORGIVENESS, PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN THE BALKANS A SURVEY OF ALBANIAN STUDENTS 
    Timothy Hagen; Epoka University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The Balkans have long struggled with issues of identity-based conflict andgrievances. What is the solution? This study assesses perspectives of students fromEpoka University on how to best resolve historical grievances in ...
  • FROM PAST TO PRESENT: FLOODING IN EDIRNE AND ITS VICINITY (TURKEY) 
    Huseyin Turoglu; Istanbul University; Musa Uludag; Trakya University<br /> (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Catastrophic floods frequently occur in Edirne and its close vicinity. Various aspects of these floods are examined by many researchers. This study attempts to answer the question of which geographic factors cause flooding ...
  • GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS EFFECTIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY KARDZHALI IN SOUTH-EASTERN BULGARIA 
    Selma Akay Erturk; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    When analyzing the city with a geographical method, its relationship with thenatural and the geographical environment should be investigated and specified.Such geographical conditions as geographical position, site and ...
  • GEOMORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ALBANIA RIVER BASINS 
    Hasan Ozdemir; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Geomorphometry is the science of topographic quantification; its operational focusis the extraction of land-surface parameters and objects from digital elevationmodels (DEMs). In this reason, DEMs are main data sources in ...
  • HEALTH FACILITIES IN BOSNIA-HERZOGEVINA IN THE LIGHT OF OTTOMAN DOCUMENTS 
    Arzu Karaslan; Batman University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    From past to the present cities seem to be the centers of social, economic, politicaland religious elements where it is possible to observe them densely. These elementsshow themselves with the public improvements activities ...
  • HOW IS INCOME DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION? 
    Gungor Turan; Indrit Beqaraj (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    This paper gives an overview of the distribution of income among the factors ofproduction with a specific view on the case of Albania. It presents some literatureabout the distribution of income and explains in detail the ...
  • IBAC 2012 Book of Proceedings 
    Çınar, Bekir (2013-07-15)
    The 2nd International Balkan Conference (IBAC 2012): ‘The Balkans at a Crossroads: Evaluating Past, Reading Present, Imagining Future’ on 11-14 October 2012 in Tirana; organized by Istanbul University in collaboration with ...
  • IMMIGRATIONS FROM THE BALKANS TO TURKEY AND IMMIGRANT SETTTLEMENTS IN WESTERN ANATOLIA 
    Suheyla Balci Akova; Istanbul University Department of Geography (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    It is well known that many countries fought for supremacy over the Balkans throughout the history, because of which at least some groups in the region were displaced. Turkey got heavily affected by these population movements. ...
  • INDUSTRIAL PARKS IN THE BALKANS AND THEIR PERFORMANCE IN COMPETITIVENESS GROWTH AND FDIs ATTRACTION 
    Arbina Totoni; Arjan Qefalia (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Industrial Parks are a widespread initiative of the last decades especially in those countries that are trying to attract FDIs 237, to promote rapid industrialization andto achieve a more balanced regional distribution of ...
  • KOSOVO/A CRISIS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORIES 
    Jonilda Rrapaj; Ankara University; Klevis Kolasi; Ankara University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    analytical perspectives of International Relations as well as of the alternativeapproaches. This paper aims to evaluate the dimensions of the Kosova crisis, theimportance it gained in international relations, and especially ...
  • LEAD-LAG RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISE 30 SPOT AND FUTURES MARKETS 
    Serhat Yanik; Yusuf Ayturk (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The lead-lag relationship between spot and futures markets indicates which marketleads to the other. Determining the direction of this casual relationship between spot and futures market carries important information for ...
  • LEGAL DISPUTES: EXPERIENCED BY THE BALKAN MIGRANTS IN TURKEY 
    N. Sebnem Sayhan (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In terms of "migration" which is a concept dating back to the history of humanity,Turkey plays an important role as a transit country for the migrants, as being located on the migratory route of Middle East and Central ...
  • LOFCA TOWN &#304;N XVI. CENTURY 
    Volkan Erturk; Nam&#305;k Kemal University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Lovech, which was a town subordinate to Ni&#287;bolu district during the 16th century,became a municipal town subordinate to Vidin district subsequently. The townwhich had many Islamic works as a municipal town in the ...
  • Macedonia REASONS BEHIND THE DISAPPEARANCE OF TURKISH URBAN DWELLINGS IN THE BALKANS 
    Bekir Yuksel Hos (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    The Balkan Peninsula has a rich rural and urban history and a variety of Turkish civil settlements. As regards Turkish civil architecture, it is widely scattered around these geographic locations. Materials have been found ...
  • MAPPING THE NEXT GENERATION'S IMAGINATION: BALKAN WARS AND THE TURKISH NATIONALISM 
    M. Inanc Ozekmekci; Istanbul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Characterized by voluntaristic nationality in terms of citizenry concept, Ottomanismas a political ideology lost gradually its credit due to the political developments 146 inthe post-1908 Revolution period. Especially the ...
  • MENTORING PROGRAM AS A METHOD FOR APPRAISAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AT KINDERGARTEN THRU 12TH GRADE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN BALKANS 
    Volkan Cicek; Ishik University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Appraising the teachers to assess their strengths and weaknesses is needed toprovide them with specific professional development opportunities based on theseweaknesses. Appraisals and professional development can be done ...
  • MICE PROBLEMS IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND MICE INVASION IN TIRHALA IN 1866 
    Alpaslan Demir; Gaziosmanpa&#351;a University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Mouse is a rodent vermin. This rodent family comprises many different species andit can be found everywhere in the world save for a few islands in the Pacific Ocean.They can also travel to other places in ships or trains. ...
  • PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORMS IN ALBANIA AND TURKEY DURING THE EU INTEGRATION PROCESS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS 
    Canturk Caner (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    In post-war period, EU witnessed two vitally important transformation:Constituting the standards about the political and administrative matters and enlargement process by new members... Thus, EU would maintain its weight ...
  • RELIGION AS A SOURCE OF PEACE OR CONFLICT IN BALKAN POLITICS: AN ASSESMENT 
    Gul Kurtoglu Eskisar; Dokuz Eylul University (International Balkan Annual Conference, 2013-07-15)
    Although scholars converge on the importance of religion in Balkan politics, theydisagree on its exact role. Based on the activities of some religious groups incountries like Bosnia and Herzegovina, some observers consider ...

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