Suchergebnisse

Fluri, P.: Security sector and deomcratiziation. - S. 22-24 Arslan, Z.: The fragile balance between security and human rights. - S. 25-42 Bilgin, P.: The security sector in theory and practice : from "state-centered" security to "citizen-centered" security. - S. 43-61 Eekelen, W.: Convergence of European security systems. - S. 62-67 Kandemir, S.: Private security for more freedom. - S. 68-72 Cerrah, İ.: Mental modernization and democratic oversight in the domestic security sector. - S. 73-100 Bergmans, D.: Police and gendarmerie reform in Belgium. - S. 101-115 Faupin, A.: Providing security : the division of labor armed forces, gendarmerie, police. - S. 116-128 Grudé, C.: The gendarmerie in democratic France. - S. 129-133

Study on the entry of the copyright law in the Ottoman Empire

The Science of Wealth was written by Münif Pasha, who features large in our history of science and philosophy. The work was used as a textbook by the Ottoman Law School, and took its place among the texts that carried modern economic knowledge to the Ottoman world of thought. The period that started in the second half of the 19th century and continued up until the foundation of the Republic was a time of remarkable contributions to economic literature. The fact that The Science of Wealth remains an important part of this body of literature and reflects the economic knowledge of period in its discussions served as the basis for In The Science of Wealth, Münif Pasha defends the idea of a liberal economy, although his criticisms of some of the views of Adam Smith and Malthus differentiate his work from other books in the economics field at the time. Issues, such as private property, the division of labour, freedom of industry and trade, fixed pricing, customs and interest, all of which are highly important in the creation of a liberal transformation to an economic, political, administrative, legal, religious and social structure, are among the headings in the Science of Wealth. The original, translated and simplified texts allow the work to reach a broader audience. It is hoped that the study will increase the level of interest in our economics and science history literature

Research suggests that the tourism industry, known to affect over sixty sectors, is a major source of income in our country, as in many other countries. Its contribution to close the deficit in the balance of payments and to alleviate unemployment as it is a labour-intensive sector, demonstrates its importance. Moreover, while enabling foreign currency inflow for the country, the fact that it achieves this with minimal import, places the tourism sector in a truly "national and domestic" sector position. For this reason, it has been declared as a "strategic sector" by the Presidency. Having knowledge on which markets Turkey is specialized or not specialized, in comparison to competing countries and examining the areas where it has a competitive advantage or disadvantage is important in terms of policies and regulations to be implemented by the local and central administration bodies, as well as determining the strategies and management approach involving the future of the sector. Within this scope, the sectoral development of tourism and hotel management and new trends in Turkey are examined in this book and with the shift-share analysis among Mediterranean countries, dynamics are addressed. In the context of tourism, whether other countries and Turkey are specialized, in which country markets, has been examined. Besides constituting a resource for researchers studying tourism dynamics and trends, this book is intended to guide tourism policy and strategy developers and local administrations.