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Institutional structure and quality of management are the main elements that form the political risks. Political threats are directly linked to the institutional structure and the institutional
Classification Codes : 1 Gülenay BAŞ-DİNAR (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9532-4360), Department of Economics, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University , Turkey 2 Globalization , State Capitalism, Political Economy 3 ... have changed considerably in time in conjunction with social perception and political institutions. The state has been intervening in the economy starting from the end of the nineteenth century. These
interdisciplinary approach that blends history, political economy, politics, sociology, social philosophy, and ethics. The article demonstrates how old and new strands of fiscal sociology and Veblen’s economic ... continuing relationship between classical political economy of the 18th century and neoclassical economics. 18th-century philosophy of natural law and right plus their nonevolutionary character are the bases
In this article I describe a project activity for an undergraduate introduction to proof course aimed at mathematics and computer science majors that combines logic and philosophy with a significant ... it to ontological arguments in philosophy and theology. I had three aims in undertaking this initiative. The first aim was to expose students to a subject that reinforces the common origins of
industry are product of the socio-economic and political conditions of Turkey. In other words, we argue that politic and economic initial conditions along with capital accumulation strategies in the general ... -sighted political arrangements resulted in the misallocation of society?s resources to the economically inefficient areas. Particularly, political arrangements through providing subsidies halted profit
industry are product of the socio-economic and political conditions of Turkey. In other words, we argue that politic and economic initial conditions along with capital accumulation strategies in the general ... -sighted political arrangements resulted in the misallocation of society?s resources to the economically inefficient areas. Particularly, political arrangements through providing subsidies halted profit
industry are product of the socio-economic and political conditions of Turkey. In other words, we argue that politic and economic initial conditions along with capital accumulation strategies in the general ... -sighted political arrangements resulted in the misallocation of society’s resources to the economically inefficient areas. Particularly, political arrangements through providing subsidies halted profit
Schools of Thought , Mainstream Economics , Marxian Political Economy 4 Go?rkem BAHTI?YAR, Institute of Social Sciences, Uludag University , Turkey Mainstream economic approaches, such as Keynesian and ... as health care, education, etc. (Harvey, 2005: 10-11) . It was argued that Neoliberalism, on the other hand, was related to liberal political economy. After the end of the nineteenth century
Schools of Thought , Mainstream Economics , Marxian Political Economy 4 Görkem BAHTİYAR, Institute of Social Sciences, Uludag University , Turkey Mainstream economic approaches, such as Keynesian and ... as health care, education, etc. (Harvey, 2005: 10-11) . It was argued that Neoliberalism, on the other hand, was related to liberal political economy. After the end of the nineteenth century
Schools of Thought , Mainstream Economics , Marxian Political Economy 4 Görkem BAHTİYAR, Institute of Social Sciences, Uludag University , Turkey Mainstream economic approaches, such as Keynesian and ... as health care, education, etc. (Harvey, 2005: 10-11) . It was argued that Neoliberalism, on the other hand, was related to liberal political economy. After the end of the nineteenth century
Political economics commented on and drew inferences about certain psychological phenomena even before the marginalist revolution. As a result of the progress in natural sciences, economics started ... . ( 1971 ), “ Ibn Khaldûn: A Fourteenth-Century Economist” , Journal of Political Economy , 79 ( 5 ), 1105 - 1118 . Camerer , C. & G. Loewenstein ( 2004 ), “Behavioral Economics: Past, Present and Future
subjective criteria in the fund allocation, it is possible that politicians to maximize their interests in the political arena can use the fund. Therefore, the government in Turkey might incline to manipulate ... and Administrative Sciences, Adnan Menderes University , Turkey 4 Poverty , Political Economy, Pork-Barrel Politics, Special Funds 5 Recep TEKELI?, Department of Public Finance, Faculty of Economics and
subjective criteria in the fund allocation, it is possible that politicians to maximize their interests in the political arena can use the fund. Therefore, the government in Turkey might incline to manipulate ... and Administrative Sciences, Adnan Menderes University , Turkey 4 Poverty , Political Economy, Pork-Barrel Politics, Special Funds 5 Recep TEKELI?, Department of Public Finance, Faculty of Economics and
subjective criteria in the fund allocation, it is possible that politicians to maximize their interests in the political arena can use the fund. Therefore, the government in Turkey might incline to manipulate ... and Administrative Sciences, Adnan Menderes University , Turkey 4 Poverty , Political Economy, Pork-Barrel Politics, Special Funds 5 Recep TEKELİ, Department of Public Finance, Faculty of Economics and
Procedure (DSP) for the safeguards by developing a theoretical model. To make a fair comparison, we analyse the timing of the DSP, the political ties between the safeguard imposing country and the countries ... introduced for GATT, WTO, and DSP to find the incentivecompatible agreement that maximizes political welfare under the AoS, aiming to extend Beshkar's analyses. We find that determining the safeguard tariff
aim to analyze tax consciousness of taxpayers in Kyrgyzstan using the questionnaire conducted in 2013 in the the capital city of Kyrgyzstan in Bishkek. Demographic and political factors that affect tax ... Bilincinin Tespiti: Ampirik Bir Araştırma” , Maliye Dergisi , 158 , 496 - 512 . Torgler , B. ( 2005 ), “Tax Morale and Direct Democracy”, Europen Journal of Political Economy , 21 , 525 - 531 . Yakışık , H
In this study, it empirically examines the impact of economic and political determinants on the economic size of the government. Political polarization from political determinants is the main ... , Etnik Çeşitlilik 2 Nazlı KEYİFLİ (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0589-8089), Department of Public Finance, Gümüşhane University , Turkey 3 Size of Government , Political Polarization, Ethnic
In this study, it is aimed to determine the relationship between the political instability and the consistency of the budget in line with the deviations between the government budget revenue and ... and their realizations in Turkey. In other words, the study evaluated the consistency of the objectives in the budget documents, the performance audit and the effects of the political instability on the
The authors, a mathematician and a political scientist, examine mathematics, motherhood, and academia, and argue that feminist epistemology is necessary to explain the intersection. Relying on the ... 4 ( 2008 ), pages 853 - 856 ; available at http://michelledion.com/files/2008-Dion-PS.pdf, last accessed on July 27 , 2018 . [8] Flax , Jane, “ Political philosophy and the patriarchal unconscious: A
the canonical question ‘what is a mathematical concept?’ from the philosophy of mathematics. This review comments on each paper in the collection. ... as a collection of essays exploring and in some sense reclaiming a canonical question|what is a mathematical concept?|from the philosophy of mathematics." (page 2). There then follows a thumbnail
