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The increase in globalization has led to the redefinition of the tax policy perceptions of countries. The increase in globalization has also led to pressures on governments to revise their taxation policies in order to compensate for the potential risks that may arise. It is noteworthy that many countries around the world have reduced corporate tax rates in recent years. Thus, this paper investigates the role of increasing globalization in this process of decline. For this, the paper tests whether globalization has a significant effect on corporate taxation by using a panel of 33 countries over the period 1998-2016. The paper takes into account three main dimensions of globalization: economic, trade and politics. Moreover, the paper uses the two different measurements of globalization: de facto and de jure. The empirical results suggest a negative relationship between globalization and corporate tax. The results are robust in terms of different dimensions and measurements of globalization. It can be concluded that global integration does matter for policymakers and increasing integration also influences independent national fiscal and economic policies of countries.

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Geographies and borders have become often-debated concepts, especially in the view of the increasing impact of globalization and regional integration processes. In such cases, borders are attributed certain imagined meanings and more so, they are associated with feelings. Considering such dynamics, EU-Turkey relations can be considered a good example of how borders, emotions and spatial dimensions interact. However, not much attention has been given to the emotional facets of spatial relations. By utilizing the concept of 'hot places', this study tries to fill this void. We separate EU-Turkey relations into three phases: the Cold War, post-Cold War, and the peak of migration politics, driven by the Syrian Civil War. We argue that there is a specific hot place for each of these periods: Kreuzberg, Berlin for the period between 1959 and 1989, Cyprus for the post-Cold War period, and the Syrian conflict for the last period. Thus, this paper aims at suggesting a novel approach to the study of emotions, spatiality, and EU-Turkey relations. Keywords: Emotions, Kreuzberg, Cyprus, Spatiality, Hot Places, Introduction Boundaries are spatial imaginations to which communities attribute sentimental meaning and which they regulate through mechanisms of border control. Since 2010, with the increase in interstate and intrastate conflicts [...]

James Griffin’s book “On Human Rights” is a critical account of the global leading imposition of human rights experience. Griffin provides a systematic outlook of the universality of human rights on basis of three key concepts: autonomy, liberty and a minimum provision. This article provides an analysis of Griffin’s critique and how the Ottoman practice of rights and duties overlaps and differs. According to Griffin Human Rights in the last fifty years has become a standing symbol of the Western global influence in promoting justice, fairness, political freedoms and equities as a human condition to be universally respected and acknowledged as an unalienable fundament. A condition that is formed through revolutions and major wars in the last couple of centuries so vigorous that gave birth to the need to protect the normative agent as is described by James Griffin. Griffin makes a philosophical case for the three concepts of autonomy, liberty and minimum provision. Upon further reading “On Human Rights” one encounters problems of practical nature that Griffin neither offers a clear explanation nor a functional framework for what he believes human rights ought to be. This book does however provide an invigorating debate on the question of how a discourse of rights can be uniquely different in virtue of distinct moral foundations. Griffin merely scrutinizes the arbitrariness of the universal declaration of human rights being based on concepts such as dignity instead of a universal shared moral theory. It is at this point that this paper perceives overlap between Griffins concepts of autonomy, liberty and minimum provision. The Ottoman practice and approach of individuals may not distinctly be labelled as human rights, yet does overlap with Griffin’s philosophical account of personhood.

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In contemporary global era it is highly important to approach the popular culture and national culture delicately and take essential precautions about the local and native cultures. In this respect, Turkish language course books and Turkish language curriculums have important duties. This paper questions the proficiency of the books and curriculums. The current study reports on a descriptive analysis of elementary Turkish language curriculums and the Turkish language textbooks (for grades 1-5; 6-8) distributed to the schools by the National Ministry of Education in 2007. Within the context of this paper, the genre and the quality of the texts have been investigated. And then, the features of the intangible cultural heritage are determined from the texts. A total of 200 (144+56) texts have been studied individually with respect to text type and their distribution. Findings have been reported in frequency tables in addition to samples from the texts. At the end the results are discussed and interpreted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The history of mankind is almost same with the history of wars. Wars, occurred either in form of assault or defense, have been in essence one of the main tools used to protect national interests. Therefore, wars have constituted an important part in the evolution of international relations in centuries. The main purpose of both classical international theories, such as idealism, realism and neo-realism, and postpositivist theories, such as critical theory, constructivism, postmodernism and feminism, has been answering the question "how to provide international peace and security". However, war is not a static phenomenon. Therefore, transformation of war requires to revise and update previous analyses. This paper aims to analyze the structural change of international relations based on transformation of war. The transformation of war will be reviewed using the difference between old and new wars. Therefore, Russian hybrid war is selected as the example to understand the new war, and the content of "new wars" shaped by globalization will be analyzed based on Russian hybrid warfare. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Postmodernism has been instensively discussed after sixtees in the social sciences such as philosophy, art, literature, and anthropology. This study discusses the main elements of Renato Rosaldo’s anthropology who can be considered as one of the most significant representatives of postmodenism in anthropology. The aim of this paper is to put forward the elements in Rosaldo’s studies that can be considered within the postmodernism . First of all, Rosaldo, developed a critical perspective both on methodological and epistemological grounds against the classical anthropological way of dealing with culture within the postmodernist framework. Besides, he emphasized the need to attribute significance to the researcher's experiences both in and out of the field, just like the qualities of the culture under study and discourses of the people sharing that culture. In his writings, the methodological discussions on how the researcher should reflect his/her field experience in ones own work takes place to a great extent. In his later studies, Rosaldo moved his focus to a further undertanding of the globalization process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper is concerned about the religious conversion, as a global phenomenon, and its effects on family. Religious con version cases increase with those participate to new religious movements since 1970's. These movements introduce themselves as /I'alternative religions” and "alternative fam'ily units" This paper will summarize parents'reactions and other children those assume the attitude to convert. Finally it will emphasize the function of family in religious socialization. Because there is a strong relationship between family intermarriage and religious socialization

This paper examines foreign direct investment (FDI) in Turkey from historical and regional point of view. While importance of foreign investment is rapidly increasing in the globalization age at the world, by means of transnational corporations’s (TNCs) role, the FDIs have undergone extremely significant transformations. In this paper the place and the amount of FDIs, that foreign investment firms has made an investment in Turkey since the Ottoman Empire period, is throughly examined. It is also determined which countries prefer Turkey for those investment, and the reasons for Turkey to be prefered. Throughout repuclican period, FDIs are dealt with the way of three distinct periods, and political and economic approaches of Turkey toward foreign investment in every period is explained with the outlines. In addition, the distribution of foreign capital firms invested in Turkey were determined, and later the conditions and reasons that could have caused this distribution was investigated

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Globalization is the word that is spoken throughout the world today. This word does not target specific dimensions. Because it has influenced not only politics but also it issues literature, economics, business, culture and social. Several decades ago, Marxist ideology was one of the hottest debates between scholars and scholars. But today, the issue of globalization that has come about since the late 20th century has led to many cultural-political, economic-political and religious-political tensions and challenges. There are, of course, different perspectives on the subject of globalization. Some of these views advocate the phenomenon of globalization, while others oppose it and consider globalization as the destruction of the cultural, political and religious diversity of the people of the world. However, the phenomenon of globalization in the 21st century is being pursued vigorously and the world of the West, and in particular the United States, is seeking to achieve it. The phenomenon of globalization affects many countries in the world. Also Iran is a country of the world affected of globalization. We see the globalization process very long ago in many political, economic and cultural terms. This effect is now also influential in Iran. Therefore, it is not possible to avoid globalization. The historical, economic, political, social and cultural aspects of globalization are of great importance. One of the important dimensions of the impact of the phenomenon of globalization is the cultural dimension. Given the fact that Iran has a very old culture, as well as the existence of religious beliefs in Iran, it has been able to create a unified national-cultural culture. In this paper, we will try to study the type of effect of the phenomenon of globalization, the extent of its impact, the impact of Iranian culture on the phenomenon of globalization and the reasons for its impact. The point that we will focus more on is the issue of cultural traditionalism in Iranian society. Because Iran is a developing country and is trying to keep pace with global positive developments in many respects. Because in other ways it can not take developmental paths. But Iranian culture resists the phenomenon of globalization, and as a result, the speed of change on the path to globalization in Iran is very little.

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In ancient times, bazaars were an integral part of the city life; bifurcating from the city structure and reflecting each period of time's architectural characteristics. It is also said that they are the source of 20 communications and trade activities. However, due to the quick changes in the cities' spatial configurations that we are living in, these traditional spaces started to run a risk of possible cultural continuity alteration. But, despite the disturbing contradiction which is affecting their traditional allure, they still reflect an undying identity. They are still talking about the engraved cultural memory thro ugh several architectural traits and spatial experiences. This paper aims to highlight the significance of the 25 Medina of Tunis bazaars' resistance against globalization. The present study case analysis lead to a conceptual framing of cultural continuity's model being a tripartite relation between identity, heritage and collective memory. Through this research, it had been concluded that several resistance traits witness that the Medina of Tunis is still showing a cultural continuity able to counter the market capitalization.

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