322 research outputs found
Tekerleme:Türk halk masalının tipolojik ve stilistik incelemesine katkı
No full textTaha Toros Arşivi, Dosya No: 239-Pertev Boratav. Not: Kitap İstanbul Şehir Üniversitesi Kütüphane Koleksiyonunda mevcuttur
2003. Hunting and Potting in Prehistoric Africa.
No full text2003. Hunting and Potting in Prehistoric Africa, In M. Ozbaşaran, O. Tanındı, A. Boratav, eds., Archaeological Essays in Honour of Homo Amatus Güven Arsebük, Istanbul:45-54
Prof. Dr. Korkut Boratav' n Ya am , Yap tlar , Fikirleri, Uygulamalar ve Türk Toplumsal Ya am na Katk lar
No full textBu çal mada Prof. Dr. Korkut Boratav' n Ya am , Yap tlar ,Fikirleri, Uygulamalar ve Türk Toplumsal Ya am na Katk lar incelendi.Bu incelemede Prof. Boratav' n yap tlar (kitap, makale, gazetelerdeki kö e yaz lar , dergilerdeki yaz lar ) esas al nd .Prof. Boratav' n öz geçmi i incelendikten sonra yap tlar s n fland r ld . Gazete ve dergilerde yay nlanan yaz lardan önemli görülenlerin bir k sm na bu çal mada yer verildi. Dü ünceleri s n fland r larak tan t ld ktan sonra uygulamalar n n tan t m ile Prof. Boratav hakk nda yaz lan yaz lar n tan t lmas yap ld .Uygulamalar n n de erlendirilmesinden sonra bu gün ve gelecekte "Prof. Boratav'dan nas l yararlanabiliriz?"in de erlendirilmesi yap ld . Elde edilen bulgulara kar l k öneriler geli tirildi ve sonuç bölümünde genel bir de erlendirme yap ld . Yeni ara t rmac lara öneriler sunuldu
Pertev Naili Boratav'dan iki masal kitabı:Zaman zaman içinde, az gittik uz gittik...
No full textTaha Toros Arşivi, Dosya No: 239-Pertev Boratav. Not: Metin ekli dokümanın 8. sayfasında yer almaktadır
Folklor ve halk yazını uzmanı:Pertev Naili Boratav:Bütün dünya tanıyor
No full textTaha Toros Arşivi, Dosya No: 239-Pertev Boratav. Not: Metin ekli dokümanın 9. sayfasında yer almaktadır
RETHINKING INDUSTRIAL POLICY
No full textDespite the hold of the neoliberal orthodoxy on policy making in developing countries, industrial policy remains important for the promotion of industrial development. However, the context for the design of industrial policy has profoundly changed as a result of new rules governing international trade, the rise of global value chains and marketing networks, and other aspects of globalization. Traditionally, the case for industrial policy has been framed in terms of “market failures” but the paper argues that that is not a sufficient basis. After addressing the traditional points of criticism, an attempt is made to outline the “domains” of industrial policy in the current circumstances, especially for industrially lagging countries. As country contexts differ widely there are no satisfactory blueprints for policy making that countries can readily adopt. As in production decisions, considerable ingenuity and innovation is needed in designing policies. This is all the more necessary as the WTO rules have become increasingly stringent and the rise of international trading networks has created new barriers for young firms to enter the world market. These developments have changed the context but not the importance of policy in industrial development. The paper identifies areas where government intervention is needed and can still make a positive difference.
حكايت كرمحان
No full textNumérisation effectuée à partir d'un document original.Histoire d'un şah à Şiraz... F. 79v : date F. 80 blancDon de Pertev Nailî Boratav portant la mention "Raif Yelkenci M.[ecmuasi] n° 1
May-First Draft, Comments welcome PATTERNS OF FINANCIAL CAPITAL FLOWS AND ACCUMULATION IN THE POST-1990 TURKISH ECONOMY
No full textPaper prepared for presentation at the International Development Economics Associates (IDEAs: www.networkideas.org) session at METU International Conference on Economics, VI, Ankara, September, 2002. We are grateful to Ümit Özlale, Kıvılcım Metin-Özcan, Korkut Boratav and to colleagues at Bilkent and Hamilton for their valuable comments and insights. Author names are in alphabetical order and do not necessarily represent authorship seignority
A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN A GLOBAL SETTING: ISSUES AND PROPOSALS
No full textThe globalization of the world economy poses major challenges to the prevailing international economic system. The recent trade-investment system raises the issues of the marginalization of countries, firms, and agents if they are not capable to compete with large successful entities. The system engenders conflicts of interest in its interfacing with sovereign domains. In numerous cases such as employment and mutual trade benefits, it can produce zero sum outcomes. Consequently, significant segments of public opinion in many countries have mobilized against it. In the monetary and financial area, the system has from 1945 evolved on a piecemeal and ad hoc basis. In recent years, it has not been able to predict, prevent or effectively deal with financial crisis. It demonstrates a lacuna in global financial governance especially with respect to enforcing its rules on the major countries and bringing the private sector therein. The central institution, the IMF, is shown to be in need of basic reforms involving forging a global vision, reconsidering and updating conditionality, further democratization of political governance, and revamping the exchange rates and surveillance functions.
SHARE OF LABOUR COMPENSATION AND AGGREGATE DEMAND – DISCUSSIONS TOWARDS A GROWTH STRATEGY
No full textEconomic growth strategies of developing countries have focused in the last decades on expanding their exports. In that scheme, wage compression seems necessary in order to compensate the observed slow productivity pace achieving, therefore, “competitiveness”. The core of this discussion is, undoubtedly, how the national product is appropriated through wages and surplus, i.e. the factorial income distribution. From that viewpoint, this paper discusses the long-term impoverishment of Argentinean workers through two key aspects of the economic process: on one hand, the way in which labour force is allocated, by analysing the relationship between real wage and productivity. On the other, how income is used in the acquisition of consumer goods and capital formation. In order to fully comprehend those trends, this paper recourses to an international comparison with two types of countries: the developed ones (United States of America, France and Japan) and the largest Latin American economies (Brazil and Mexico). As these processes take place in the long run, this paper’s analysis period will start from the 1950s.
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