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RESEARCH ARTICLE                                                            the rest volume 9, number 2, summer 2019 The Role of Social and Economic Factors on Fast Food RestaurantContinue Reading

RESEARCH ARTICLE                                           the rest volume 9, number 2, summer 2019  The Foreign Policy Decision Making Approaches and Their Applications Case Study: Bush, Obama and Trump’s Decision Making towards Afghanistan andContinue Reading

RESEARCH ARTICLE                                                             the rest volume 9, number 1, winter 2019 Not Our War: Iraq, Iran and Syria’s Approaches towards the PKKContinue Reading

RESEARCH ARTICLE                                                                the rest volume 9, number 1, winter 2019 Indonesian Political Economy: A Historical Analysis Tommaso Rossotti*  Continue Reading

RESEARCH ARTICLE                                                               the rest volume 9, number 1, winter 2019 A Specter is Haunting the West (?): The BRICS andContinue Reading

RESEARCH ARTICLE                                                           the rest volume 9, number 1, winter 2019   Rent Seeking and Industrial Growth in Africa: The Case of Dangote’sContinue Reading

Abstract – The aim of this article is to analyse the EU`s role in the developing world in relation to migration. To achieve that reasons behind the migration from developing countries to EU countries are discussed and the impact of migration on the development of poor countries is analysed. TheContinue Reading

Duygu Uckun* and Mark Doerr** Abstract: The global financial downturn of 2001 affected broad swaths of the increasingly interconnected global economy.  The global effects of the economic downturn in the U.S. in 2008 showed that decoupling had not occurred to the extent many thought, and showed that indeed emerging marketContinue Reading

Abstract: This paper suggests that the discourse of sustainable development (SD) within the United Nations (UN) represents a paradigm shift from first/industrial modernity to a reflexive modernity. Reflexive modernity is defined by the changing nature of political structures in the face of globalised environmental risk, as well as a questioning ofContinue Reading