| COMPETITIVENESS OF EUROPEAN COMPANIES IN CHINA: A SWOT ANALYSIS | Aldis Bulis, Roberts Skapars | 1–10 |
| DEVELOPMENT OF CLUSTERS IN POLAND AND THEIR ROLE FOR ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS | Arkadiusz Michał Kowalski | 11–20 |
| REVEALED COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AND COMPETITIVENESS OF THE TURKISH MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN THE EUROPEAN MARKET | Betul ALTAY TOPCU, Emine KILAVUZ | 21–35 |
| EU AND TURKEY’S ENERGY STRATEGIES | Cetin Onder İNCEKARA, Seyfi Noyan OĞULATA | 35–43 |
| IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTROLLING IN A NON-PUBLIC SCHOOL OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN POLAND – CASE STUDY | Elżbieta Janczyk Strzała | 45–53 |
| GOVERNANCE REFORMS IN EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES | Gabriella Keczer | 55–63 |
| EXPORT STRUCTURE AT THE EXTENSIVE AND INTENSIVE MARGINS: THE CASE OF EMERGING ECONOMIES | Gulcin Elif Yucel, A. Suut Dogruel | 65–76 |
| THE EFFECTS OF STOCK OPTION COMPENSATION ON MANAGERIAL RISK TAKING BEHAVIOR AND FIRM FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE | Guler Aras, Duygu Kurt | 77–90 |
| THE IMPACT OF THE LEVERAGE PROVIDED BY THE FUTURES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF TECHNICAL INDICATORS: EVIDENCE FROM TURKEY | Hakan ER, Adnan HUSHMAT | 91–101 |
| THE EFFECT OF THE GLOBAL FOOD AND ECONOMIC CRISES ON POVERTY IN EGYPT | Hanady Mostafa Abd El-Radi, Gamal Mohamed Siam | 103–115 |
| ISTANBUL’S CURRENT STATUS AND POTENTIAL FOR BECOMING AN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE | Hasmet Sarigul | 117–126 |
| POLYCENTRIC DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT USING THE HIERARCHY METHOD | Inese Haite | 127–136 |
| WHAT GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PRACTICES CAN TURKEY LEARN FROM THE UK? | Irem Tore | 137–151 |
| THE EFFECT OF TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ATTRACTION IN IRAN | Manijeh Taghilou Barzelaghi, Monireh Dizaji, Mina Mahjoub Laleh |