| THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF AGEING SOCIETY IN POLAND | Katarzyna BAŁANDYNOWİCZ-PANFİL | 1–14 |
| THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LOCAL CULTURE: A TALE OF TWO NEIGHBOURING TURKISH PROVINCES | Yaprak GÜLCAN, Ceyhan ALDEMİR | 15–31 |
| TWO YEARS AFTER THE EU ENLARGEMENT: SOME POLISH EXPERIENCES | Anna Barbara KİSİEL - ŁOWCZYC | 33–39 |
| TRANSPOSING THE EU GENDER EQUALITY NORMS INTO THE TURKISH LABOUR LAW: WHERE DO WE STAND? | Ayşegül KÖKKILINÇ ERALTUĞ, Gözde KAYA | 41–58 |
| REFLECTIONS OF COUNTRY IMAGE ON TOURISM: A COMPARISON BETWEEN TURKEY AND POLAND | Burcu YILMAZ, Özgür GÜNEL | 59–75 |
| FOOD RETAILING TRANSFORMATION IN POLAND IN YEARS 1990-2006 | Marek REYSOWSKİ | 77–91 |
| SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN POLAND: FINANCIAL ASPECTS | Joanna BEDNARZ | 93–105 |
| KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN TURKISH SMES: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY | İsa İPÇİOĞLU, Hakan ÇELİK | 107–126 |
| IMPORTANCE OF KEY STAKEHOLDERS FOR CREATING CORPORATE IDENTITY | Anna NİKODEMSKA-WOŁOWİK | 127–139 |
| NEED FOR CREATING AUTHENTICITY AT WORK: RE-VISIONING ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION | Jülide KESKEN, Nazlı AYYILDIZ | 141–161 |
| ETHICAL PERCEPTIONS OF THE FUTURE LEADERS: A CASE OF A TURKISH UNIVERSTY | Muzaffer AYDEMİR, M. Kemal DEMİRCİ | 163–175 |