Indian Economic and Social Development

This paper analyses the relationship between the internationalization of agriculture under the hegemony of transnational corporations and the transformation of Turkish agriculture by specifically looking at the implementation of neo‐liberal policies in rural areas. It contends that neo‐liberalism in Turkish agricultur…

This study investigates the effect of the latest wave of economic globalization on manufacturing employment in developing countries. It revisits the classic debate on the effect of internal and external influences on industrialization, and extends this debate to contemporary developing countries. In the process, it as…

• YUNUS KAYA

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Since the 1960s Korea and Turkey have been among the fastest growing economies globally with a transformation of their economic structures from an agrarian into an industrial one. However, design and implementation of their industrial polices have been different, leading to different industrialization paths and end po…

• MURAT ALİ YÜLEK

Talented employees are the most important value-created resources for the organizations. Talent and Talent Management (TM) concepts have been discussed in strategic human resource literature and business life for several years. The culture of those group of people, learning capabilities are strengths of companies to c…

• PINAR ACAR

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This paper argues that the divergent performance of the rural economies of China and India after 1950 was a product of the different capabilities of the Chinese and Indian governments to mobilize the labor force and financial resources of the rural population. By mobilizing unpaid labor and the financial resources of…

• BURAK GÜREL

In this study, the transformations in Central Asian policies from the post-cold war period of India to the present will be discussed. In this context, the influence of India in the power struggle in Central Asia, the basis on which India has relations with the region, and the place of this spiral of ties in India’s ec…

• FERHAT ÇAĞRI ARAS

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This study attempts to identify the evolution of labor markets paying specific attention to female labor in the developing world and to its relationship with recent trends of globalized production, investment and trade. This is an inductive study which uses summarized statistics, tables and figures to provide an under…

• SEVİL ACAR AYTEKİN

This chapter examines the unique challenges and opportunities faced by rural women entrepreneurs, shaped by socio-economic and cultural factors. Key challenges include limited access to financial resources, inadequate infrastructure, restrictive societal norms, all of which hinder business growth and sustainability. F…

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