… numbers of co-productions triggered a change in post-1990s Turkish cinema. Countries improved their production conditions and inspired each other artistically while co-producing films together. In this way, the increase in the number of coproduced films in countries with unstabl…

…upermarkets have become a dominant food outlet for urban residents in developed countries, studies of food purchasing in developing countries such as China report a persistence of traditional food outlets, despite a proliferation of supermarkets over the past two decades. Yet, li…

…sidered higher and perhaps leader in the digital transition amongst the African countries. To authors' best knowledge, Nigerian construction industry has never engaged in BIM discussions hence has no attention at national level. Consequently, Nigeria has no " Noteworthy BIM publi…

…n is regarded as a global phenomenon, although it is more evident in developing countries, including Egypt, as a developing countries export human brain drains in various desciplines to develop countries, and then this reflected in the capabilities of development in countries exp…

…urkey has lagged well behind other OECD countries and EU member states in this regard. In addition to increasing women's employment, unions have many duties in eliminating gender discrimination. Gender and discrimination between the sexs are the most important factors prevent…

…emoralis has been utilized for the treatment of various illnesses in developing countries because it is inexpensive and readily available but toxicity evaluation of this plant is still unreported in scientific publications. This study investigated the toxicity level of combined r…

…he cooperation between industry and culture is a well-known practice in several countries. However, in Italy the number of initiatives is still insufficient, related to its cultural heritage dimension. Italy presents the higher number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and also over …

…ttoman Empire established with European countries during the nineteenth century were reflected in many areas. One of these areas was the architecture through the life-saving stations. In the Ottoman Empire, firefighters and sailors were responsible for the rescue from the sea unt…

…d vases unearthed by the thousands throughout the Mediterranean and neighboring countries are some of our most plentiful, and most problematic, sources for studying ancient Athenian women. Many of these objects lack documented provenances, and ancient authors rarely mention them,…

…a large extent, controlling outbreaks depends on rapid pathogen-sharing between countries and a fair sharing of the benefits deriving from the technologies (drugs, diagnostics, vaccines) produced from pathogens. The Ebola crisis proved how critical pathogen sharing is to develop …

…h in most nations women are at least almost half of the population, in very few countries do they occupy a similar space in the formal institutions of political power. They are said to lack a key element for a successful career in public life: time. From this perspective, no one …

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…icrofinance initiatives around the world aim to alleviate poverty in developing countries. However, debate persists about their effectiveness and sustainability – a concern for transnational corporations and the international business community, which contribute about $9.4 billio…

…cificity of relations with China at the subnational level of the six largest EU countries in terms of population: Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Italy, and the UK. It also analyses selected case studies of European regions cooperating with Chinese partners. The text also include…

…cademic employment systems have been subjected to policy-driven changes in many countries but th... more Academic employment systems have been subjected to policy-driven changes in many countries but the university sector is still governed by collegial dynamics in which academics…