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Abstract Book 2. PEARSON JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES June 28-29, 2021 Izmir – TURKEY ABSTRACT BOOK Editor Assoc. Prof. Dr. Filiz KALYON ISBN - 978-1-955094-07-8 2. PEARSON JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES June 28-29, 2021 Izmir – TURKEY ABSTRACT BOOK Published by Liberty Publications -2021© LIBERTY ACADEMIC is a part of LIBERTY PUBLISHER OF BOOKS Head officeNew York, USA +1 (314) 597-037280 Maiden Lane, 21st Floor /8Water Street Corridor New York, NY 10038 www.libertyacademicbooks.com [email protected] Release date: 21.07.2021 ISBN – 978-1-955094-07-8 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities | Izmir, TURKEY CONGRESS'S IDENTIFICATION CONGRESS NAME 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities DATE AND PLACE June 28-29, 2021 Izmir, TURKEY ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Dr. Terane NAGIYEVA Dr. Mehmet Emin KALGI Dr. Alice HERMANIS Dr. Hasan ÇİFTÇİ Dr. Damezhan SADYKOVA Dr. Yunus Emre TANSÜ COORDINATOR Zhanuzak ALIMGEREY NUMBER OF ACCEPTED PAPERS 31 NUMBER OF REJECTED PAPERS 11 EVALUATION PROCESS All applications have undergone a double-blind peer review process CONGRESS LANGUAGES Turkish and all dialects, English, Russian PRESENTATION Oral presentation Abstract Book June 28-29, 2021 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities | Izmir, TURKEY PHOTO GALLERY Abstract Book June 28-29, 2021 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities | Izmir, TURKEY Abstract Book June 28-29, 2021 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities | Izmir, TURKEY Abstract Book June 28-29, 2021 2. Pearson Journal International Conference on Social Sciences & Humanities | Izmir, TURKEY SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Prof. Dr. Adnan Celik Prof. Dr. Ariz GOZALOV Prof. Dr. Tamanna Saxena Prof. Dr. Roopali Sharma Prof. Dr. Onur Sunal Prof. Dr. Akmaral SARGIKBAEVA Prof. Dr. Füsun Gülderen ALACAPINAR Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elvan YALCINKAYA Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yunus Emre TANSÜ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hasan ÇİFTÇİ Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tolga TORUN Assoc. Prof. Dr. METİN DUYAR Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kasım TATLILIOĞLU Assist. Prof. Dr. Mustafa YALÇINKAYA Assist. Prof. Dr. Mutlu Yoruldu Assist. Prof. Dr. Suzan URGAN Assist. Prof. Dr. CELAL ASLAN Assist. Prof. Dr. İlkay TURAN Assist. Prof. Dr. Zeynep EDA BÜRGE Assist. Prof. Dr. MUSTAFA ÖZYEŞİL Assist. Prof. Dr. Rabia Şenay Şişman Assist. Prof. Dr. Yasemin Özen Assist. Prof. Dr. Jale COŞKUN Assist. Prof. Dr. Gülten GÜLTEPE Assist. Prof. Dr. Kadir DELİGÖZ Assist. Prof. Dr. Aslı YERLİKAYA Assist. Prof. Dr. Bahar Taymaz Assist. Prof. Dr. Davut KARAMAN Dr. Memiş Can YARDIMCI Dr. Emre NALÇACIGİL Dr. Mehmet Emin KALGI Dr. Hoshi NAGATAMO Dr. Maria CHOPPER Dr. Elnaz NASEHI Dr. Güller ŞAHİN Dr. Damezhan SADYKOVA Dr. Bahadır Geniş Dr. Lect. Ayşe DEMİR Dr. Vüsala Aliyeva Dr. Emre BİRİNCİ Dr. Yasemin KÜÇÜKÖZKAN Dr. Nuray PAMUK ÖZTÜRK Dr. Tutku ÜNKARACALAR Abstract Book June 28-29, 2021 PEARSON JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES-II June 28-29, 2021 Izmir – TURKEY CONFERENCE PROGRAM Meeting ID: 849 8329 0244 Passcode: www.zoom.us 066821 IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ CAREFULLY To be able to attend a meeting online, login via https://zoom.us/join site, enter ID “Meeting ID or Personal Link Name” and solidify the session. The Zoom application is free and no need to create an account. The Zoom application can be used without registration. The application works on tablets, phones and PCs. The participant must be connected to the session 5 minutes before the presentation time. All congress participants can connect live and listen to all sessions. Moderator is responsible for the presentation and scientific discussion (question-answer) section of the session. Points to Take into Consideration - TECHNICAL INFORMATION ♦ Make sure your computer has a microphone and is working. ♦ You should be able to use screen sharing feature in Zoom. ♦ Attendance certificates will be sent to you as pdf at the end of the congress. ♦ Requests such as change of place and time will not be taken into consideration in the congress program. ÖNEMLİ, DİKKATLE OKUYUNUZ LÜTFEN Kongremizde Yazım Kurallarına uygun gönderilmiş ve bilim kurulundan geçen bildiriler için online (video konferans sistemi üzerinden) sunum imkanı sağlanmıştır. Online sunum yapabilmek için https://zoom.us/join sitesi üzerinden giriş yaparak “Meeting ID or Personal Link Name” yerine ID numarasını girerek oturuma katılabilirsiniz. Zoom uygulaması ücretsizdir ve hesap oluşturmaya gerek yoktur. Zoom uygulaması kaydolmadan kullanılabilir. Uygulama tablet, telefon ve PC’lerde çalışıyor. Her oturumdaki sunucular, sunum saatinden 5 dk öncesinde oturuma bağlanmış olmaları gerekmektedir. Tüm kongre katılımcıları canlı bağlanarak tüm oturumları dinleyebilir. Moderatör – oturumdaki sunum ve bilimsel tartışma (soru-cevap) kısmından sorumludur. Dikkat Edilmesi Gerekenler- TEKNİK BİLGİLER ♦ Bilgisayarınızda mikrofon olduğuna ve çalıştığına emin olun. ♦ Zoom'da ekran paylaşma özelliğine kullanabilmelisiniz. ♦ Kabul edilen bildiri sahiplerinin mail adreslerine Zoom uygulamasında oluşturduğumuz oturuma ait ID numarası gönderilecektir. ♦ Katılım belgeleri kongre sonunda tarafınıza pdf olarak gönderilecektir ♦ Kongre programında yer ve saat değişikliği gibi talepler dikkate alınmayacaktır CONGRESS LANGUAGES: Turkish and all dialects, English, Russian DATE SESSION-1 28.06.2021 HALL-1 ANKARA TIME 1000-1200 MODERATOR: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elanur PİLİCİ RELATIONS BETWEEN FOREIGN TRADE AND Asst. Prof. Dr. Lamiha Öztürk Hasan Kalyoncu ECONOMIC GROWTH IN A CONTEXT OF Lect. Sezgi Demirkale University TRADE FACILITATION: THE CASE OF TURKEY A REVIEW OF CONSUMER OPINIONS ON IN- Batman University STORE SALESPERSON BEHAVIORS: THE CASE Mehmet Arif YILMAZ Assist. Prof. Dr. Kazım KILIÇ OF READY-TO-WEAR STORES University of Turkish A REVIEW ARTICLE ON KAIZEN RESEARCH Aeronautical PRESENTING A CASE STUDY Association Asst.Shahin Prof. Dr. ALAHMAD Şafak KURT AN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ON THE Dicle University ADOPTION OF EXPORT MARKETING STRATEGIES Asst. Asst.Prof. Prof.Dr. Halil Dr. Gülİbrahim ANALYSIS OF LEISURE SATISFACTION ŞENGÜN University LEVELS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Ondokuz Mayıs ANALYSIS OF EDUCATION QUALITY Asst. Prof. Dr. Gül ÇAVUŞOĞLU PERCEPTIONS OF SPORTS SCIENCES University FACULTY STUDENTS (ONDOKUZ MAYIS Ondokuz Mayıs ÇAVUŞOĞLU UNIVERSITY SAMPLE) hm Emine SAĞLAM THE IMPORTANCE OF INNOVATIVE S f Agrarian University INVESTMENT IN MODERN PERIOD Ə ədova Türkan Yusif qızı Azerbaijan State ADVERTISEMENTS AND MYTHS ə ərova Çinarə Qabil qızı University Universityİstanbul of Aydın Tirana, DIASPORA AS AN ELEMENT OF PUBLIC Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elanur PİLİCİ DIPLOMACY: STATE POLICIES OF ALBANIA Rigon Harxhi Dr.Ramadan ÇIPURI Polis University AND KOSOVO Albania CLUSTERING POLICY IN THE IMPROVEMENT Burak SAVRUN OF INTERNATIONAL Gaziantep University Asst. Prof. Dr. Hasan AKSOY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: GAZIANTEP CARPET SECTOR MODEL ANALYZING TO DETERMINE COMPETITIVE Burak SAVRUN FORCES OF TURKEY CARPET Gaziantep University Asst. Prof. Dr. Hasan AKSOY SECTOR BY USING REVEALED COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE INDEX DATE SESSION-1 28.06.2021 HALL-2 ANKARA TIME 1000-1230 MODERATOR: Asst. 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