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Proceeding-2016-Download SCIENTIFIC COOPERATIONS 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES 2-3 APRIL, 2016 ISTANBUL-TURKEY PUBLISHED BY SCIENTIFIC COOPERATIONS ISBN: 978-605-86637-8-7 SCIENTIFIC COOPERATIONS 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES 2-3 April, 2016 TITANIC BUSINESS EUROPE ISTANBUL-TURKEY PROCEEDINGS BOOKLET PORGANIZEDUBLISHED BY BY SCIENTIFIC SCIENTIFIC COOPERATIONS COOPERATIONS SCIENTIFIC COOPERATIONS PUBLICATIONS Copyright © Scientific Cooperations ISBN: 978-605-86637-8-7 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be produced, in any form or by any means, without written permission of the publisher. Not for sale. / Konferans kitapçığıdır, parayla satılmaz. 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