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National Integrity System Study BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 2007 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 National Integrity System Study Report by Transparency International BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 2007 2 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 Report Authors Lead Researcher and Editor: Boris Divjak Researchers: Nebojša Milanović, Aleksandra Martinović, Tarik Jusić, Dragica Ristić, Slavica Rokvić, Darko Radić, Ivica Dronjić, Zlatan Kulenović, Predrag Ćeranić, Rebeka Kotlo, Igor Stojanović, Srñan Bagovčaniin, Ljubinko Leković Editing Assistance: Sarah Reppuci, TI Secretariat, Berlin Translation: Vojislav Boljanić DTP & Layout: Danijela Vidović The TI National Integrity System Study – Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 was made possible with funding from the Open Society Fund of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. © 2006 Transparency International Transparency International Secretariat Alt Moabit 96 10559 Berlin Germany http://www.transparency.org 3 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 Lead Researcher and Editor Boris Divjak is a macroeconomics consultant, with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Reading (Great Britain) and Karl-Franzens University, Graz (Austria) as well as a master’s degree from the University of Reading. He has worked with the World Bank, the European Commission, USAID and other bilateral donors on their development programmes in the Balkans. His area of specialisation is business environment and local economic development. Divjak also chairs the Board of Directors of Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) and, in that capacity, analyses corruption issues in BiH and the neighbouring region. In November 2005 he was elected as a member of the Global Board of Directors of Transparency International. Acknowledgements Most appreciated is the assistance provided by the following researchers who assisted in researching and completing several chapters of this book: Nebojša Milanović (Graduated with a degree in law from the University of Sarajevo in 1987 and passed the bar examination in 1991. Since 1988 he worked in various government institutions and was active in business life as well as in the local election commission. He worked for OSCE from 1998 to 2000 on election issues and for ABA/CEELI since 2000.) Aleksandra Martinović (Graduated with a degree in economics from the University of Belgrade, whereupon she worked for three years in the field of economy, international economic relations and marketing. Since 2003 she has been working for TI BiH and has been the Executive Director of this organisation since 2005.) Much appreciated is also the research support provided by the following researchers, who examined in details the individual pillars and provided useful inputs to the author: Slavica Rokvić (Bachelor of Laws with a professional experience in domestic and international projects spanning 25 years. Consultant and certified trainer in the field of business development and local governance (specialised in public procurement). Since 2004, she has held the position of Regional Co-ordinator/Head of the Regional GAP Office – Governance Accountability Project in Banja Luka. She was author and contributor to a number of studies and publications in the area of public contracting.) Tarik Jusić (Graduated with a degree in journalism at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Sarajevo, holds a master’s degree in political sciences from the Central-European University, 4 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 Budapest, and a PhD from the Institute for the Media in Vienna. He works as Programme Director in the Media Centre, Sarajevo, on development and PR projects and authored a number of relevant analyses and articles on the subject.) Darko Radić (Bachelor of Laws, assistant professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Banja Luka.) Zlatko Kulenović (RS Supreme Court Judge and former RS Ombudsperson.) Dragica Ristić (Bachelor of Laws, passed bar examination. She has taken up postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Law in Banja Luka, Economic-Legal Department, and her Master thesis has been recently approved. She worked as a judge and is currently occupying the position of Executive Director of the Economic Chamber of Republika Srpska.) Rebeka Kotlo (Assistant professor at the Faculty of Law of the “Džemal Bijedić” University in Mostar, where she graduated from in 2000 as the best student in the class; co-ordinator of the NGO “Human Rights Centre” in Mostar and independent researcher. She authored a number of publications and has an experience in projects of the Council of Europe, European Commission, FOD BiH and other organisations.) Thanks are also due to the following researchers who provided solid data that was used for several other individual pillars: Ivica Dronjić (Bachelor of Laws. He has been in diplomatic profession since 1986 and has acted as vice consul in Melbourne, Australia, Deputy Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Nations in New York and held a number of other diplomatic positions. He currently serves as Minister-Advisor in the Permanent Mission of BiH to UN and OSCE in Vienna.) Predrag Ćeranić (Graduated in 1988 as philosophy and sociology teacher from the Philosophy and Sociology Department of the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo. He is currently in the final year of his master studies in social-legal sciences at the Faculty of Law in Banja Luka. He held a number of responsible posts in the Ministry of interior. He has occupied the position of director of the “Constantine” detective agency in the Brčko District of BiH since 2005.) Igor Stojanović (Graduated in management from the University in Novi Sad, Serbia, and received further education in the USA and Western European countries. He has ten years’ experience of work in the NGO sector in BiH and the region. He is a cofounder of the NGO Centres of Civic Initiatives (CCI), where he serves as director for development and fundraising.) Invaluable support was also provided by the following researchers who assisted in the overall research and provided qualitative inputs for the general analysis of the country’s profiles: Leković Ljubinko (Bachelor of Laws with a long work experience in OSCE BiH and other international organisations and multinational companies, governmental agencies and NGOs. Since 2003 he has worked in TI BiH on the “Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre” project and 5 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 other projects. He is currently legal advisor and manager of the Civic Advocacy Partnership Programme (CAPP).) Srñan Blagovčanin (Bachelor of Laws, assumed his post in TI BiH as manager of the “Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre” programme and spokesperson in 2004. He attended an internship programme in the Ombudsmen Office of BiH and in the National Assembly of RS as part of a National Democratic Institute project.) All TI BiH staff significantly contributed in the making of NIS BiH 2007 and thanks are due. The draft findings were substantially improved following a focus group meeting, held in Hotel Bosna in Banja Luka on 27 October 2006, in which the following participants took part: Lidija Korać , member of the Central Election Commission of BiH; Boško Čeko, auditor general of the RS Public Sector Audit Office; Milan Zjajić , secretary general of the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH; Milan Tegeltija , prosecutor of the District Prosecutor’s Office in RS; Mladen Lončar , head of the Economic Department in the Regional Office of the High Representative in Banja Luka; Mladen Mirosavljević , freelance journalist, lecturer in Public Relations at “Banja Luka College”; Tina Radonjić, lawyer, Reiffeisen Bank Banja Luka, and member of TI BiH Board of Directors; Siniša Marčić , sociologist, project consultant in the “Spektar” agency in Banja Luka. TI BiH remains especially grateful for the expertise of TI Secretariat–Berlin experts, Sarah Repucci, Robin Hodess , Marie Wolkers , and other experts who have contributed to the improvement of the NIS Study methodology, its quality, clarity of message and consistency. TI BiH owes a deep debt of gratitude to Danijela Vidović for her DTP and layout services. Graphs and images were produced with generous support from Krunoslav Čordaš and Ranko Petrušić , to whom thanks are due. This research was funded with generous assistance from the Open Society Fund Bosnia and Herzegovina , to whom all thanks are due. A part of the funds were also provided by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Auswertiges Amt) through the TI Secretariat in Berlin. Banja Luka, December 2006 6 National Integrity System Study Bosnia and Herzegovina 2007 Contents REPORT AUTHORS................................................................................................................ 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS....................................................................................................... 4 CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................. 7 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ................................................................................... 8 ABOUT THE NIS STUDIES .................................................................................................. 11 WHAT IS THE NIS?...........................................................................................................................................
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    Propósitos y Representaciones Aug. 2020, Vol. 8, SPE(2), e797 ISSN 2307-7999 Special number: Educational Psychology Practices in Europe and the Middle East e-ISSN 2310-4635 http://dx.doi.org/10.20511/pyr2020.v8nSPE2.797 RESEARCH NOTES Sociological Foundations of Success of Turkish Tv Soap Operas in the Balkans Fundamentos socológicos del éxito de las telenovelas turcas de televisión en los Balcanes Ferhan Gündüz Başkent University, Faculty of Literature and Science, Department of Sociology ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9969-2099 Received 01-12-20 Revised 01-25-20 Accepted 04-13-20 On line 06-29-20 *Correspondence Cite as: Email: [email protected] Gündüz, F. (2020). Sociological Foundations of Success of Turkish Tv Soap Operas in the Balkans. Propósitos y Representaciones, 8 (SPE2), e797. Doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.20511/pyr2020.v8nSPE2.797 © Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola, Vicerrectorado de Investigación, 2020. This article is distributed under license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/) Sociological Foundations of Success of Turkish Tv Soap Operas in the Balkans Summary For the last decade, Turkish TV series particularly soap operas have been alluring an increasing rate of viewers both in Turkey and 76 countries around the world, spreading from Latin America to the Far East. This article examines the sociological foundations of high levels of interest in Turkish TV series in the Balkan region since relationships between the Turks and other people in this geographic area have a long history. As well, today’s reflections of this historical relationship date back to the fifth century in so many ways.