Titlebook: Water Resources of Turkey; Nilgun B. Harmancioglu,Dogan Altinbilek Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 World water resources.Hyd

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Dogan Altinbilek,Nilgun B. Harmancioglu production and manufacturing costs. The competition for international products and material resources of a domestic and industrial nature has inevitably led to rises in import prices. Faced with increasing production costs, tighter cost controls have been felt necessary in order to ensure the survi

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Bülent Selek,Zeliha Selekor Japanese multinational company; (b) whether its original organizational culture can be transmitted from the HQto its overseas subsidiaries; and (c) what effects culture has on the employee’s commitment both in the home and subsidiary operations. This research considered organizational commitment

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Murat Turkes,M. Tufan Turp,Nazan An,Tugba Ozturk,M. Levent Kurnazvery modest sort, but are they acceptably recent? My impressions range back over the eleven years of growth of the British business schools, looking mostly at the Manchester School. Eleven years seems quite a long time, even looked at in the historical perspective, for which the British are becoming

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Dogan Altinbilek,Nilgun B. Harmancioglu sector to a decentralized, structurally devolved and ‘autonomizing’ public sector, including the disconnection of policy design, implementation and evaluation (OECD 2002; Pollitt and Bouckaert 2011; Christensen and Lægreid 2006). Systems of public administration have been disaggregated into a multi

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Introduction,ferent countries and how these countries are planning and managing their water resources. This book is proposed as one of the first volumes to contribute to the above book series and provides an in-depth description of water resources in Turkey. The book is designed in three parts. The first part is

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Water Works of Ancient Civilizations,draulic structures in the world. Numerous ancient water works from a four-millenia-long period are still in operation after several centuries or even several millennia. These historical works are rich in kind to encompass dams, irrigation canals, masonry conduits, aqueduct-bridges, tunnels, water co

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Water Resources Development,groundwater. Annual freshwater consumption is about 54 billion m., of which 74% is used for agriculture, 13% for domestic uses, and 13% for industrial uses. This sum corresponds to the development of only 48.2% of the available exploitable potential. Turkey has made great efforts to develop water re