Mehmet Huseyin Bilgin & Hakan Danis 
Eurasian Business and Economics Perspectives [PDF ebook] 
Proceedings of the 41st Eurasia Business and Economics Society Conference

Measuring the enablers of corporate managers’ decisions to contribute to non-state social protection.- A planning and control process for sustainable crop production.- Exploring the sustainability model of the hospitality firm: the experience of a hotel group in Europe.- Organization–stakeholder fit in a military context: conflict resolution strategies between a military organisation and military family.- Improving the purchase intention by a color brand: verification for mazda’s kodo design.- Managing social responsibility for health: challenges in using digital marketing for the promotion of paid services of healthcare institutions.- Understanding the internationalization intention of Indonesian food and beverages SMEs.- Entrepreneurial seniors. Inspiring initiatives in Spain, Finland, Slovakia and Portugal.- Ascent of regtech: a bibliometric analysis of regulatory technology.- Questioning the legitimacy of NFT: a study on public engagement in Indonesia.- More than ten years of blockchain creation: where are we now?.- A definition-led structure for capturing third mission at higher education institutions – a case study of a German university of applied sciences.- Exploring success factors underpinning the delivery of un sdg-4 quality education projects in Pakistan.- Positioning the Croatian environmental kuznets curve in a European context.- An analysis of the extent of economic measures during the covid-19 pandemic.- Self-rated health over time in Greece.- Behavioral intention to participate in crypto investment: the role of exchange reputation.- The impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis on oil and gas shares: an event study approach.- The impact of usda wasde announcements on South African white maize futures prices.- Voltaic money laundering, the dark side of Fintech.- The effectiveness of the transmission mechanism’s credit channel: a case study of the visegrad four countries.- The impact of unconventional monetary policy on economic activity: evidence from Europe.- Is the real exchange rate a transmission channel of the Japanese monetary policy?.- A statistical-mathematical analysis.- Financial shocks: what are they and how to prevent their emergence

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Huseyin Bilgin graduated from the Department of Labor Economics at the Faculty of Economics at Istanbul University (1994) where he also earned an M.A. degree in Labor Economics (1996). Professor Bilgin received his Ph.D. from the Department of Economics at Abant Izzet Baysal University in 2000. After spent 3 years as Research Assistant at the Department of Economics at Abant Izzet Banysal University, he joined Kadir Has University as an assistant professor in 2000. In 2005, he started serving as an associate professor in macroeconomics and became a full professor at the Department of International Economic Integration at Istanbul Medeniyet University in 2011. He taught at Kadir Has University between 2000-2011 and served as the head of the Department of International Finance at the same university during 2009-2011. Since 2011, he has been teaching at Faculty of Political Sciences at Istanbul Medeniyet University and served as a part-time professor at Yeditepe University between 2011-2014. Professor Bilgin has many articles published in reputed international journals indexed by scientific databases and research papers presented at international conferences as well as published academic books, plenty of articles both published and presented at the conferences on a national scale. He is the founder of Istanbul Economic Research Association and currently serves as the Chairman. He is also the founder of an international scholarly association called EBES (Eurasia Business and Economics Society) and currently serves as the Vice President. He has also been active as a consultant in several institutions, a newspaper columnist, and featured in several television programs.
Dr. Hakan Danis works at Citi Bank. Prior to this position, he was the Director in Economic Scenarios and Op Risk Modeling at US Bank and MUFG (USA) and worked at the Spanish multinational global bank Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) in USA as Senior Economist. He is one ofthe founders and first President of EBES. He also worked at Kadir Has University (Turkey) as a research assistant. He has published articles in many of the leading economics and finance journals and currently serves as the Managing Editor of Eurasian Economic Review (a Springer Journal) which is indexed in SCOPUS. He was guest editor at Emerging Markets Finance & Trade (EMFT) (SSCI) and Singapore Economic Review (SER) (SSCI) multiple times and published several academic books. His current research and teaching interests include monetary policy, nonlinear applied time series, risk management in financial institutions and macroeconomics. He holds a Ph D in Economics from the University of Georgia (USA), M.A. and B.A. in Economics from Marmara University (Turkey).

Ender Demir is an Associate Professor of finance at the Department of Business Administration, School of Social Sciences in Reykjavik University, Iceland. Dr. Demir has received his Ph.D. in Business from Ca Foscari University, Italy. He spent 6 months as a visiting Ph.D. student at Tel Aviv University, Israel. He has been teaching at Istanbul Medeniyet University, Yeditepe University (part-time) and Istanbul Bilgi University (part-time). Dr. Demir is the conference coordinator of Eurasia Business and Economic Society (EBES). He serves as the associate editor at Eurasian Business Review (SSCI) and as a subject editor at Journal of Multinational Financial Management (SSCI). He has published his research in peer-reviewed international journals, including Journal of Financial Stability, Emerging Markets Review, Finance Research Letters, and Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, and Tourism Management. His research interest are corporate finance, Cryptocurrencies, financial economics, and tourism economics.

Manuela Zipperling studied law at the Humboldt University in Berlin and completed her legal traineeship in Berlin. The focus of her training was on European labor law and aspects of international law. In addition to her work as a lawyer (labor law), she also lectured at the FOM University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and is currently the managing director of the Berlin office.