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The Political Economy of Turkish Stream
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016For countries that do not have their own gas deposits, import dependency turns out to be a substantial concern. Not only the potential will and the ability of the resource-holder countries to use natural gas as a political weapon, but also the political instabilities in the transit countries have been one of the issues that raise concerns in the ...
Sahin Ardiyok, Tolga Turan
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Selling Turkish quality: Multiple proximities and Turkish format exports in the post-streaming era
International Communication Gazette, 2023A close analysis of puhutv’s Şahsiyet ( Persona, 2018) and its Mexican adaptation for HBO Max Latin America (HBO Max Latinoamérica), Asesino del Olvido ( Before I Forget, 2021) reveals that the show’s hybridization of the Turkish series’ melodramatic conventions with the Anglo-American quality TV characteristics is the key to its adaptability for ...
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Turkish Cinema and Television Industry in the Digital Streaming Era
2022Turkish Cinema and Television Industry in the Digital Streaming Era addresses three main comprehensions: aesthetic transformation in the Turkish Cinema and television industry, new authors and changing filmmaking ways in the Turkish Cinema’s SVOD age, and Turkish originals on national and international SVODs.
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Turkish Stream and the EU Security of Gas Supply: What's Next?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015On December 1, 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin surprised the energy world by announcing, during a state visit to Turkey, the demise of the long-planned South Stream pipeline project and the launch of a new project to evacuate Russian gas to Turkey and South-East Europe bypassing Ukraine: Turkish Stream.
Manfred Hafner, Simone Tagliapietra
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
This paper aims to answers the question: Why Gazprom cancelled South Stream, and replaced in with Turkish Stream? In addressing this question, the thesis examines the debate surrounding the need for Turkish Stream — on the validity of which the interviewees of this study were split.
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This paper aims to answers the question: Why Gazprom cancelled South Stream, and replaced in with Turkish Stream? In addressing this question, the thesis examines the debate surrounding the need for Turkish Stream — on the validity of which the interviewees of this study were split.
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Russian Chess On Gas Politics: Evaluation Of Turkish Stream
2017Turkish Stream PipelineProject (TSP) is the result of the altering Russian gas supply policies toward EuropeanUnion (EU). Due to flustering disputes over Ukraine, initial step was plannedas to bypass Ukraine with a new standalone pipeline that will transit Russiangas to Eastern Europe.
AKYENER, Oğuzhan, ŞİRİN, Çağrı
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Radio Journal:International Studies in Broadcast & Audio Media
While numerous studies focus on streaming platforms as new business models or as novel elements in the supply chain, there is a notable gap in research addressing how streaming is operationalized within the context of state cultural policies. This study aims to fill this gap by conducting a preliminary examination of Turkish Radio and Television ...
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While numerous studies focus on streaming platforms as new business models or as novel elements in the supply chain, there is a notable gap in research addressing how streaming is operationalized within the context of state cultural policies. This study aims to fill this gap by conducting a preliminary examination of Turkish Radio and Television ...
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Turkish Words in Svilen Kapsızov's Novel "The End of the Streams"
2022The End of Streams (Краят на Потоците) was written by pomak writer Svilen Kapsızov (1941-1992) and reached its readers in 1994. In the novel, a realistic subject with Bulgarian and Turkish characters is handled. The author used many Turkish words in his novel.
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