A Socio-Economic Perspective from Local to Global
Editors: Hamza Kahraman & Şahin Bulut

In today’s rapidly changing social and economic landscape, accurately analyzing social events and making sound predictions for the future is more critical than ever. A Socio-Economic Perspective from Local to Global is a compilation of works that examines socio-economic relations on a global and local scale from a scientific perspective, with contributions from academics from various disciplines. The book sheds light on current issues through both theoretical and empirical studies, while providing the reader with in-depth analyses from various fields.

Chapter Highlights

The Right to “File a Lawsuit” and “Withdraw a Lawsuit” in Tax Disputes
Legal disputes and their resolutions in the tax system, particularly the filing process and the mechanism for withdrawing a lawsuit, are detailed.

Taxation of Social Media Platforms
The tax aspects of the social media economy in Turkey and proposed solutions are examined.

The Relationship Between Inflation and Stock Prices
The inflation-financial market relationship is examined through a panel causality analysis using the example of OECD countries.

Causality Between Public Expenditures and Tax Revenues
Empirical findings on the revenue-expenditure balance in public finance.

Inflation, Unemployment, and Economic Growth
Analysis of long-term relationships between macroeconomic variables using the panel cointegration method.

Globalization, Environmental Pollution, and Economic Policy Uncertainty
An evaluation of environmental issues within the economic policy context, specifically for the G-7 countries.

Turkey-Azerbaijan Foreign Trade Relations
The current status and potential of economic integration between the two countries.

Accounting for Deposit Accounts
The legal and accounting framework for deposit records in the banking sector.

Calendar Anomalies in the Commodity Market
A statistical analysis of calendar effects in the gold and silver markets.

The Relationship between Migration Policy and Foreign Trade
A model proposal for Türkiye based on the Jordan Consensus.

Demographic Structure of the Akhisar District (1530–1575)
A local history study based on demographic data from the Ottoman period.

For Whom?

Those conducting academic research in the social sciences and economics

Those interested in public policy, international trade, finance, and law

Researchers working in the disciplines of history, sociology, and environmental studies

University students and those preparing master’s/doctoral theses

💡 “Socio-Economic Perspective from Local to Global” is a powerful reference resource for those interested in both academic depth and current debates.