Index
Contemporary Issues in Social Science
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Publication date: 25 May 2021
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(2021), "Index", Grima, S., Özen, E. and Boz, H. (Ed.) Contemporary Issues in Social Science (Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Vol. 106), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 437-447. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1569-375920210000106024
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INDEX
Abnormal returns (ARit)
, 110
Academic institutions
, 315
Accommodation service providers
, 20–21
Accountability
, 309, 330
Active labor market policies (ALMPs)
, 183
Active labor market program
, 82
Administration’s awareness
, 308
Admission frameworks
, 83
Advertising
, 77
Affect heuristic
, 395–396
Age
, 372–373, 383–384, 423
Aghios Demetrios municipality
, 159–160
Aging
, 5
Agreeableness
, 398
Agricultural/agriculture
, 284
agriculture-based bioeconomy
, 265
biomass production
, 265
influencing factors
, 274
literature review
, 265–267
research methodology
, 267–273
residues
, 264–266
resources
, 266
results
, 273–275
Akaike Information Criteria
, 212
Allocative efficiency
, 50
Anchor value
, 107
Annual reports
, 241
Antalya-Belek, hotels in
, 129–130
Anxiety
, 231
Approximation function
, 295
Athens Metropolitan Area (AMA)
, 151
Augmented Dickey-Fuller test (ADF test)
, 171, 212
Autoregressive distributed lag method (ARDL method)
, 167, 170–171, 208, 211
Availability heuristic
, 396
Azerbaijan, attitudinal essential factors of liberalization of pension system in
, 13–14
Bad governance
, 310
Baltic countries
, 256
Bank(s)
, 206
accounts
, 253
credits
, 210, 216
Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BRSA)
, 206
Behavior-based conflict
, 227, 229
Behavioral finance
, 104–105, 116
Behavioral intention (BI)
, 19
Big Five personality model
, 397–398
Bioeconomy
, 264–265
analysis
, 267
Biomass
, 264
implications of biomass production
, 274–275
importance
, 265
BIST 100 Index
, 109
BIST 30 Index
, 109
BIST All Index
, 117
BIST-100 Index
, 243
Black Swan
, 222, 240
Breusch–Godfrey LM test
, 170–171
Breusch–Pagan–Godfrey test
, 171
Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB)
, 331
Business creation
, 313
Business models
, 71–72
Calinski–Harabasz criterion
, 187
Canonical cointegration regression test (CCR test)
, 214
Capitalism
, 72
Carbon capture and sequestration technologies
, 283
Carbon footprint
, 286
Cave tourism
, 122
Center for Research in Security Pirce (CRSP)
, 107
Central and Eastern European countries (CEE countries)
, 265
influencing factors of agricultural biomass production in
, 274
Central Bank of Republic of Turkey (CBRT)
, 207
Challenges
, 130–132
Changed consumer decisions and behavior
, 143–145
Chi-square test
, 403, 411
Chile’s private pension model
, 5
Chinese stock market
, 242
Circular economy
action plan
, 71
ethical and environmental concerns/responsibilities
, 75–77
linear economy to
, 68–72
model
, 70
social concerns/responsibilities
, 74–75
sustainable/responsible consumption
, 72–74
systems
, 70
Circular supply chain
, 71
Citizens’ participation
, 308
Climate change
, 282
Cluster analysis
, 343
Cluster forming and analysis
, 186
Coastal tourism
, 54
Cognition
, 394–395
Cointegration approach
, 208, 211
Collective reasoning
, 378
Commercial activity
, 151
comparative results
, 161–162
data collection
, 154–158
findings
, 158–162
limitations
, 158
in pre-and post-crisis period
, 151
research methodology
, 151–158
selection of case studies and methodological framework review
, 152–154
Common Agricultural Policy
, 289
Common Basic Principles (CBP)
, 180
Communication method
, 124
Conference tourism
, 122
Confidence
, 399–400
Conscientiousness
, 398
Constant return to scale (CRS)
, 59
Consumer(s)
, 72–73, 75, 122, 141–142
orientation
, 344
value identification
, 342
value research methodologies
, 344
Consumption
, 72–74
behaviors
, 139
Controllability
, 400
Corona virus
, 223
Corporate disclosure
, 241
Corporate governance
, 308
Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 329
reporting
, 330
Corporations
, 240–241
COVID-19
, 136, 240–241
and affected processes
, 223–234
changed consumer decisions and behavior after
, 143–145
effects of
, 139
pandemic
, 136, 223
risk concept
, 140–143
uncertainty
, 139–140
Credit default swap (CDS)
, 166
data set and method
, 167–171
empirical findings
, 171–175
literature review
, 167
premiums
, 166
Credit rating agencies
, 166
Credit system
, 206
Crisis
, 150
economic
, 4
effects
, 151
Cronbach’s alpha models
, 24
Cross-compliance requirements
, 267
Cultural/culture
, 374, 389–390, 423
integration
, 94
tourism
, 55–56, 122
tourism
, 63
Cumulative abnormal returns (CARi)
, 110
Cumulative sum of squares test (CUSUMSQ test)
, 214
Cumulative sum test (CUSUM test)
, 214
Cyclical shortages
, 83
Cyprus Island
, 21
Data envelopment analysis (DEA)
, 50–51
output-oriented variable-yield model of
, 57
results
, 59–60
Decentralization
, 311–312
Decisions
, 104
Delay effect
, 400
∆Risk
, 244
Demand and supply
, 91–92
Demand-driven approach
, 83
Dependence on tips
, 35–36, 38, 40
Dependency on foreign labor
, 82
Destination risk
, 141
Development regions
, 331
Digital Age
, 311–312
Digital divide
, 356, 358–359
Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI)
, 89, 357, 359
Digital inequalities
, 357
literature review
, 357–358
methodology
, 358–360
proposals, and recommendations
, 365
research results
, 360–365
Digital skills
, 356, 364
Digital technology
, 359
Digitalization
, 357, 365
Directive in Romania
, 331
Dirigisme
, 3
Disability
, 120–130
Disabled concept
, 121
Disabled tourism
, 120, 122–124
Distribution channels
, 19
Distributive efficiency
, 50
Dividend futures
, 241
Dolado and Lütkepohl causality test (DL causality test)
, 167–170
Dread risks
, 401
E-skills
, 364
“Ease of doing business” score
, 256
Ecological damage
, 68
Econometric analysis
, 186–187
Economic crisis in Latin America
, 4
Economic development
, 150–151
Economic growth
, 284–285
Economic liberalization
, 3
Economy
, 83
theory
, 83
Ecotourism
, 55, 63
Education
, 83, 85, 257–260, 313, 373, 386–387, 424
Effectiveness
, 50, 309
Efficiency
, 50
analysis
, 59
measurement
, 50, 56
Efficient markets
, 104
hypothesis
, 104–105
Ellen MacArthur Foundation
, 72
Employee
behavior
, 222
motivation
, 34
psychology
, 232
satisfaction
, 34
Employment
, 181
growth in Malta
, 85
Energy production
, 284
Entrepreneurs
, 312–313
Entrepreneurship
, 312
concept and measurements
, 312–315
level of
, 314
Environment
, 264–265, 374, 392–393
Environmental destruction
, 68
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
, 287
Environmentalist consumers
, 76
Error correction models (ECM)
, 171, 212
Estonia
, 253, 255, 257–260
Ethical and environmental concerns/responsibilities
, 75–77
EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
, 287
European Commission (EC)
, 265
European Environment Agency (EEA)
, 283
European Federation of Hard of Hearing People (EFHOH)
, 125
European Parliament & Council of the European Union (EP&CEU)
, 264
European strategic framework
, 266
European Union (EU)
, 82, 180, 264, 282, 315, 328
EU-10 immigration cluster analysis results
, 187–190
Green Deal strategy
, 267
European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC)
, 357, 359
Expected benefits
, 401
Experiences
, 375, 393–394, 422
Experts
, 382
Exploratory factor analysis
, 403, 414–417
Extraversion
, 397
F-statistics
, 212
F-test
, 211
Face-to-face technique
, 40
Fair trade practices
, 76
Familiarity
, 401
Family
, 373, 387
Farm tourism
, 122
Fear
, 143
Financial development
, 206
empirical findings
, 212–215
on house prices
, 206
literature
, 208–209
methodology
, 211–212
model and data
, 210–211
Financial inclusion
, 252–253
Financial literacy
, 252
factors comparison with financial literacy level
, 260–261
general country development factors
, 256–257
literature review
, 253–255
methodology
, 253
rate
, 255
research results and discussion
, 255–261
unjustified use
, 253
Financial reporting, 241 (see also Non-financial reporting)
data and methodology
, 243–244
descriptive statistics and empirical results
, 244–246
literature review and hypothesis development
, 241–243
Financial risk
, 141
Financial services availability
, 258–260
Firms
, 243
Foreign labor
challenges of foreign labor employment
, 94–95
rationale for employing
, 92
Foreign nationals in Maltese labor market
, 85
foreign nationalities
, 86
levels
, 86–87
shortages in ICT sector
, 87–89
Forestry biomass production
, 266
Fossil energy resources
, 266
Fossil fuels
, 68
Frustrations
, 222
Fully modified least squares method (FMOLS)
, 214
Gamble and sex tourism destination
, 27
Gastro-tourism
, 55
Gender
, 372, 382–383
Generalized Method of Moments (GMM)
, 181
Generation Z
, 344–346
Global AgeWatch Index
, 6
Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM)
, 314
Global Findex database
, 252
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
, 330
Globalization
, 5, 311–312
Golf tourism
, 122
Good governance
, 308–309
analysis
, 318–323
characteristics
, 309
culture
, 310
data
, 315–318
results
, 318–323
Good public governance
, 311
Governance
, 308–309
design and measurements
, 310–312
Government
, 3
Gray Rhino
, 222
Greek tourism
, 55
Green consumerism
, 75
Green Deal
, 71, 267
Green movement
, 76
Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)
, 266, 282
approximation of evolution of total GHG emissions by inverse trigonometric function
, 299–300
approximation of evolution of total GHG emissions by power-type function
, 296–298
causes
, 283–286
estimation by domains of future GHG emissions
, 300–302
GDP and
, 284–285
primary reduction measures of GHG emissions used in EU
, 286–290
research methodology
, 290–295
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 183, 290
Gross value added in agriculture (GVA_agr)
, 273
Growth-oriented strategy
, 62
Guest satisfaction (GS)
, 19, 27
Guests
, 19
outcomes
, 21–22
Guests’ perceived value (GPV)
, 19, 27
H1N1 outbreaks
, 232
Habitus
, 225
Handicapped or crippled concept
, 121
Hannan-Quinn criterion
, 212
Hausman test results
, 273–274
Health
, 120, 375, 398–399, 422–423
tourism
, 122
workers
, 231
Healthcare professionals
, 232
Hearing impairment
, 125
Hearing-impaired consumers
, 124
Heuristics
, 395
Hierarchical clusters
, 186
Hotel employees
, 35
hypotheses development
, 36–39
literature review
, 35–39
measure
, 40
methodology
, 39–40
results
, 40–42
sample and data collection
, 39–40
Hoteliers
, 18
House Price Index (HPI)
, 207
House prices
, 206, 208–209, 214
Housing
credits
, 208–209
finance system
, 207
loans
, 206–207
Human Development Index (HDI)
, 315–316
Human psychology
, 230
Hunting tourism
, 122
Hygiene
, 94
Immigrants (IMIG)
, 187
Immigration clusters analysis
, 181
Immigration policies
, 182
Independent variables (IV)
, 418
Index of Liberalism (Dirigisme) of Pension System ((IL(D)PS))
, 7–8, 10–11, 13
Individual reasoning
, 378
Individual risk perceptions and behavior
, 368
aim
, 371–372
data analysis
, 403–404
data analysis and findings
, 404–424
propositions
, 372–375
research questions
, 372
risk
, 368–370
risk behavior
, 370
risk management
, 370–371
risk perception
, 371
sampling
, 403
significance of study
, 375–376
tool used to collect data
, 402–403
Industrial investments
, 68
Industrial processes
, 284
Information and communication technology (ICT)
, 82, 356, 360
development
, 84
findings from in-depth interviews
, 91–92
findings from online questionnaires
, 90–91
foreign nationals in Maltese labor market
, 85–89
limitations
, 97
research methodology
, 89
sector
, 82
skill shortages
, 92–93
specialists
, 83
theoretical framework
, 83–85
Input-oriented approach
, 57
Institute of Commerce and Services (ICS)
, 151
Intangible cultural heritage
, 56
Integration
, 181–183
International Labor Organization
, 5
International migration indicators
, 183
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 137, 240
International Standard Classification of Occupations
, 101
Internet
, 356
Inverse trigonometric function, approximation of evolution of total GHG emissions by
, 299–300
Investors
, 104
findings
, 111–116
literature
, 107–109
methodology
, 110–111
overreaction hypothesis
, 105–106
result
, 116–117
ISE 30 Index
, 108
Jarque–Bera test (JB test)
, 171
Job insecurity
, 36–38, 40
Job satisfaction
, 34, 36–37, 40
Jobsplus
, 85
Kruskal–Wallis test
, 403
Kwiatkowski–Phillips–Schmidt–Shin unit root test (KPSS unit root test)
, 212
Kypseli
, 158–159
Kyrenian hotels
, 23
Labor market
indicators
, 183
in Malta
, 82
Land conversion
, 272
Land use, changes resulting from land use, and forests (LULU CF)
, 294
Language barriers
, 94
Latvia
, 255, 257–260, 343
digital inequalities
, 357
Latvian social enterprise
, 342–343
literature review
, 343–345
methodology
, 345
research results
, 345–352
Laypeople
, 382
Least Squares Method
, 296
Levin–Lin–Chu test
, 318
Liberalism
, 3
Liberalization of pension system
, 2
attitudinal essential factors in Azerbaijan
, 13–14
effective limits
, 3
impact
, 6
in post-Soviet countries
, 5
Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability (LOHAS)
, 73–74
Linear economy
to circular economy
, 68–72
disadvantages
, 72
Linear programing model (LP model)
, 50
List of values methodology (LOV methodology)
, 342, 344–345
Lithuania
, 253, 255, 257–260
Low-cost strategy
, 61
Macroeconometric modeling
, 190–193, 200–201
Macroeconomic(s)
, 51
indicators
, 167
stability programs
, 207
Malta
, 82
employment growth in
, 85
Malta Council of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST)
, 92
Malta Employers Association (MEA)
, 82
Man-made risks
, 401
Management mentality
, 233
Manufacturing industry
, 332–333
Market(ing), 150, 344 (see also Stock market)
divergence and deviations
, 104
growth
, 313
and promoting tourism
, 54
Mass tourism coastal destinations
, 54, 62
Mechanical production technologies
, 68
Media
, 374, 391–392, 422–423
Mediterranean region
, 51
Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index
, 6
Merger and acquisition
, 110–111
Methodological credentials
, 186–187
Mice tourism
, 55
MICE tourism
, 55
Migrants
integration actions
, 180
labor market integration and associated performance
, 181–183
Migration models
, 183
Millennium
, 345–346
Misinformation (MI)
, 19, 27
Models of risk perception
, 380
Modern theory of public administration
, 310
Modified Wald test (MWALD test)
, 167
Momentum effect
, 106
Mountain tourism
, 122
Multiple linear regression
, 417–421
Multiregression analysis
, 25–26
Natural risks
, 401
Nea Ionia municipality
, 160–161
Negative emissions
, 283
Neighborhoods
, 153–154
Neuroticism traits
, 398
Nomenclature of Economic Activities Code (NACE Code)
, 332
Non-financial reporting, 328 (see also Financial reporting)
literature review
, 329–331
methodology
, 331–332
results
, 332–336
Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD)
, 328, 330
Non-parametric methods
, 50
Northern Cyprus
, 18
potential
, 27
reason for
, 24
tourism development in
, 21
Novel coronavirus on corporations
, 241
Occupations
, 85
Onboarding
, 94–95
Openness to experience
, 398
Opportunities
, 130–132
Optimism
, 107
Optimism bias
, 396–397
Ordinary Least Squares panel framework
, 272
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 6, 180, 272
Organizational commitment
, 35, 40
Organizational culture
, 225
Organizational life
, 222, 226
Organizational strategic growth goals
, 310
Output-oriented approach
, 57
Output-oriented variable-yield model of DEA
, 57
Overreaction hypothesis
, 105–106, 109
Panel Corrected Standard Errors (PCSE)
, 181
Paradigm shifting
, 283
Parametric methods
, 50
Paris Agreement
, 282
Passive labor market policies (PLMPs)
, 183
Patrick Moran test
, 187
Pearson correlation matrix
, 318
Pension policy
, 3
Pension reforms
, 6
Pension systems
, 2, 4
literature review
, 5–7
methodology
, 7
results
, 14
results and interpretation
, 8–14
Perceived risk
, 140
dimensions
, 141
Perceived Stakeholder Conflict Factors (PSCF)
, 19, 29
effects
, 20
and guests’ outcomes
, 21–22
Performance risk
, 141
Personality
, 375, 397, 422–424
Pessimism
, 107
Pessimism bias
, 396–397
Phillips–Perron test (PP test)
, 212
Physical equipment risk
, 141
Physical risk
, 141
5-point Likert scale
, 402
Policies
, 182
Pollution domains
, 282
Population growth
, 285
Portfolios
, 108
joint impact
, 111
Post-crisis period
, 151
Power-type function, approximation of evolution of total GHG emissions by
, 296–298
Pre-crisis period
, 151
Price-sensitive Russian tourists
, 61
Primary GHG emission reduction policies
, 289
Primary reduction measures of GHG emissions used in EU
, 286–290
Principal component analysis
, 318–319
Private pension
funds
, 5, 9
system
, 13–14
Product life extension
, 71
Productivity
, 50
Psychological reflections
, 230–234
Psychological risk
, 141
perception
, 395
Psychology
, 375, 394–395, 424
Psychometric paradigm
, 379–380
Public health
, 398
Public sector
governance
, 308
modeling
, 311
Purchasing power parity (PPP)
, 256
Quality-price inconsistency (QPI)
, 19
QuestionPro tool
, 345
Quiet tourism
, 120–121, 124–125
disability
, 121–130
hotels in Antalya-Belek
, 129–130
opportunities and challenges
, 130–132
potential of quiet tourism in world
, 125–129
Radical liberal reforms
, 4–5
Recovery
, 71
Recycling
, 71
Reforms
, 4
Regions
, 373, 385–386
Regression
, 272
Regression models
, 202–203, 319, 321–322
Regulation
, 3
Religion
, 374, 390–391, 421
Remote work
, 224–226
Renewable energy resources
, 266
Rental services
, 72
Representativeness heuristic
, 106
Responsible consumption
, 72–74
Responsiveness
, 309
Retailers
, 72
Risk
, 368–370
amplification
, 380
concept
, 140–143
management
, 370–371
risk-as-feelings hypothesis
, 395
risk-taking behavior
, 370
in tourism and hospitality
, 142
Risk behavior
, 370
analysis of interview and open-ended questions
, 405
Risk perception
, 371, 376–382
of consumers
, 141
drivers
, 382–399
factors
, 399–401
theoretical models
, 380
Risk regulation model (RRM)
, 385
Robust regression (RREG)
, 181
Rokeach Value Survey (RVS)
, 344
Romania
, 328–329
Rule of law
, 309
Rural tourism
, 63
Russian tourists
, 61
SARS outbreaks
, 232
SARS-CoV-2
, 240
Savings
, 257
Schwartz Value Survey (SVS)
, 344
Schwarz Bayesian Criteria
, 212
Scilab software
, 296–297
Sensation seeking
, 397
Services
, 140–141
Shapiro-Wilk test
, 41
Sharing economy
, 72
Short-term overreaction effect
, 108
Skill shortages
, 83, 92–93
Skills gaps
, 93
Slow tourism
, 55
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
, 335
Smooth function
, 294
Social amplification of risk framework (SARF)
, 380–382
Social concerns/responsibilities
, 74–75
Social enterprises
, 342
Social entrepreneurship
, 342
Social risk
, 141
Social security system
, 4, 6
Socially oriented economy
, 7
Society
, 374, 389, 423
Solo Entrepreneurship
, 313
Sovereign credit risk
, 166
Spain
, 181
econometric analysis and methodological credentials
, 186–187
migrants’ labor market integration and associated performance
, 181–183
research methodology
, 183–187
results
, 187–193
Spatial analysis models
, 181
Spatial autocorrelation testing
, 187
Spatial distribution
, 151
Spatial error model (SEM)
, 181, 186
Spatial lag models
, 186
Spatial lag–autoregressive model (SAR model)
, 181
Spatial modeling
, 190–193, 200–201
Spearman´s coefficient correlation
, 41
Sports tourism
, 122
Stakeholders
, 70
conflict
, 18
Cronbach’s alpha models
, 24
data collection process
, 23–24
factors
, 22
findings
, 24–26
hypotheses development
, 21–22
inclusion criteria
, 24
limitations
, 29–30
literature review
, 20–21
managerial implications
, 28–29
measurements
, 22–23
methodology of study
, 22–24
recommendations for future research
, 30
research frame work
, 20
sample regression and multiregression analysis
, 25–26
sampling
, 23
significance of research
, 19–20
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services Global Financial Literacy Survey (S&P Global FinLit Survey)
, 252
Standard macroeconometric model
, 187
Standardization method
, 186
State pension funds
, 5
State Social Protection Fund
, 13
Status
, 373, 385
Stock market
reactions
, 241
returns
, 241
Stock prices
, 105–106
Structural integration
, 182
Sun, sea, and sand tourism (3S tourism)
, 54–55, 61
Sustainability
of biomass production
, 267
reports
, 330
Sustainable bioeconomy
, 266
Sustainable consumption
, 72–74
Sustainable development
, 309
Sustainable marketing
, 78
Sustainable tourism planning
, 63
Tangible cultural heritage
, 56
Technical efficiency
, 50, 63
Technology
, 120
Tehran Stock Exchange
, 109
Tension-based conflict
, 227
Textual information
, 243
Thematic analysis
, 403–404
Third-country nationals (TCN)
, 85
Time risk
, 141
Time-based conflict
, 227
Tour operators/travel agencies (TO/TA)
, 18–21
Tourism
, 18, 122
development in North Cyprus
, 21
infrastructure
, 54
performance
, 50–51
planning
, 62
revenues
, 56, 59
Tourism industry
, 56
conceptual framework
, 51–56
findings
, 59–60
methodology
, 56–59
Tourists
, 19
numbers
, 56
Traditional boosterism approach
, 62–63
Transparency
, 329
Transparent disclosure systems
, 242
Transparent financial reporting
, 242
Transportation
, 284
Travel decisions
, 142
Travel risk
, 139
Trust
, 399–400
Turkey
, 61
CDS premium in
, 166
healthcare workers in
, 232
potential of quiet tourism in
, 128–129
public sector and private sector employees in
, 233
studies on
, 209
Turkish housing market
, 207
Turnover intention
, 35, 40
Two-factor anxiety theory
, 228
UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
, 120
Uncertainty
, 139–140, 222, 401
avoidance
, 139–140
Uncertainty avoidance index (UAI)
, 139
United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
, 136–137
Unknown risks
, 401
Unlimited consumption
, 72
Unmanaged bookings (UB)
, 19, 27
Unsolved guest’s problems (UGP)
, 19
Vacation risk
, 141
Value added in agriculture
, 274–275
VAR model
, 167
Variable return to scale (VRS)
, 59
Voluntariness
, 400
Voluntary savings
, 261
Wages
, 93–94
“Welfare countries” of Europe
, 5
Wellbeing
, 183, 223
Winter tourism
, 55
Work and family balance
, 226–230
Work experience
, 373, 388
Work productivity
, 34
World governance indicators (WGI)
, 317
World Health Organization (WHO)
, 121, 136, 240
World Tourism Barometer
, 51
World Trade Organization tourism (WTO tourism)
, 51
Yacht tourism
, 122
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: The Measurement of the Degree of Government Regulation in the Pension System
- Chapter 2: Effects of Perceived Stakeholder Conflict Factors on Guests’ Outcomes: Evidence from Kyrenian Hotels in North Cyprus
- Chapter 3: Determining the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Dependence on Tips and Turnover Intentions: The Case of Hotel Employees
- Chapter 4: Comparative Efficiency Analysis of Tourism Industry in the Southern Mediterranean Region
- Chapter 5: Circular Economy from the Point of Consumption Relations: Consumer’s Role in Maintaining Circular Process
- Chapter 6: Dependency on Foreign Labor in the Information and Communication Technology Sector of the Maltese Economy
- Chapter 7: Do Investors Overreact to Firm Merger and Acquisition Decisions?
- Chapter 8: Quiet Tourism: Opportunities and Challenges
- Chapter 9: The Influence of Covid-19 on Consumers’ Perceptions of Uncertainty and Risk
- Chapter 10: Economic Activity and Urban Design Policy as a Means for Recovery of Commercial Activity: The Case Study of Athens’ Commercial Streets
- Chapter 11: The Relationship between Credit Default Swap and Macroeconomic Indicators: an Example from Turkey
- Chapter 12: How are Immigrants Advancing on the European Labor Market? The Case of Spain
- Chapter 13: Financial Development and House Prices in Turkey
- Chapter 14: Covid-19 Pandemic: Reflections on Organizational Life and Employee Psychology
- Chapter 15: The Importance of thorough Financial Reporting during Covid-19 Pandemic: Empirical Evidence from Borsa Istanbul
- Chapter 16: Financial Literacy Influencing Factors Analysis: Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania Case
- Chapter 17: Agricultural Biomass Production: Implications for Economic Growth and Environment in Central and Eastern European Countries
- Chapter 18: Methods for Predicting the Future Evolution of GHG Emissions by Domains
- Chapter 19: The Impact of Good Governance on Entrepreneurship in Terms of Sustainable Development
- Chapter 20: The Stage of Non-Financial Reporting in Romania
- Chapter 21: Valuable Insights into Consumer Values: The Case of Latvian Social Enterprises
- Chapter 22: Digital Inequalities in Households in Latvia: Problems and Challenges
- Chapter 23: Individual Risk Perceptions and Behavior
- Index