Technology and Financial Crisis: Economical and Analytical Views

• #1. 2008 – 2011 World Economic Crisis, New Paradigms, Science Methodology, Information Systems, and Decision Systems
• #2. Dynamics of Globalization
• #3. Financial Crisis Reveals Systemic Crisis of Official Statistics
• #4. World Energy Outlook and Impact of Oil Prices on Financial Crisis
• #5. The Economic Crisis: The Result of Reducing the Systemic Links
• #6. The Effect of Crises on Leadership
• #7. Crisis Management in the Public Sector: A Blended Use of “New Public Management” and “Systems Thinking”
• #8. Historically Reading the Concept of Gender by the Dilemma of Heterodox-Orthodox Vision
• #9. Major Factors Instigating Engineers to Shift their Career from Engineering to Management
• #10. Role of Accounting and Audit in the Recent Financial Crisis
• #11. Legal Effect of Economic Turmoil: Technical Insolvency Problem in Turkey
• #12. Analysis of the Analytical Balance Sheet of Central Bank of Republic of Turkey During 2000 - 2009 Period in terms of Crises
• #13. Financial Marriage of Convenience between China and the US: Sustainability of Dollar – Wall Street Regime in the Post-2008 Crisis
• #14. Are the Banks in India Comfortable on the Eve of Basel III?
• #15. General Outlook on Financial Structure and Capital Adequacy of ISE-30 Companies during Economic Crisis (2008-2009)
• #16. After 2008 Global Financial Crisis, Short-Term Dynamics of CDS, Bond, and Stock Markets in South Eastern European Economies: Evidence from Panel VAR Methodology
• #17. The Effect of Index Warrant Trading on the Underlying Volatility in the Post-Crisis Period
• #18. The Impact of Crises: Evidence from the Istanbul Stock Exchange
• #19. Crisis Effects on the Capital Structure Determinants for Manufacturing Companies
• #20. Evaluation of the Export Efficiency of the Turkish Ceramic Industry during the Global Crisis using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) Method
• #21. The Reflections of the Recent Global Economic Crisis on the Turkish Tourism Sector: The Sample of Fairy Chimneys Area (Cappadocia)

Ali Serhan Koyuncugil is Associate Professor of Statistics. He is working as a statistician for Capital Markets Board of Turkey. He had his B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in statistics. His current research interests are design and development of fraud detection, risk management, early warning, surveillance, information, decision-support and classification systems; design and development of datawarehouses and statistical databases; development of indicators, models and algorithms, conducting analysis on capital markets, finance, health, SMEs, large scale statistical researches (e.g. census), population and development, socio-economic and demographic affairs based on data mining, statistics, quantitative decision making, operational research, optimization, mathematical programming, fuzzy set, technical demography theory and applications. He is Elected Member (Fellow) of the International Statistical Institute (ISI); Establisher, Elected Member, Member of Executive Board and Scientific Secretary for ISI-IASC Committee on Computaional Statistics, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery and member of the IASC and IASS sections of ISI, Turkish Statistical Association, Turkish Informatics Society and was former vice head of Turkish Statisticians Association. In addition, he is Member of Advisors Board for Young Businessmen Association of Turkey. He has been taking part in a lot of international and national projects (UN, IBRD, EU, etc.). He has been taking part in a lot of international and national journals, conferences as an editorial board member, organizer, reviewer and advisor. His latest researches are about early warning systems based on data mining.

Nermin Ozgulbas is associate professor of finance at Baskent University in Turkey. She taught financial management, financial analysis and cost accounting in Baskent University, distance education program of Anadolu University and Turkish Ministry of Health. Her research and publication activities include finance, cost accounting, risk management, early warning systems, and data mining in especially SMEs, capital markets, health care organizations, and social security. She has been participating in a lot of international and national projects and conferences as an organizer, reviewer and advisor. Her latest researches are about early warning systems based on data mining.