Social structure of Sebinkarahisar
2018
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Abstract (EN)
This research is based on the town, Şebinkarahisar and introduces the history, geographical location, touristic valves and the celebrities of the city. In the following parts of the research, the problems and the suggested solutions about environment, population, economy, education, health and culture are presented. In the final part, the general problems of the city and their suggested solutions are dealt. As Şebinkarahisar, in which many civilizations have established dominance throughout the history, is an ancient settlement and has an important geographical position, the city has many historical structures. The historical castle, plateaus and other natural richness maket he town an important tourism attraction. In this research, the human and economic problems of the town, Şebinkarahisar are investigated and the required to do list is went over. To make a progress, suggestions are presented as the city gives migration to big cities because of unemployment. In this study, it is tried both introduce the city and reveal the solutions to the problems introduce the city and reveal the solutions to the problems by describing the social, cultural and economical development with current situation of the town, Şebinkarahisar.
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Dr. Bilgin Teker Bekçi
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Bilgin Teker Bekçi (Master Thesis). Social structure of Sebinkarahisar, 2018, Giresun University.
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