Güney Spor Kampüsünün yapımı sürüyor

DÜZCE (DHA) – Düzce Belediyesi tarafından 140 dönüm alan üzerine kurulan Güney Spor Kampüsünün yapım çalışmalarına devam edildi. Şıralık Mahallesi’nde bulunan spor kampüsü Düzce Belediyesi tarafından yenilenmeye başlandı. Bu çerçevede, 140 dönüm alan üzerinde bulunan Güney Spor Kampüsüne yedek stadyum tamamlanma aşamasına geldi.

Şıralık Mahallesi’nde bulunan spor kampüsü Düzce Belediyesi tarafından yenilenmeye başlandı. Bu çerçevede, 140 dönüm alan üzerinde bulunan Güney Spor Kampüsüne yedek stadyum tamamlanma aşamasına geldi. Kampüs kıyısında çıkan kuyu yer alan ve içerisine su alan paçaltı stadyumuna yedek stadyumluk yapılan muhteşem yapının özgün iç tasarımı ile gözler üzeri kırılacak.

Yapının tamamlanması ve açılışı 30-31 Mart sezonu içinde gerçekleşecek.


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Transforming Ideas into Effective Policy


The public awareness of energy in Turkey is unfortunately still limited. No broad consensus exists in the country, democracy gives anyone the right to voice their opinion freely, but for a good decision making we need transparency, integration of different voices and identification of common points. Public and political support is essential for raising the level of utilisation of solar energy in the country.


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Implications of Public Policy


Social, Cultural and Religious Issues


For decades all kinds of totalitarian and autocratic regimes have claimed that free markets are good for poor people. Countries all across the world have been converted to free markets overnight. People’s livelihoods have been threatened by the introduction of unfettered competition. But no one has proven or tested if free market policies improve standard of living of poorer people.

Introducing free markets overnight has turned out to be a traumatic event in many countries. Rags to riches stories are in short supply. Having people believe in myths of a free market suddenly sounds misguided. Only special interest groups have gained from the promotion of free markets for decades. Some people got scammed on the stock market and others got pensions that are not even close to meeting their needs. Medieval Serfs got robbed and turned into poor people. Standard of living for the 99% has not improved much during seven decades.

A false idea of human nature has been promoted for decades of free market policies. The rich want to get richer, but when it comes to rolling out the red carpet to eventually shared prosperity, there are many among the poor who create hurdles along the way. As there are millions of poor, including those who live in poor countries like the Philippines and India, the rich have not rolled out the red carpet. For a decade or two, they have been saying theories of collective action have failed to produce the 2 percent growth in the developed world. Theologians claim that the poor are lazy and should have made much progress. Philosophers have explained success and failure in random terms that are common in casinos. However, poor people—well over half of the world population—who make less effort year after year, are unlikely to prosper.

No matter how they want to call it, unconditional love remained a question of personal freedom. The principles of the free markets require unaccountability at individual and group level. Since free markets rely on individual action, they cannot be accountable to the aggregate behavior. People have no control over collective action that results from the aggregate behavior. Unconditional love cannot be individual-based. People should therefore prefer collective action rather than surrender to a welfare state.

The philosophy of free markets implies that the more progress everyone makes, the better country would be; society is theoretically structured to enable people to carry on their work and to protect the results of their work. Compared to large parts of the medievel times, today society is promoting