Tubittumjournal
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Entrepreneurship and rights are two fundamental pillars of the development and progress of societies, which are deeply related to each other. Entrepreneurship seeks to realize welfare and social justice by creating value and innovation. On the other hand, the goal of law is to ensure justice and public welfare. These two fields have many points in common, with an emphasis on creativity, innovation and critical thinking. This article examines the interaction between entrepreneurship and law. Considering that entrepreneurship is not only limited to creating new businesses, but also includes innovation in different legal fields, this connection is of particular importance. We are looking for answers to the question of how law can benefit from entrepreneurship to realize its lofty goals. To answer this question, we will examine practical examples of the interaction of these two fields in national and international laws. The results of this research show that in order to adapt the laws to the growing needs of society and promote the spirit of entrepreneurship, lawyers should look at legal issues with an innovative and creative approach. Especially in the field of foreign investment, the need for flexible and innovation-based laws is felt more than ever.”
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This study aims to examine the role of environmental innovations in entrepreneurship, focusing on the case study of the EcoShine Company. Recognized as a leading firm in eco-friendly products and services, EcoShine is explored in depth regarding its business model and environmental innovations. The findings indicate that environmental innovations have been a key driver of EcoShine’s entrepreneurial success. These innovations have not only contributed to the company’s competitive advantage but also played a significant role in sustainable development and environmental protection. Moreover, the study delves into the challenges and opportunities faced by innovative companies in the environmental domain and provides recommendations to enhance the role of environmental innovations in entrepreneurship.
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The use of medicinal plants has been increasing in recent years, especially in traditional and complementary medicine worldwide. Many of these medicinal plants are consumed without sufficient scientific backing, which can have consequences for people’s health and impose significant healthcare costs on the system. Among these, Lavandula angustifolia is one of the most common herbal medicines due to its widespread use in traditional medicine. The use of Lavandula angustifolia has been well demonstrated in various studies for some conditions such as anxiety disorders and sleep disorders. However, evidence for its effectiveness in treating other diseases is contradictory or limited. This study examines the importance of the active ingredient of Lavandula angustifolia and the processing and post-harvest methods in the food and pharmaceutical industries based on existing research.