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This is the Proceedings of the Second International Summer School in High Energy Physics, focusing on “Standard Model and Beyond”, we have held in M¯ gla, Turkey, on 25–30 September 2006. The participants were mostly graduate and post-graduate students (about 50) working on the experimental and phenomenological problems. The s- dents were mostly Turkish, and there were some from Azerbaijan. In addition to excellent tutorial lectures on the Standard Model and the GrandUni?cation,therewereexposuresonthecurrentdevelopmentsonheavy ?avor physics, the physics at LHC, recent experimental data coming from BABAR and BELLE, as well as neutrino oscillations data, which were p- sented by the senior spoke-persons of TEXONO Collaboration. Encouraged by the success of this year’s event, as well as the preceding one, we are planning to make this school an annual event, with substantial - ternational student participation, and with special focus to those from central Asian countries. Wethinkweowealottothevenuewheretheeventhasbeenheld. Thes- cial location of the convention center where the event has been held, G¨ okova, within half an hour driving distance from Ephesus and Milethos, has been superbly praised by the international participants. These great heritages from antique Ionia are the home of some of our founding fathers of western ci- lization and science, from Thales to Heraklitos. There is another event which already gained the status of a world event, namely the G¨ okova School on Geometry and Topology which uses the same venue. This success story plays a weighted role in our encouragement.

This is the Proceedings of the Second International Summer School in High Energy Physics, focusing on “Standard Model and Beyond”, we have held in M¯ gla, Turkey, on 25–30 September 2006. The participants were mostly graduate and post-graduate students (about 50) working on the experimental and phenomenological problems. The s- dents were mostly Turkish, and there were some from Azerbaijan. In addition to excellent tutorial lectures on the Standard Model and the GrandUni?cation,therewereexposuresonthecurrentdevelopmentsonheavy ?avor physics, the physics at LHC, recent experimental data coming from BABAR and BELLE, as well as neutrino oscillations data, which were p- sented by the senior spoke-persons of TEXONO Collaboration. Encouraged by the success of this year’s event, as well as the preceding one, we are planning to make this school an annual event, with substantial - ternational student participation, and with special focus to those from central Asian countries. Wethinkweowealottothevenuewheretheeventhasbeenheld. Thes- cial location of the convention center where the event has been held, G¨ okova, within half an hour driving distance from Ephesus and Milethos, has been superbly praised by the international participants. These great heritages from antique Ionia are the home of some of our founding fathers of western ci- lization and science, from Thales to Heraklitos. There is another event which already gained the status of a world event, namely the G¨ okova School on Geometry and Topology which uses the same venue. This success story plays a weighted role in our encouragement.

This is the Proceedings of the Second International Summer School in High Energy Physics, focusing on “Standard Model and Beyond”, we have held in M¯ gla, Turkey, on 25–30 September 2006. The participants were mostly graduate and post-graduate students (about 50) working on the experimental and phenomenological problems. The s- dents were mostly Turkish, and there were some from Azerbaijan. In addition to excellent tutorial lectures on the Standard Model and the GrandUni?cation,therewereexposuresonthecurrentdevelopmentsonheavy ?avor physics, the physics at LHC, recent experimental data coming from BABAR and BELLE, as well as neutrino oscillations data, which were p- sented by the senior spoke-persons of TEXONO Collaboration. Encouraged by the success of this year’s event, as well as the preceding one, we are planning to make this school an annual event, with substantial - ternational student participation, and with special focus to those from central Asian countries. Wethinkweowealottothevenuewheretheeventhasbeenheld. Thes- cial location of the convention center where the event has been held, G¨ okova, within half an hour driving distance from Ephesus and Milethos, has been superbly praised by the international participants. These great heritages from antique Ionia are the home of some of our founding fathers of western ci- lization and science, from Thales to Heraklitos. There is another event which already gained the status of a world event, namely the G¨ okova School on Geometry and Topology which uses the same venue. This success story plays a weighted role in our encouragement.

A wide-ranging review of the issues and opportunities in the transfer of technology between advanced industrial countries and the countries of the Former Soviet Union. A major theme is the complex socio-technological aspects of the process, together with the related human factors and leadership requirements. The book presents a very open exchange of views on the difficult obstacles that the countries of the Former Soviet Union need to overcome and the market economy countries of the west need to understand. Issues of patents, intellectual property, personnel training, reorganization of formerly centralized economies, incentives, information exchange, and possible models for effective transfer are highlighted, together with specific examples and discussions of the most up-to-date knowledge about technology transfer. Audience: All individuals and organizations concerned with the transfer of technology, particularly those interested in a candid appraisal of the issues and opportunities for the transfer of technology and industrial and scientific cooperation between industrialized market economies and the countries of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.